> I'm saying there is no point to continuing using it once the kids has developed their balance. That development typically takes only a few dozen minutes, at most.
Well yes there is a point. At the age of 2 or 3 bikes are so small and their cranks so short that the gearing is very low. Which means kids are usually faster on a balance bike at that age so it is much more rewarding.
At age of 4 or 5 kids can realise they might be faster and get tired less by riding a real bike so they have a motivation for it.
Well yes there is a point. At the age of 2 or 3 bikes are so small and their cranks so short that the gearing is very low. Which means kids are usually faster on a balance bike at that age so it is much more rewarding.
At age of 4 or 5 kids can realise they might be faster and get tired less by riding a real bike so they have a motivation for it.