Riding like the big boys
Posted by Amy on September 6, 2008
Who says your kid can’t be a BMX biker in training at age 2? The creators of Toot Scoot, that’s who. Buck Hale, BMX and motocross professional, created the original Toot Scoot for his 18 month old son. The bike was highly sought after by onlookers at the parks they frequented. Buck’s homemade product for his son turned into a business endeavour.
The Toot Scoot, designed for children ages 2-5 yrs., helps promote balance, coordination and motor skills. This bike is small enough so that your child can push him/herself along, without the use of training wheels or pedals.
You can learn more about the Toot Scoot HERE and can purchase one HERE.
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Svan Scooter
Posted by Eric on October 17, 2007
When I was in kindergarten I was riding a scooter in the school gymnasium when I fell forward and smashed my face on the ground. I was eventually OK after some major dental work but I know that it wouldn’t have been so bad if I was riding a Svan Scooter at the time. These sleek and award-winning Birch wood scooters are recommended for kids 18 months and up and are perfect for helping them develop a sense of balance, physical fitness, and coordination. The scooter’s abstract shape allows kids to use their imaginations and looks like modern art to parents. Don’t let my story scare you; get one of these from Rosenberry Rooms today.
