What would you do when your office mates Desirae and Michelle are off enjoying warm sunshine and sandy beaches? Pretend it’s summer! Annie, who of course believes in safety first, dons her bike helmet before taking the cute little lime green Strider balance bike for a spin around the office.
The seat and handle bars are adjustable, but not high enough for you Annie. Did you know that you could win FREE tickets to the Progressive International Motorcycle Show in Minneapolis this weekend? There will be many bikes there that would be a better fit Annie. If you are attending the show there will be a drawing for 5 FREE Strider balance bikes in the Strider Adventure Zone at the show.
Skip the trike and training wheels; your little one will leave those other babies behind in the dust. Some moms and dads may train their kids to use training wheels, but Strider riders learn the thrill of the ride at a n early age. If your toddler can walk, your toddler can ride a Strider Balance Bike and never need a tricycle. Plus, there are no training-wheel wobbles causing fear hesitancy, or dislike of bike riding. With a Strider, little riders learn balance and coordination. They can go as fast or slow as they like before learning the art of pedaling. This you’ll find helps them quickly develop confidence. Striders are ideal for children as young as 18 months and as old as 5 years with simple handlebar and saddle seat adjustments.
So…ditch that little trike and training wheels, and teach your child to ride a bike sooner and safer with a Strider.
Annie loves the lime green, but if you’re not digg’n the lime green, choose blue, hot pink, orange, red or yellow.
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