Your kids on bikes pics......
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.Thought the Early Rider was now too small for the grandson, so we took him to our LBS on Friday and picked this up for him.....
He was a little nervous with the size of it, but within 400 yards he was fine.
Just got to get him using the gears, but that can wait a while.
He was a little nervous with the size of it, but within 400 yards he was fine.
Just got to get him using the gears, but that can wait a while.
Been out of action for several months due to a third shoulder op in three years!! Really missed getting out with the boy so today we made up for lost time but getting in a 10 miler. His biggest distance yet and he still wanted to race me up the slope to our house at the end!
Managed to squeeze in a visit to the LBS to look up the next size up bike as he's nearly out grown this one.
Managed to squeeze in a visit to the LBS to look up the next size up bike as he's nearly out grown this one.
steven1988
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So yesterday me and the lad took a 200 mile round trip to kidsracing.co.uk to pick up his new bike. It's a custom built Scatto jcross 26.
And what do you do when you've got a new bike? You try it out straight away. I think the smile says it all.
And what do you do when you've got a new bike? You try it out straight away. I think the smile says it all.
chriswoody
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The kids cycling home from Kindergarten. Tom at the back, is nearly four and has been riding a proper bike for 3 months now after graduating from a balance bike. The commute to kindergarten is a regular trip for us.
AndyRM
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Too wee for a bike, but I took MiniRM out for a first spin in the trailer we bought over the weekend. She seemed pleased!
One question, the trailer is the kind that has a bracket which attaches to the qr axle and also has a seperate qr mechanism to release without taking the bracket off. Assume there's no problem leaving the bracket on? Bit of a faff otherwise...
One question, the trailer is the kind that has a bracket which attaches to the qr axle and also has a seperate qr mechanism to release without taking the bracket off. Assume there's no problem leaving the bracket on? Bit of a faff otherwise...
AndyRM
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Ta! That's what I suspected, there was plenty thread left when I'd put it on.
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My daughters heading off into town to get ice cream.
Cycleops
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Hang on, that's nicer than mine!
steven1988
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