It's been a wonderful Fall season in MN with warm weather and lots of beautiful leaves. The weather has afforded lots of bike rides - now if the days just weren't so short...
Over the last couple of months, I've been hearing all sorts of great stories of kids learning to ride their first pedal bikes, many as young as 3, all because they started on a Strider. That's awesome! Congratulations to all you Strider graduates out there - great job.
Despite being able to ride a pedal bike, Charlotte still loves to grab her Strider and tear it up. Here are some shots of our Strider adventures this past weekend.
If you have some photos of your little one and their Strider in action, send pictures or video to adamsbikeshop@gmail.com or visit us on Facebook and upload them there.
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Strider in the snow
Well - the Halloween contest came and went without an entry. That's okay, I'll try something else in the future.
I wanted to show everyone that just because we have snow on the ground it doesn't mean that you have to keep the Strider bike parked. Charlotte has ventured out a couple times this year.



A nice feature of the Strider bike is the fact that it doesn't need air in the tires. This means that if it was sitting for awhile you can just jump on and ride. Even with the cold weather there's no loss of tire pressure. Pretty cool.

If you've been riding your Strider in the "off-season" I'd love to hear about it! Send me an email or better yet, send me some pictures.
Happy riding!
Adam
I wanted to show everyone that just because we have snow on the ground it doesn't mean that you have to keep the Strider bike parked. Charlotte has ventured out a couple times this year.
A nice feature of the Strider bike is the fact that it doesn't need air in the tires. This means that if it was sitting for awhile you can just jump on and ride. Even with the cold weather there's no loss of tire pressure. Pretty cool.
If you've been riding your Strider in the "off-season" I'd love to hear about it! Send me an email or better yet, send me some pictures.
Happy riding!
Adam
Monday, September 14, 2009
Brake Assembly
I just ordered Charlotte a brake assembly for her bike. Ever since riding with her friends she's been putting her feet on the launch pads more and more. She's good at slowing down or stopping with her feet, but I thought maybe the brake assembly would make it a bit easier. And save her shoes.
When it arrives I'll post some pictures and the instructions. I can get you the brake assembly for $20.00 + tax.
When it arrives I'll post some pictures and the instructions. I can get you the brake assembly for $20.00 + tax.
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