exactly. the center of gravity is wheel high, and at any point they can put their feet down and stand basically. ids usually start off not even touching the seat. these give them the safety net while still letting them practice balancing. and they do have brakes, the kids feet
For those who think these are simply regular bikes without the crank, chain, and pedals you are mistaken. If you were to check these out in person you would see a dramatic difference in the weight of these vs a regular kids bike. The reason these work is not only from removing pedaling from the equation, but also by providing an extremely lightweight bike which is also adjustable to be very close to the ground. This is why a child can become very comfortable on one at about 2 years old.
Just became aware of these bikes.. they seem like a good transition from the 4-wheeled push cars your kids scoot around on, to a pedaled bicycle. I don't have any kids (yet) but when I do, I'll consider getting them a bike like these. Seems to me like a really great idea.
thanks for uploading, I've learnt a lot, I just bought a bike for my son and I'm going to take off those pedals and let my son try like what your son did.
What song is that. I play banjo and would like to learn it. Also, I was just showing my two year old daughter this vid and she said "daddy song".. I bought her a strider. She will get it in a couple of weeks at her bday party. All of the strider vid watching is really making her want one.
Yes, the crank comes out as well. Depends on the design. Some the crank only requires a wrench, some require a spanner wrench. There are other tools that will do the job just fine. Yes, you do have to grease it. (oh my!) Are you seriously still trying to argue that it is a difficult thing to do? Does your purse keep getting in the way?
Not everyone, but you do fit the bill. As for my understanding of english, I am fairly confident that the phrase: "It's a pain in the ass" Does not equate to: "It's not difficult" Perhaps you are just a bit sore from being taken, that's not my fault now is it. Does not
It's a pain in the ass to disassemble a bottom bracket properly. And how many non cyclists have a chain breaker sitting around, Considering these are cheap, worth it to just get one. If they were $500 you might have a point.
Perhaps I should explain it to you in simpler terms. You stated that it was to difficult for a grown man (you) to remove the pedal and chain assembly from a bicycle. You then stated that it was "not worth the effort". Removing this assembly is a basic and simple action that can be performed by a child in roughly ten minutes. I am not condescending to you, you are standing in a hole.
Hey, you're the one who put yourself in that position. Ten minutes and a couple wrenches ... "not worth the effort" It doesn't take any effort to condescend if you're the one digging.
Save you r money you fools. Simply remove the pedal assembly/gears/chain from a standard bike. Then when your child is confident enough you can re-install. /shocked that people are stupid enough to pay someone for something like this.
Kids who start riding a bike early have a tremendous sense of balance in all things as they get older....tree climbing, skate boarding, surfing...
exactly. the center of gravity is wheel high, and at any point they can put their feet down and stand basically. ids usually start off not even touching the seat. these give them the safety net while still letting them practice balancing. and they do have brakes, the kids feet
Bravo! Thanks for helping me decide to get one for my grandson.
For those who think these are simply regular bikes without the crank, chain, and pedals you are mistaken. If you were to check these out in person you would see a dramatic difference in the weight of these vs a regular kids bike. The reason these work is not only from removing pedaling from the equation, but also by providing an extremely lightweight bike which is also adjustable to be very close to the ground. This is why a child can become very comfortable on one at about 2 years old.
Just became aware of these bikes.. they seem like a good transition from the 4-wheeled push cars your kids scoot around on, to a pedaled bicycle. I don't have any kids (yet) but when I do, I'll consider getting them a bike like these. Seems to me like a really great idea.
thanks for uploading, I've learnt a lot, I just bought a bike for my son and I'm going to take off those pedals and let my son try like what your son did.
who could dislike this video? some people are sick.
fantástico. movimenta todo o corpo é um super exercício.
haja energia
What song is that. I play banjo and would like to learn it. Also, I was just showing my two year old daughter this vid and she said "daddy song".. I bought her a strider. She will get it in a couple of weeks at her bday party. All of the strider vid watching is really making her want one.
No, they use their feet for brakes. There is an optional brake attachment that you can buy.
where can we buy strider bikes?
Yes, the crank comes out as well.
Depends on the design. Some the crank only requires a wrench, some require a spanner wrench. There are other tools that will do the job just fine.
Yes, you do have to grease it. (oh my!)
Are you seriously still trying to argue that it is a difficult thing to do?
Does your purse keep getting in the way?
SMART TRAINING WHEELS
yea cheers
I was doing it when I was 12, but if it's to difficult for you *shrug*.
Digging? In my first post I just disagreed with you and explained why. That is digging?
Interesting that you would infer I was speaking about myself.
You were "taken" when you purchased this item.
That is my point.
Not everyone, but you do fit the bill.
As for my understanding of english, I am fairly confident that the phrase:
"It's a pain in the ass"
Does not equate to:
"It's not difficult"
Perhaps you are just a bit sore from being taken, that's not my fault now is it.
Does not
These kids look like they smoke a bit of the ganj,
theyre like 47 USD...
It's a pain in the ass to disassemble a bottom bracket properly. And how many non cyclists have a chain breaker sitting around, Considering these are cheap, worth it to just get one. If they were $500 you might have a point.
if they do weed theyll do time!
Now that little girl is way to old to be riding a strider bike look the bike barley fits her!
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Perhaps I should explain it to you in simpler terms.
You stated that it was to difficult for a grown man (you) to remove the pedal and chain assembly from a bicycle.
You then stated that it was "not worth the effort".
Removing this assembly is a basic and simple action that can be performed by a child in roughly ten minutes.
I am not condescending to you, you are standing in a hole.
Hey, you're the one who put yourself in that position.
Ten minutes and a couple wrenches ... "not worth the effort"
It doesn't take any effort to condescend if you're the one digging.
Taken? It what way have you taken anything? You've made no real point, just insults. Anyway, done wasting time with you. I win, you lose, go to hell.
Save you r money you fools.
Simply remove the pedal assembly/gears/chain from a standard bike.
Then when your child is confident enough you can re-install.
/shocked that people are stupid enough to pay someone for something like this.