What age can a child use a tag along bike?

What age can a child use a tag along bike?

What’s the Best Age for a Tag Along Bike? In order to safely ride a tag along bike, children need to be able to reach the pedals. From our testing, we’ve found that the best age range is from about 4 to 8. Unlike a regular bike, it’s okay if your child can’t reach the ground while sitting on the seat of a trailer bike.

What is a tag along for a bike?

Tag Along Bike Type Standard tag along bikes function like a “half-bike” attached to the back of the adult bike. These trailer cycles allow kids to have a realistic bike riding experience and are great for kids who want to pedal long distances, but just can’t go that far without help.

What age can a child go in a bike trailer?

To ride in a Burley trailer behind a bicycle, the industry standard is to wait until a child is one year old. While each child’s physical development is unique, we recommend that a child should be able to sit upright unattended and hold his or her head up while wearing a bicycle helmet.

Can I tow a trailer with a bicycle?

Most bikes can tow a trailer cycle. Only those that will accept a standard rear carrier rack can tow rack-mounted trailer cycles. Such bikes are a good choice in any case because they’re designed be ridden with a load.

How old can a baby ride in a bike trailer?

What age are bike trailers suitable for?

What age can I put my child in a bike trailer? Children can travel in bike trailers when they are able to support their heads unaided. This is usually from between 9 to 12 months, but every child is different, and you know your child best.

Should a child wear a helmet in a bike trailer?

Kids must wear the helmet anytime they are riding a bicycle on a street, public bicycle path, trail or bikeway. Children that are being towed in a trailer behind a bicycle or sitting in restraining seats also must wear approved helmets. Helmets must be worn when kids are using skateboards, scooters or inline skates.