We finally went for our first ride. All rugged up like a marshmallow with legs, pink helmet and happy face, my fifteen month old enjoyed her first ride in the baby seat... a short trip down to the coffee shop for a baby-cino and raisin toast.
Great fun allround, plus she's a fixie rider already!
On 2006-06-24, ritcho (aka Bruce) was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
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first ride in the baby seat... a short trip down to the coffee shop for a baby-cino and raisin toast.
I hope the baby cino has only baby caffeine.
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We finally went for our first ride. All rugged up like a marshmallow with legs, pink helmet and happy face, my fifteen month old enjoyed her first ride in the baby seat... a short trip down to the coffee shop for a baby-cino and raisin toast.
Great fun allround, plus she's a fixie rider already!
What's that, you're bringing the bub on the BR tomorrow. Hmm, I better hitch the trailer bike up.
DaveB[/QUOTE]
um, I suppose it could have been read that way, but the baby seat only fits the fixie and there is no way I could complete the BR on the fixie (baby or not)!
um, I suppose it could have been read that way, but the baby seat only fits the fixie and there is no way I could complete the BR on the fixie (baby or not)!
R
wimp!
then again. Harris Gully Rd might be a get off and walk job or jsut unclip the pedals...
We finally went for our first ride. All rugged up like a marshmallow with legs, pink helmet and happy face, my fifteen month old enjoyed her first ride in the baby seat... a short trip down to the coffee shop for a baby-cino and raisin toast.
Great fun allround, plus she's a fixie rider already!
R
- BR tomorrow...
My kids both enjoyed the baby-seat experience, waving to passing traffic etc. Interestingly, my daughter would complain if I went to fast ("Not so fast! Not so fast!"😉 but my son would be extolling me to "go faster, Daddy". At 3, my son is now too big for the seat.
So, when you say she has ridden a fixie, have you got the baby seat on the fixie? That's pretty keen. Of course, my daughter rode a fixie unaided at a very early age (her front wheel drive trike...)
DeF.
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So, when you say she has ridden a fixie, have you got the baby seat on the fixie? That's pretty keen. Of course, my daughter rode a fixie unaided at a very early age (her front wheel drive trike...)
DeF.
ha! i hadn't thought of that... the baby seat is attached to the fixie. My racer doesn't have eyelets for the rack. Riding was no more difficult than freewheel, but steep hills were off the menu.