Kinderbike

[peppy]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Ok, you got my interest. Where and how much?

Kinderbike | Fun & Innovative Training Bikes, Tricycles, and Toys: Home

$89.00+shipping

I am making progress with my bride.

[porsche930dude]

sounds like a good idea but why not just get a regular tiny pedal bike and take the crank and chain off till they can use it

[herr_oberst]

Originally Posted by mattdavis11

It looks like a very bad idea. I see missing teeth, worn out shoes, skinned knees and elbows.

Green type next time. Sheesh.

[billybek]

We have one that was handed down to us by a friend. His little guy almost wore the tread off of the tires! His dad actually took it away from him to force him to learn to pedal on a tricycle.
My little guy will be on it next spring.... Should be fun!

[peppy]

Originally Posted by peppy

Any other parents have experience with these for a 2YO.

I like it much better than a tricycle.

2010 Laufrad Mini (minimum saddle height of 11" - one of the lowest on the market)

* LIFETIME WARRANTY - The best warranty in the industry!
* Extremely lightweight and sturdy, 6160 Aluminum alloy frame
* Dual-plane (up-down/foward-back) adjustable handlebar on twin bearings for smooth pivot
* Linear-pull, rear V-brake! The best braking system for young riders.
* Aluminum rims, supported by 16 radially spaced spokes
* Ball bearing 12" wheels with grip-tread, tube replaceable tires
* Sleek, angle and height adjustable saddle with four point support; approximate seat range of 11"-15"
* Quick-adjust Allen collar, for easy adjustment of the saddle
* Three color choices: blue, red and green
* 95% assembled! Simply insert the handlebars and tighten.
* Low center of gravity for optimal control and maneuverability
* Paint certified to be significantly below the ASTM limits for heavy metal content, including lead.
* European styled, deep step through design for small riders
* Full range of motion steering, essential for your child’s transition to advanced bicycles
* Easy and quick assembly; all necessary tools included

I am so excited Christmas is coming.

I just ordered the bike......ah Christmas shopping.....I'm done.

[IceBlueSC]

I've come upon this thread a little late, but I am considering buying a Kinderbike for my 3 yr old daughter. Up here in Calgary, AB, Canada we can get them for about $100 which is pretty good considering some models can cost as much as $300!

Would like to get the Porsche one, but at $195, it didn't get too many favourable reviews.