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The Bell Span is a dual-certified helmet ideal for children who enjoy skateboarding, biking, or scootering. Its adjustable dial system ensures a firm and reliable fit, with padding that does not shift during wear. The helmet offers comprehensive protection, but is notably heavier as compared to standard helmets.

The Bobike Go is a durable and easy-to-use child's bike seat available as rear rack or frame mount, but the long shoulder straps may limit its use with younger toddlers.

The BoBike Mini City is a high-quality front-mounted child's bike seat with unique buckle system and unobtrusive mount, offering comfort and security. However, it may present challenges for petite riders due to its size, and the foot straps require tools for adjustment, leaving room for improvement.

The Yakima HangTight is a high-capacity, vertical bike rack tailored for families and biking crews. Notable for its wide bike spacing and compact storage, it has its limitations like an inability to tilt down and a lower weight capacity unsuitable for some heavy bikes. It provides remarkable compatibility with cars, having a Class III 2" hitch, and diverse bike variations although some might find difficulties while loading and unloading.

The Bobike Go child bike seat is a durable and easy-to-use option for families with toddlers, featuring extended head protection, adjustable footrests, and several fun color options. However, the seat's shoulder straps may be too long for younger or smaller children.

Yakima HangTight 6 is a recommended vertical hitch bike rack for families and biking crews with easy loading/unloading feature and compatibility with various bike types, but its weight capacity, inability to tilt down for rear hatch access, and height might be challenging.

The Yakima HoldUp EVO bike rack is a robust, high-quality device offering easy installation without the need for any tools. The system easily fits 24” + bikes, including fat tire and mountain bikes, providing ample space to prevent bikes from hitting each other while on the rack. The rack can hold up to a weight capacity of 50 lbs. per bike but has a bulky design and isn't suitable for 20” kids’ bikes.

The Yakima HangTight 6 bike rack is recommended for its wide spacing between bikes and compatibility with various bike sizes. It may be difficult to load on high-hitch vehicles and may obstruct garage parking due to its height. The rack has a lower weight capacity compared to others and does not allow for rear hatch access when loaded.

The Yakima Ridgeback bike rack is easy to install and uninstall, with high quality materials ensuring durability. The tie-down system works efficiently but may be problematic for certain bike setups. Loading multiple bikes can be cumbersome due to the rigid zip-strips and close spacing of the bike cradles. It allows convenient trunk access but securing bikes with a TubeTop adaptor can be challenging.

The Allen Bike Rack provides easy installation and removal with great storage features. Being light and a lot less expensive than typical tray racks, it does take more effort to load and can lead to bike wear and tear when max capacity is used. However, for its price, the sturdy rack is unbeatable.

The Croozer Kid Plus 1 trailer has a good value for its price, with its spacious and comfortable interior, adjustable suspension for smooth rides and numerous features included in the base price such as a single swivel stroller wheel and the bike trailer tow arm. However, it is heavier than comparable products, the internal storage is hard to access, and it lacks adequate venting which might pose a problem during hot weather.

The Croozer Kid Plus 1 is a high-quality, well-designed bike trailer that offers many features at an affordable price. However, it has certain drawbacks such as it's relatively heavy weight, lack of rear or side venting, and a complex sunshade adjustment. The suspension offers a smooth ride and the trailer is spacious and comfortable for kids, but not easily accessible for younger riders.

The Tyke Toter child bike seat is highly recommended for its unique design and easy installation. It provides a fun and interactive ride for children, with a no weight limit aspect adding to its versatility. Some minor issues were reported with the foot peg design and comfort for riders of varying heights, but overall, the product was deemed a game-changer for family cycling activities.

The review highly praises the XYZ balance bike for its durability, design, and adjustable features that cater to young children, offering a fun way to develop balance.

The Wike Premium Double Bike Trailer is highly roomy and durable, ideal for families with taller kids. However, the trailer is bulky and comes with small detachable components that can be easily lost. The design lacks a sun guard and it may require extra maintenance due to a flimsier hitch and stiff polyethylene bottom.

The Priority e-Coast is a beach cruiser e-bike that features classic styling, a powerful motor, and rust-resistant components, making it suitable for coastal riders and people seeking a low maintenance cycle. It has adjustable speed settings and performs well on test rides, offering quick acceleration and effortless hill climbing. Despite its inability to carry children on its rear rack, the bike can be customized to fit and speed and can accommodate trailers.

The review appreciates the Priority Classic bike for its simplicity, comfort, durability, lightweight nature, affordability, and maintenance-free experience. The unique mix of simplicity and technical features and its ease of use with child bike seats make it an excellent choice for town rides.

The review provides an overview of the ten best electric scooters for kids, highlighting differences in price, speed, ride quality, design, and value. It concludes that factors such as maximum speed, throttle style, size, handlebar height, maximum ride time, brakes, foldability, and the material of the wheel should be taken into consideration while choosing a scooter.

We LOVE magnetic buckles! While certainly not a necessity, they really do make buckling and unbuckling the helmet a lot easier.

The Shotgun seat is a great option, especially if you are using a dropper post that is fully inserted into the seat post.

The straps are unique because the rubber padding inserts into the back of the seat and cannot slide up or down the straps like other seats

Depending on the size of your child’s head, you may need to adjust the length of the straps on each side by pulling the strap that is threaded through the rear of the helmet.

The Razor E100 is a pretty sweet, smooth ride for younger kids that are jumping at the chance to ride an electric scooter.

"Designed to minimize fatigue and maximize fun, the Woom UP is thoughtfully designed to act as a tool, rather than a crutch."

High-quality, lightweight, comfortable, and easy to use, the Giro Scamp helmet is hands-down our favorite helmet for toddlers and young kids.

Whether you need to drop your child off at preschool, get them to a playdate, or ride local trails on your next vacation, the UrRider makes biking with kids accessible for many families.

The Burley Dash child bike seat is a high-quality, easy-to-use seat.

The Yepp Maxi shoulder straps are great quality and are padded with foam.

In a nutshell, we don’t recommend the Toddler size because it’s too hard to tighten for a safe fit. If you love everything about the Sidetrack 2 and need it in the Child size, be aware that tightening it is a little frustrating but doable.