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What to expect? The scoop on everything fun, fashionable,
and cool for under-6 crowd (and their parents).
On your mark, get set … go! It’s a race to the playground, and the slickest wheels win.
Off to a raging start is Dirt Bike Brian. Let’s hope he doesn’t hit the skids. No wonder Wagon Wendy’s on his tail — people are really pulling for her.
Hold onto your Huffy: Smoothly appearing at the lead is Velorbis Mobii trike. The Euro innovation just hit our streets and holds up to two tots in a cushioned, harness-equipped carrier box positioned up front. Whee! Everyone’s going wild for the sturdy steel frame hand-built in Denmark and optional weatherproof cover.
Watch as it detours to the grocery store — a smart move, folks; it holds up to 200 pounds of cargo (excluding the driver). At upward of $3,500, this luxury doesn’t come cheap.
But it leaves the competition in the dust.
Available online at copenhagencyclery.com.

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Photos: Courtesy of Velorbis; Courtesy of Chloe in Style
Posted by LorriSP on Jan 27, 2010 1:42:47 PM
Trikes like these are specially designed to safely carry children therefore aren’t simply baskets added to a bike. People who cycle a lot often use these as an alternative to cars so they are not only a healthy option but also extremely environmentally friendly with no damaging emissions. Much more cost efficient in the long run than purchasing a car and pumping it full of gas. I have a friend who has a trike and uses it all the time as a convenient way to take the kids and groceries around.