One of the things you will want is a really protective helmet. We used this
for our grandson. It is hard to find XXS sizes, which you will need, and
you want the helmet to fit well. Equestrian helmets offer better protection
than regular bike helmets and their coverage also extends a bit lower
I love the Velo Orange double kickstand. You can try mine out. I’m not using it
right now, but I anticipate using it again sometime.
> On Jun 19, 2019, at 11:34 AM, lambbo wrote:
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> Wow, thanks folks! This is so cool, it's great to get all your advice and
> even photos of set-ups! It's
Wow, thanks folks! This is so cool, it's great to get all your advice and
even photos of set-ups! It's relieving to know I have about a year before
setting this up, but also it seems so fun I can't wait. Pancake, we have
the exact same bike (less all the grime on mine) so your photo is really
Congratulations! My only regret is that I didn't get my kid onto my bike
earlier, so good that you're looking into it in advance!
For when they're older, I loved our BoBike Classic Junior (and so did my
son). I have one that's well used but solid if you need it later. I'm in
Brooklyn (I believe
Oh my! That baby bike rules. I use a big Rosco to take my 2nd grader to school
on the way in to work, sitting on a sturdyish homemade rack. Today I put my my
preschooler on there too (but walked beside). The one and only thing that's
bothered me with step throughs and kiddos was once they got
Lambbo,
Congratulations on the baby and wishing you and your family the best! Our
little boy is about to turn two next month and can't believe how quickly
he's grown. I've used the Yepp Mini with great success, he loves being up
front and center with a full view and make for great
I have also heard the Yepp Mini is the way to go, but I haven't gotten one
of my own quite yet. Curious if there are other good options for riders in
the under one age group!
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