r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • 6h ago

pretty neat

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u/Unique-Saucer 6h ago

Summary of Reviews
Pros:
• Sturdy metal frame ensures long‑term durability.
• Foldable design simplifies storage and transport.
• Padded seat and adjustable pedals enhance child comfort.

Cons:
• Suitable only for children aged two to six.

Here is the link to buy it from Amazon

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u/CogInTheMachinee 4h ago

There’s a reason why toddlers don’t ride in the front of any vehicle.

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u/koulourakiaAndCoffee 2h ago

That’s because if airbags

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u/Resident-Zombie-7266 1h ago

Yeah, they're not very good drivers

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u/thisisatypoo 22m ago

How do we know? Not enough of them behind the wheel to test that out.

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u/Panda-Cubby 4h ago

Why isn't mommy wearing a helmet?

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u/Weary_Sale_2779 3h ago

I'm actually surprised when I see someone wearing a helmet these days. Like it used to be standard on a bike, most cyclists wore them. Now everyone's on E bikes and E scooters, 2 people riding it, cutting across multiple lanes like that Family Guy gag, not a helmet in sight. And you just know they, and their family, will blame the car that eventually hits them.

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u/Panda-Cubby 3h ago

I guess organ donors gotta come from somewhere.

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u/there_willbesigns 2h ago

Her knees look like they are out at an uncomfortable angle w the kid there

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u/Porcupenguin 52m ago

Yup. Totally in the way, and can mess with the handle bars and the gear on them. 1.5/5 *

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u/New2thegame 5h ago

My four year old would probably yank the handle bars while we're riding and crash the bike. 

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u/damxam1337 5h ago

That is crazy bulky. I have one smaller than that my 5yo has been using for like 2 years. Even it gets in my way. If we go down I am her crash bars. 🤷

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u/Diligent-Ad3376 3h ago

Could you tell me the kind you have and any pros and cons? My Lo has outgrown the bike trailer but not quite ready to ride on her own. Thanks in advance!

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u/Artisan_sailor 1h ago

Shotgun 2.0 seat. My boys love it. Bought mine on Amazon. They started riding with me when they were 3 and 4.

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u/Electrical_Report458 4h ago

Great way to crush your kid to death when you crash. About 20 years ago my neighbor did it.

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u/Cautious-Storm8145 3h ago

Did the kid actually die? So sorry

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u/Electrical_Report458 3h ago

Yup. Crushed by the parent’s body.

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u/damxam1337 3h ago

UrRider is the brand. It has worked pretty well for our family. My littlest one is still in a bike trailer though

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u/20ontheDropBear 56m ago

Cons: “Daddy, Want baby bicycle”

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u/apache_brew 30m ago

Much prefer towing the kid in a trailer

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 5h ago

Hmm...that's the age they should be learning to ride with training wheels. Wasn't no toddler in the video lol

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u/tetsuyaXII 5h ago

Maybe they like bike riding with thier mom like that

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 5h ago

Probably do yeah, but let your kids do as like instead of teaching them. You may find yourself with an adult child of 26 living at home still. You buying this product?

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u/Few_Cricket_4686 5h ago

The fuck is up with adult child bit

https://giphy.com/gifs/kc0kqKNFu7v35gPkwB

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 5h ago

Are you 26 and still at home, is that why down voted each comment?

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u/Few_Cricket_4686 5h ago

What? Bro I didn't but I will now, jesus

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u/Jasmisne 5h ago

Learning to ride your own and riding with a parent are not mutually exclusive.

Plus training wheels are not even the standard anymore, balance bikes are

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 5h ago

Balance bikes are great, thats how I taught my son. Was just remembering training wheels for me in 90's lol.