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Start your little one off right with Trek’s Trikester. This cool ride lets even the littlest tykes enjoy riding. Plus, this sturdy, steel three-wheeler boasts a padded seat, strong steel rims and big rubber pneumatic tires for extra stability. It’s just the thing to get your youngster started on a lifetime of pedaling pleasure.
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Pros
- Stable (6)
- Built to last (5)
- Smooth ride (5)
- Easy to grow into (3)
- Wide base avoids tipping
Cons
- Heavy (5)
- Plastic “tires”
- Needs flag safety hook
- Paint chip off right away
- And light deflictor
Best Uses
- First learning (4)
- Big kids (3)
- Street riding (2)
- Light riding
- In house
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Pros
- Smooth Ride
- Built to Last
- Stable
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- First Learning
- Street Riding
- Light Trails
- Big Kids
Comments:
My son loves this trike, it goes fast, it ride smooth and is great for city sidewalks with huge bumps! It’s awesome and heavy duty. My husband and I can sit way back on it and it still works/pedals(although we look like circus clowns riding) it’s the most stable trike on the market. The tires are not cheap plastic but real tires that are extremely durable. Weighted well to AVOID flipping over, even when a adult is on the back steps pushing! Child can do tricks and its not going to break, however it is heavy.
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Pros
- Stable
- Smooth Ride
- Built to Last
- Easy to Grow Into
- Wide base avoids tipping
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- First Learning
Comments:
Bought this for my son after dumping a Giant trike because of so many tip-overs on short turns from my 2-3 year old son. Bought this Trikester in 2010 and it was the best purchase ever. Well worth the value and so ruggedly built I could hand it down for generations.
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Pros
- Stable
Cons
- Plastic “tires”
Best Uses
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Bought and returned a pink one today. The “tires” are hard plastic, much like the one’s on a Big Wheel. Have two of the older models with big rubber tires which have lasted forever. Trek had to change a great design. Highly disappointed.
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Pros
- Built to Last
- Smooth Ride
- Stable
Cons
- And light deflictor
- Paint chip off right away
- Needs flag safety hook
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Faster than other name br
- Light Trails
- Big Kids
Comments:
we bought this brand but it’s the one you can adjust the sit, a bit bigger than this kind and cheaper. My 10yrs. old son and 4 yrs. old daughter enjoy so much that we want to purchase another one for my 2yrs. old daghter.
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Pros
- Built to Last
- Easy to Grow Into
- Smooth Ride
- Stable
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- In house
- First Learning
- Light Trails
Comments:
We purchased this Trikester for our daughter who will be turning 2 in a few weeks. She is an average size 2 year old, about 30″ tall, we didn’t know if we would find a trike to fit her at this size/age or not. The Trikester is the perfect size for her, the seat is about 13.25″ from the floor making it very easy for her to reach the floor and get on and off with out assistance. She can reach the pedals when she is scooted forward on the seat all the way. If she wants she can use this trike as a scoot toy too. She can nearly pedal it herself now, it wont be long before she will actually be able to make it move without help. We will be using this trike in the house as well as in the driveway and on the sidewalk, maybe even on some paved trails this summer. I can see her getting a good 2-3 years worth of riding out of it before we need to move to a larger bicycle. I dont really have anything bad to say about the trike, it is heavier than some of the other trikes on the market, but with the quality of it I will put up with the weight. I guess for the price it would have been nice for it to come with a bell and a basket of some kind too. I also wish Trek offered in this Trikester inother color choices… our daughter picked the blue over the pink. I would like to see green, white or maybe silver.
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Pros
- Easy to Grow Into
- Smooth Ride
- Highly Adjustable
- Built to Last
- Stable
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Light Trails
- Street Riding
- Big Kids
- First Learning
Comments:
We got my son one of these bikes 5 years ago and now not only does he still ride it but our 3 years old is now riding it! This baby is built to last! Our kids are the envy of our family members! It still is in perfect condition and my kids are rough on stuff! The thing can go anywhere!!
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