From Transforming Hybrid Bikes to Fruity Toddler Tricycles
Laura McQuarrie — October 27, 2015 — Life-Stages
Many of these examples of tricycles and bicycles for kids may not start off in familiar forms. Knowing that it won't be long before a child is able to wheel around on their own, designs like the Growing Stroller, the Smart Trike and Pivo take this into consideration with transformative, multipurpose designs. A kids grow even older, this theme can also be seen in adaptable bicycles and tricycles, such as the Infento, the Growing Bike and most impressively, the eight-in-one LegGo bike.
Before moving onto more complex models, kids learn balance and motor skills on their own from balancing bikes, or with assistance from a tricycle. One design that completely redefines these familiar shapes is the Spherovelo, which positions the training wheels at the midpoint of the cycle, encouraging a child to rely on the strength of their own legs to propel them forward.
Before moving onto more complex models, kids learn balance and motor skills on their own from balancing bikes, or with assistance from a tricycle. One design that completely redefines these familiar shapes is the Spherovelo, which positions the training wheels at the midpoint of the cycle, encouraging a child to rely on the strength of their own legs to propel them forward.
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