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Has anyone found children's kickbikes made in the USA? |
I Googled 'kickbikes,' and apparently these scooter-standup bikes are popular: NOT WHAT I WANT. I want a little bike, looks just like a traditional two-wheeler, but it has NO PEDALS. I've heard they're a great training method for young cyclists (the preschool crowd). Found one made in China, would be pleased to find an American-made product. Links will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Thanks for the kind suggestion. We tried that with my kiddo's bike, the pedal removal... she couldn't reach the ground to kick, even with the seat super-low. Hmmm... I'm not familiar with these. But can I offer this suggestion? Why not simply remove the pedals form a standard bike? People do this to achieve your goal. And the upside is, when your child is ready to pedal you already have a bike - you simply install the pedals again! |
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