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There are better options closer to the retail price but this seems like a great deal at $20. I rather put more money into a real bike later.
I rather get a real bike for more money later later on and remove the pedals if anything until my kid is ready for them. Just my 2 cents
There are better options closer to the retail price but this seems like a great deal at $20. I rather put more money into a real bike later.
I rather get a real bike for more money later later on and remove the pedals if anything until my kid is ready for them. Just my 2 cents
Yeah for $20 just get a dedicated balance bike. Real pedal bikes are much heavier even with pedals removed. There are just so much extra parts, greasy chains, rusting, etc, trust me you don't want to deal with that until they can pedal.
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This is the way to have your kids learn how to balance on a bike.
Get this, have them practice for 6mo or so, stride/run lift feet off and cruise, again and again. Ride to the park, ride on the neighborhood, cover "miles".
When you eventually buy them a pedal bike, NEVER bother with training wheels: it is just counter-productive.
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I rather get a real bike for more money later later on and remove the pedals if anything until my kid is ready for them. Just my 2 cents
I rather get a real bike for more money later later on and remove the pedals if anything until my kid is ready for them. Just my 2 cents
For $20, not worth the hassle IMO
Yeah for $20 just get a dedicated balance bike. Real pedal bikes are much heavier even with pedals removed. There are just so much extra parts, greasy chains, rusting, etc, trust me you don't want to deal with that until they can pedal.
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This is the way to have your kids learn how to balance on a bike.
Get this, have them practice for 6mo or so, stride/run lift feet off and cruise, again and again. Ride to the park, ride on the neighborhood, cover "miles".
When you eventually buy them a pedal bike, NEVER bother with training wheels: it is just counter-productive.