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photo by ktieche (San Francisco)How do you get your kids around? Share the knowledge!
I am currently toting Miss S on a Bobike mini seat or in the bakfiets. She is way too big for the Bobike mini though so I am thinking we need a bigger kid seat. I just hate the idea of putting her on the back. We probably will end up with a bigger Bobike.
ReplyDeleteI so wanna ride in one of those bug things. if iwas only back to 45lbs and tiny :-D
ReplyDelete♥go parents go!!!
I'm using a cheap bike-trailer. It works great and can be attached easily to any one of our bikes. Lots of extra room for school bags, scooters, groceries etc and my three year old loves it.
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We never go any further than a 10km round trip. I'd like to get an Xtracycle next summer so I can ride greater distances and slice through the traffic a bit easier.
Cosmo- I love my Bobike Junior. It is behind, but it folds down and it comes off the bike easily when I need it to. Having Declan back there is great, too. He sees me negotiating traffic and signaling and he has learned how to do it all from watching. I can tell him "turn right" and he throws out the bent arm for me or puts out his arm to make cars that are too close give us room : )
ReplyDeleteMeli- sorry, Babe. You have to pedal for yourself.
Antoine- my husband loves out xtracycle. I was not wild about my Burley in the City- too much traffic to negotiate for something that big. But on long recreational rides, we still will use the trailer.
Hip Mamas and Daddies! I like very much. Get them started young.
ReplyDeleteThat photo by fnagrom is Santa Rosa.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!