AMF Junior Balance bike
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AMF Junior Balance bike
I bought this bike today but really cant find out anything about it and what it may be worth. Was AMF ahead of its time in a strider bike?
Any info would be appreciated
Any info would be appreciated
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Exactly, trike parts used to make an inexpensive 1st "bike".
With the configuration of pedals attached to the front wheel it's one of the worst designs for teaching how to ride a bike, virtually inoperable w/o training wheels firmly down.
If you have a child try to find a Schwinn Pixie of the same vintage, the classic machine to teach balance and fixed gear pedaling skills.
-Bandera
With the configuration of pedals attached to the front wheel it's one of the worst designs for teaching how to ride a bike, virtually inoperable w/o training wheels firmly down.
If you have a child try to find a Schwinn Pixie of the same vintage, the classic machine to teach balance and fixed gear pedaling skills.
-Bandera
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Exactly, trike parts used to make an inexpensive 1st "bike".
With the configuration of pedals attached to the front wheel it's one of the worst designs for teaching how to ride a bike, virtually inoperable w/o training wheels firmly down.
If you have a child try to find a Schwinn Pixie of the same vintage, the classic machine to teach balance and fixed gear pedaling skills.
-Bandera
With the configuration of pedals attached to the front wheel it's one of the worst designs for teaching how to ride a bike, virtually inoperable w/o training wheels firmly down.
If you have a child try to find a Schwinn Pixie of the same vintage, the classic machine to teach balance and fixed gear pedaling skills.
-Bandera
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-Bandera