first kids bike

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  • tailwindhome
    tailwindhome Posts: 19,354
    EKE_38BPM wrote:
    motopatter wrote:
    ...can we get over this and be buddies 8)
    motopatter wrote:
    ...you nasty person.
    You are the most mixed up, back peddling, offensive, belligerent internet persona I have ever had the miss fortune to encounter.

    Why would you want to be my buddy? Sounds like back pedalling to me.
    Right, no more feeding of this troll.


    Eke, he made a joke

    I actually thought it was moderately funny.

    Not an LOL more a little smirk

    Can't think why you decided to take offence.

    It all seems a bit silly, even by our standards......now shake hands and play nice
    “New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!
  • Specialized Needs
    Specialized Needs Posts: 802
    AndyOgy wrote:
    Stabilisers cause kids to develop way too many bad habits such as; getting both feet on the pedals before setting off, either coming to a stop with their feet still on the pedals or braking with their feet. But the main problem is that they tend to pick a favourite side, and always lean that way.
    Sounds like perfect training for cycling clipless :wink:
  • johnny-marrone
    johnny-marrone Posts: 21
    We started with a cheap (£30) wooden balance bike, the downside was that it didn't have any brakes but it's lightness made it really easy to ride. My son was never off the thing for over a year and it meant that he could easily keep up with us when out walking.

    He's now moved onto an Islabike and I wouldn't buy anything else.

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