Big enough to ride on their own but a tad slow and wobbly to trust them on busy streets.
Or they mispent their youth on scooters and just can’t get the hang of pedal cycles.

Here are two products that should make life easier to many parents:

The Follow Me from Switzerland

It enables the secure attachment of most children bicycles (12″-20″) with these key advantages compared to tag-alongs:

• It uses the child’s bike, so when one reaches the park, the bikes can separate and the child can ride freely
• a rear child seat can be fitted on the parent’s bike

The Like a Bike Junior
A more appropriate name would be Maxi. Strong enough, even an adult can ride it.


And it gives us an opportunity to quote from Mike Burrows’ Bicycle Design:

It was Baron Karl von Drais who took that most remarkable first step in the evolution of the bicycle, when he discovered that a vehicle with a pair of in-line wheels does not necessarily do the obvious and fall over… All the subsequent innovations (such as cranks, chains, etc.) were all logical and inevitable steps. What von Drais did, on the other hand, went way beyond logic or evolution. There was no precedent in nature, no natural forerunner to be improved upon. His running machine was as original as it is possible to be.

Both are in stock