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I would want her in the front, if possible.
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i goggled it and the weerike one sounds like the best (second link, first one is just of one thats also pretty good)
http://www.amazon.com/WeeRide-Kangaroo-Child-Bike-Seat/dp/B000FIH0EG/ref=tag_tdp_dp/105-1446507-8382860
http://www.kentbicycles.com/bikeacc_wee_carrier.html
i goggled it and the weerike one sounds like the best (second link, first one is just of one thats also pretty good)
http://www.amazon.com/WeeRide-Kangaroo-Child-Bike-Seat/dp/B000FIH0EG/ref=tag_tdp_dp/105-1446507-8382860
http://www.kentbicycles.com/bikeacc_wee_carrier.html
What height should a toddlers bicycle be adjusted to?
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Should her feet be able to touch the ground or only the pedals. If Her feet should touch the ground. Should it be just her tows or flat feet.
How high should the side wheels be? Should the bike be able to move from side to side, and how much?
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sitting on seat and feet can go flat on ground=perfect height.
By "side wheels" do you men training wheels?
Assuming you do, they should be 4.5 to 5" across (high) and wobbling only a little bit so child gets feel for balancing--to learn how to balance.
(The "wobbling" will occur naturally. You needn't adjust "wobblocity")
Thus: "Training" wheels.
They'll put them on for you at bike shop.
sitting on seat and feet can go flat on ground=perfect height.
By "side wheels" do you men training wheels?
Assuming you do, they should be 4.5 to 5" across (high) and wobbling only a little bit so child gets feel for balancing--to learn how to balance.
(The "wobbling" will occur naturally. You needn't adjust "wobblocity")
Thus: "Training" wheels.
They'll put them on for you at bike shop.
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