Product Description
Adams Run Bike Boys Silver and Blue. Helps to develop balance and motor skills and speeds up the learning curve to transition to a 2 wheeler. Great learning tool as an alternate to training wheels. A fun alternative to a sidewalk bike or tricycle. Long saddle for multiple sitting positions. Adjustable saddle height to fit a wide range of children from 2 1/2 to 7 years (small) old.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #290741 in Sports & Outdoors
- Color: Blue/Red
- Brand: Adams
- Model: 141000
- Released on: 2010-02-12
Features
- Run bike for boys in Silver and Blue without pedals, designed to help develop balance and motor skills
- Adjustable saddle height to fit a wide range of children from 2-1/2 to 5 years old
- Simple and safe to use, helps to speed transition to a two-wheeler
- Almost eliminates the need to use training wheels
- Weighs approximately 8-1/2 pounds
Amazon.com
Teach your child the basics of balancing on a bike--a skill that training wheels don't teach--with this Adams Run bike for boys in blue and red. Everyone has to start somewhere, and Run Bikes are a great place for kids to begin the adventure of learning to ride a bicycle. Simple and safe, these little bikes have no pedals or chain and are regarded by many to be the best way to teach children balance before taking on the challenge of riding a bicycle by themselves.
A fun alternative to a sidewalk bike or tricycle, this Run Bike helps to develop balance and motor skills as well as speed up the learning curve to transition to a two-wheeler. It features a long, comfortably padded saddle for multiple sitting positions as well as an adjustable saddle height to fit a wide range of children from 2-1/2 to 5 years old. The bike weighs approximately 8-1/2 pounds.
Customer Reviews
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Atlanta
My 3 year old boy loves this bike. His balance has improved in just a couple of rides. If it had brakes this bike would be 5-star. Based on his improved balance, he'll probably be able to ride his pedal bike without training wheels within a month.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Jeanyves P. Courbois
These are fantastic bikes. We got one for our 2 year old (blue) and one for our 4 year old (Adams Run Bike Girls 16 Pink/Black). They both love them. We can take them everywhere; they are light, easy to carry, and fit easily in our trunk of our car. The bikes have handles on the seats that make them easy to carry.
Both kids can balance on these bikes when they get enough speed, either by running or riding down hills; the youngest at only 2 years old! I am certain that they will transition straight to pedal bikes without training wheels.
The seats are adjustable for different heights.
The only drawbacks are that the wheels are molded plastic instead of inflated so they are quite hard (but no flats!) and the seats are not very comfortable.
I highly recommend these toys for kids starting around 2. Please do not forget helmets.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Watch Less TV
We got this for my 2 year old boy after breaking a wooden "run bike" from Germany. My son LOVED this bike the moment he got it, and still does at 3 1/2. Anywhere we went people talked about it, and every kid wanted to try it. This bike teaches kids how to balance on a bike -- something that regular bikes with training wheels don't. Don't be fooled -- a bike with training wheels teaches nothing but how to pedal.
Not only was it fun for my son, but he was able to take his training wheels off his "pedal bike" on his third birthday -- in fact, the glide bike had prepared him so well that he was able to ride his regular bike on the first try, and was riding with ease the first day. (this was at least a year ahead of our other kids who did not use a run bike). He still prefers this Adams non-pedal bike to his regular bike, though, so I guess he just likes it better. The bike is also indestructible. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !! This is probably the best gift we have given based on it's popularity with our kids.
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