kid tag along: how can i carry 2 kids behind my adult bike, one is 2 yrs old and requires a bike seat, the other is 4 yrs old and do a pedal tag along?
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I used to use a burley trailer wagon atached on the back of a trail - a -bike I had one on the trail-a-bike and 2 in the trailer. if money is no problem adams trail a bike sells a 2 seater and also has a child seat adapter, and a back rest with seat belt option
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Yes, this is for an adult. But any tall kids who are taller than 5 feet can ride the bike as well.
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My son is not yet two and he can reach the pedals just fine. The seat is adjustable and I have it in the most forward position. I think you'll be cool unless your two year old is on the much smaller side. good luck! :-)
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There is an easy release so that the tandem can be uncoupled. You just open the clip and can pull the kids bike off. You can ride with the bike attached as well without a child on it, but it feels more stable with a child on. We just uncouple the tandem when on lone rides.
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I am 5 ft 1 inch tall, I wonder if this would be a little bit heavy for her to propel? I have the seat on the lowest setting, and I am thinking maybe she could ride this ok, is there a childs sized one out there? Maybe you could put some sort of wooden blocks on the pedals in case her legs are a little too short. Do you want me to measure anything for you? Its sitting here in my garage and would be happy to measure it for you. I really like the bike.Cheers, Cheryl
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We bought one for our son and daughter-in-law when our grandbaby was about 17 months old. She was old enough to enjoy being out but too small to have her own bike. She probably would have done fine a few months earlier. However, until your baby can sit up and support his/her own head you would want to place a baby carrier inside of the bike trailer or continue to use a stroller until the baby is a bit older. P.S. After months of using it she still loves it.
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I am not a child, but I do have the bicycle.. I am 5 ft 1 in and unable to ride an adult bike because my legs are very short due to rickets as a child. My balance is also not that good. My husband has my seat adjusted and replaced the original seat with one that was wider for more balance and comfort. Make sure you have the right air in the tires..it makes it much easier to pedal. She would have to be able to pull the brakes that are on the handle bar, but it has no gears and rides very smooth. I wish we lived close by so she could try mine. I think maybe she could master this bike. It has been a joy to me since I also cannot master a two wheeler. Good luck and God Bless.. I am not a child, but I do have the bicycle.. I am 5 ft 1 in and unable to ride an adult bike because my legs are very short due to rickets as a child. My balance is also not that good. My husband has my seat adjusted and replaced the original seat with one that was wider for more balance and comfort. Make sure you have the right air in the tires..it makes it much easier to pedal. She would have to be able to pull the brakes that are on the handle bar, but it has no gears and rides very smooth. I wish we lived close by so she could try mine. I think maybe she could master this bike. It has... » Read More I am not a child, but I do have the bicycle.. I am 5 ft 1 in and unable to ride an adult bike because my legs are very short due to rickets as a child. My balance is also not that good. My husband has my seat adjusted and replaced the original seat with one that was wider for more balance and comfort. Make sure you have the right air in the tires..it makes it much easier to pedal. She would have to be able to pull the brakes that are on the handle bar, but it has no gears and rides very smooth. I wish we lived close by so she could try mine. I think maybe she could master this bike. It has been a joy to me since I also cannot master a two wheeler. Good luck and God Bless.. « Show Less
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Donna..I bought this for my granddaughter for Christmas. She just turned 4 in January (she's a little thing) her parents put the seat down for her so she could pedal easier. I'm not much help..she loved it and it will work for her for a couple of years I think.
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Yes. We purchases this product when our grandson was 2 and he was able to reach the pedals. He is now 4 and still loves it.
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Sorry I no longer have my instructions. My son is just over 40 pounds and he rides it easily with what appears to be no strain on the bike itself. Since the concept requires them to use their feet to push and not pedal there is constant weight shift from ground to bike to consider as well. Id tend to agree with the 100 pound comment from Rick above.
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the peddler-i think you would be a little to tall for this bike. your at max recommended weight. pushing the maximum weight. it's built more for a big kid 5 foot 5 inches or smaller. i would look into purchasing a taller bike for your height.
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Hello Sai. There is no foot rest. Feet hang in the air. Kids younger than 18 month can't even touch pedals. You can lock pedals but chances are that your child will not even reach them until he/she is 18 or 24 month. This is still a very good product if all parts are there.
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There is an add on bar that you need for women's bikes, it works great. Haven't tried kids bikes though. I mostly haul my mountain bike and it's extremely sturdy on there. For really long trips I Bungy the lower frame to the trail hitch.
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Every kid is different so hard to say. You can strap them into the seat so they don't fall out but the problem would be the feet. They would need to be able to keep their feet in the foot straps or on the pedals so that the feet could not hit the ground and be injured. They don't have to pedal.
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My grandson is 1 year old. We just push him around with the handle that also will turn the front wheel. I would say from 1 to 4 or 5 or whatever they move onto a larger two wheeled bike.
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I purchased this for my grandson, who was 3 at the time and small for his age. He was able to get into it and manuever it without any problems. My son-in-law did have to move the seat up so his feet could touch the pedal. I don't know if this helps or not.
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My kid is 2 and 1/2 and he does fine. The first time i rode him he was clise to 2 but I would start with a short trip to see how he/she likes it.