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Looks a great idea - I heard from a few folk when my lad was tiny that pedalling is easy once you have balance, and stabilisers teach the former not the latter so are best avoided. So he had an EasyRider that he loved (and made me practice my sprinting skills).
Love the assembly idea. Anything that helps kids understand how things work/go together is great as so much is a black box (literally)

At least we won't be hearing them wittering on about AV being the "Spanish Champion" for a while.

Think Froome is losing this here

Read this morning that GT, Gareth Bale and Sam Warburton were all at school together.
Somethingintheschooldinners?

Good luck with your new venture!

Hase Pino with a tag along on the rack - Switzerland a couple of years ago

Noting the little people in some of the pictures i the microadventure thread, I just got back from a 5 day tour of Lake Constance/Bodensee with my 9 year old. An organised jobbie I found in the back of the CTC magazine but absolutely great. Constance - Stein-Am-Rhein - Rheinfalls - Stein - Uberlingen - Langenargen - Arbon - Konstanz.
We did 170 miles, pretty much all on tracks/away from traffic, flat, beautiful, much lake swimming to cool off, decent grub, fresh cherries daily, great beer/wine, Zeppelin museum, couple of ferry trips. Would do again...

Definitely a bit of a bimble but if you are looking for something to do with a kid/kids involving a bit of touring/mayb ease them into it, I'd highly recommend it. Turns out all the stuff that end was organised by Radweg-Reisen (they have a webby).

Oh, and many many pratcical German bikes!

Love the look of that Danish trip...

Can I ask how high the BB is ( and the wheel used...) . Any idea of the age of the frame?
Thx v much

I pm'd two days ago and have heard nothing .

Oh well. Moving on

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