Happy FIRST DAY OF SPRING! Apparently Seattle wanted to show off in the weather department this year. Record snow fall this winter. Record breaking temperatures (79 degrees yesterday) this spring. Conditions are likely to get back to normal, but I must admit that I’m little worried about what we have in store for this summer! Near perfect weather has motivated us to start taking more family bike rides.
Georgia’s recent transition from balance bike to pedal bike couldn’t have happened at a better time. She wants to ride her bike to school, ride her bike to pick up her brother from school, ride her bike while we do our afternoon walk to the park, and on and on. With conditions like this, it’s so easy to accommodate her requests!
Unfortunately, she’s not quite road ready. As she gains skills and confidence, when we go on our longer family rides, she has 2 options. She can ride in the Yepp Seat on Slaed’s bike or the Chariot Trailer on my bike. We are playing with the idea of somehow getting her bike to fit into the bike trailer so that she can at least pedal around when we get our destination. It’s just a little too big through. If you have any ideas, let me know in the comments!
To give you an idea of our kid towing set-up, I put together a quick video! In addition to seeing the 2 options we have (depending on who is towing), you’ll also get to see a glimpse of our first family bike ride of 2019. Georgia had a potluck at her school this week. Instead of walking or braving traffic, we took advantage of gorgeous weather, and cycled to the event. Enjoy!
2 Kid Towing Options for Family Bike Rides
Family Bike Ride Video Notes:
- Spring Bucket List: 2019 Edition
- Yepp Maxi Child Seat Review (1 year to 6 years, up to 48 pounds)
- Yepp Mini Child Seat (1 year to 3 years, up to 33 pounds)
- Chariot Trailer: Our particular trailer is no longer made, but this Thule Cadence 2 Bike Trailer is similar.
- Prevelo Alpha 3 Bike Review
- Woom Bike Review
Have any advice for our small bike towing problem? Which do you prefer: Bike Seat or Bike Trailer?
Come join the conversation! You can keep up to date with each and every post by subscribing to the blog via email. We’d also love to have you join us on all of our adventures by “liking” our facebook page, following us on twitter, and joining us on Instagram! If you enjoyed this post, please “like it”, “tweet it” or “pin it”!
Leave a Reply