Your son is growing up, from a young kid-who refuses to walk anymore- to an energetic boy, who wants to have zippy rides on his kids bicycles. It is time to present him the right bicycle that he would love to ride. Yet, a bicycle sounds too big for your son and he is not ready for it. On the other hand, you want your son to experience the fun of riding a bicycle around the neighborhood. Therefore, you choose a tricycle which you think is the most appropriate kids bicycles for your 4 year-old son. The question is; what is the best tricycle in the market nowadays?
Schwinn Roadster Tricycle is a great first option. Its 12-inch size and attractive retro look make the Schwinn Roadster Tricycle eye-catchy and comfortable to ride. It has three available colors; red, blue and pink (for your son, you may not want to choose the pink one). This tricycle offers a quieter and smoother ride because of its wide rear and low-centered gravity. The seat can be adjusted easily up to five positions; therefore it grows as your kid does.
The second option goes to Razoe Rip Rider 360, a tricycle that is uniquely designed with 2 caster wheels and one big front wheel. The caster wheels are designed to swivel in various directions, allowing your kid to experience the spin and drift easily. This tricycle is also designed to carry a 160 pounds weight, which makes it useable for quite some times. In addition, the protective gear that Razor Rip Rider 360 has makes it go fast. Your son will surely love it.
Tonka Mighty Tough Bike is the last choice. It is 12-inch size, which is appropriate for young kids. It is indeed a good starter bicycle for your son before moving to a two-wheeled bicycle as its training wheels can be removed whenever your son reaches good level of balance. This tricycle also has a full chain guard that will prevent your son's pants from getting stuck inside the chain.
You need to remember to choose the most appropriate tricycle from all those kids bicycles available in the market, i.e. a tricycle that can help improve his balance and coordination. Once your son is good enough to master the art of balancing, and strong enough to pull the hand brakes, you can then move to a two-wheeled bicycle. Besides, as a parent, you are expected to motivate your son and enhance his confidence to ride his tricycle.
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