FollowMe Tandem - Parent-Child Bicycle Coupling

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However, I would like to give you a brief idea of what it is like, what skills and tools you will need and what to look out for from my own experience. Let’s dive into it… All that said, we have heard from several parents that have the FollowMe Tandem, that it has suffered from rust (cosmetic only) especially in rainy climates like Seattle. That said, there are still reasons why someone would want to choose the FollowMe over a tow rope. With a tow rope, your child is free to swerve side to side, so it doesn’t provide the same protection in traffic that the FollowMe does.

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Be careful and don’t push it too hard. Okay! Now I’m Scared! How Can I Protect My Kid From Dirt Flying From My Rear Wheel? If these benefits sound like something you personally consider to be important, I highly suggest you give this review a thorough read: A FollowMe tandem may be exactly what you are looking for! Wenn das oft benutzt wird, wird das sicherlich schnell Rost ansetzen. Das Gewicht von dem Ding ist ne Frechheit! Für das Geld sollte das zum Großteil aus steifem Aluminium hergestellt sein.

Riding the FollowMe is a real joy! It’s super fun and it allows you to share your excitement for biking with the entire family. But what does it feel like? How Does It Feel? Is It “Harder”?

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You can plan much longer bike tours and can go faster with your kids attached to your own bike and riding “as a team” rather than riding slowly next to them. The problem with most tow-bar devices on the market today is that most invariably attach to the seatpost of the adult bike,” Musgrave said, “creating an unstable connection which can force the child’s bike to wobble and lean.”If you've enjoyed reading this article, please do sign up for our newsletter- we'll keep up updated when we have new articles which may be of interest. Thanks! We’ll regularly pass by pedestrians or other biking families. And almost every time I see someone smile and say something like: “That’s amazing! I want that too!!!” or “Did you see that? If we were to buy that, we could finally go mountain biking as a family!” or something along those lines…