Was not trying to sound smarty pants. Simply it was a tag a long (actually after reading the frame it is called a trail a bike) that I knew existed years ago but is no longer made. The design made sense for off road use and honestly has proven very capable on rough trails.

As for using a Thudbuster on a tag a long, rest assured, if I had not found this Adams Shocker, the girl would be on some form of short height suspension seatpost, or even a modified frame that utilized the Thudbuster LT.

My greatest concern now is not snagging her feet so we are working on simple request such as stand or pedals "flat" to keep interest high and injury potential low.

I do fear when her younger sister moves up to this tag a long, being declared a wild by her mom and only 2 years old, she may be the one mashing the pedals for more speed while flailing about. My next expense could be micro sized motocross gear.

PK