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Adams Trail-A-Bike Single Speed Folder

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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 2
RRP: £123.40
Year: 2006

Description:

Attaches to lead bike and follows behind.

Gearing is set so child can actively pedal at comfortable cadence (up to 20 km/hr or 12 mph).

Easy to use and detachable.

Connects to seatpost of any adult bicycle.

Low centre of gravity provides safety and stability under all riding conditions.

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Jaise Bluez

Posted: 05/03/03

'great for taking the boy out and keeping the bike fitness go'

Strengths:
very easy to use. the extra resistance at the back aids taining while still keeping the child happy. I have a 3 year old who loves it. I feel that he is safe although I wouldn''t be inclined to go through a big town or on fast roads on it

Weaknesses:
None really for what you get. Don''t expect to go too fast or jump off mountains

Overall:
if you as a parent love cycling and have a child to entertain, this kind of machine is excellent to keep both parties happy and interested.

Performance		60%
Reliability		80%
Value		80%

Overall Rating

73%

Nick Gammon

Posted: 14/11/03

'BETTER THAN A BABY BOND MR BROWN'

Strengths:
Easiest and safest way to take the kids with you - great for getting them involved, and hopefully then into a lifetime of mtb-ing. Folding model packs down nicely into boot of car

Weaknesses:
A little heavy
Don't expect to be able to ride as if you didn't have it attached!!

Overall:
Excellent concept - lets me cycle, and still score brownie points from the wife for plying with the kids. With obesity and TII diabetes on the rise in kids, what better way to start them off in a lifetime of healthy exercise (so why not remove VAT from kids bikes Mr Brown)