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If you've ever
experienced the agony of "Bicycle Teaching Back" after running
along side a wobbly child sans training wheels, you'll love
Ready Rider Bar. The concept is a simple one. Attached to the
rear wheels is a metal handle that you can hold while
standing, walking or running upright, all while still keeping
your child in control. If your child needs a push start, no
problem here. When it's time to let go and watch them take
that huge step towards transportational independence, just
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USER TESTIMONIALS |
I just wanted to write and say your
Ready Rider bike bar is fantastic. I wasn't looking forward
to chasing my five year old around the busy streets of
Chicago while teaching her to ride her bike without training
wheels. After just three times out(about 45 minutes each)
she was literally riding on her own without knowing it. It
wasn't until she saw her reflection in a store window did
she realize how well she was doing. By the 5th time out,
she was completely on her own. Your Ready Rider is a
stroke of genius and we got a lot of stares and questions
about where people could get one. Get the word out please.
This is too good to be true. I leave mine attached to her
bike just so I can advertise for you.
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Ron Schofield, Chicago, IL
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WOW!!
After only 10 - 15 minutes for 10 days my 5 1/2 year old is
on his own!! No aching back for me, no major crashes for
him. I would and have recommended the Ready Rider to
friends.
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Jennifer Whelan, Sugar Land, TX
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I
purchased the Ready Rider about one month ago for my 12 year
old daughter. You're probably saying, "Wow, 12 years old,
what took him so long?" Unfortunately my daughter has a
learning disorder. Things for her are a lot rougher than
they are for ordinary kids. She had a bike with training
wheels when she was 4-5 years old and was doing fine with
it. When it was time to take off the training wheels she
could not understand why the wheels had to come off even
though the other kids in the neighborhood had theirs off.
She just could not ride without the training wheels. I
reluctantly put the training wheels back on, and of course
the other kids would make fun of her. I would try over and
over every year to try and get her to ride without the
training wheels but she actually got to the point where she
didn't even want to try or even ride the bike with the
training wheels.
Now she is
12. I bike ride quite a bit and I thought with her limits
that this would be something great for me and her to do
together. For the small investment I decided to try it out
as a last resort. I put it on the bike and she didn't even
want to try it. She almost started to cry. I hate to say
it but I actually had to force her to do it. 30 minutes the
first day and another 30 the second day. Both days she was
complaining the whole time about being scared of falling
off. I almost gave up, I felt like a terrible father
putting my daughter through this. The third day after maybe
5 minutes she got it. Now I was the one who was crying
tears of joy. She now rides around our complex alone
EVERYDAY since she has asked me to ride with her. She is
going to be getting a brand new bike for Christmas and she
can't wait!
Now I am
sure you get lots of testimonials but I really think that
this will be one of your more special ones considering my
daughter's problems. I just wanted to thank you all from
the bottom of my heart. You have made my daughter very
happy and also me and my wife. I have already recommended
your Ready Rider to other friends of ours who have young
kids. Thank you!
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Mark Bellucco, Bethel, CT
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"I
had looked forward to the time when my son would learn to ride
a bike. I wanted to experience the big event with him and
looked forward to what I thought would be a chance to bond
with my son. Was I wrong. The two attempts that I made both
ended in tears, anger, and frustration! I just couldn’t do it.
I lasted 10 minutes before the pain in my back was so bad I
couldn’t continue. I thought, “How am I ever going to do
this?” It was a horrible experience.
I
decided to go on the web and see if there were any websites
that could offer suggestions. The link to Ready Rider came up
and when I went to the site and saw that the picture did not
show the parent bending over I thought “Hallelujah” this looks
like the answer. It was.
Thank you for saving me from chiropractic visits and bills!"
- Julie Everhart, Newark,
CA (16" bike)
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"My
daughter learned to ride without my help the first day. All it
took was my helping her for about 15 minutes. Once she felt
what it was like to ride, she was a pro. Thanks."
- Lance
Meyerson, M.D., Tampa, FL (16" bike)
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"Extremely pleased with the
product and delivery time! Your delivery arrived 1 day after I
ordered it - ON A Saturday! Just happened to be my daughter’s
birthday...Thank You! I would not hesitate to recommend your
product (and Have!) It is exactly as advertised and more!
Thank you for making such a quality product."
- Douglas
Klunk, Hanover, PA (12" bike)
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"We are currently using the Ready Rider
bar with our 4 year old son. It is great for getting him accustomed to
the feel of a "real" bicycle. He is learning the dynamics of bicycle
riding such as steering and balance. It is great exercise for the
parents as well as the child. I jog behind my son as I encourage him to
peddle faster. Great work for the biceps in addition to the cardio
benefit. I would highly recommend the Ready Rider to anyone who wants to
teach their child to ride a bike."
- Dana Ando,
Saint Petersburg, FL (16" bike)
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DEALER
TESTIMONIALS |
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"We
sold one of the training bars last week. This was the first
one we installed and it was a breeze. The bar is very sturdy
and good looking. I like the position of the handle because it
makes the bike easy to control from the position the bar
is set at. Since it's such a great product I have no
suggestions. Thanks."
- Robert Broadley, Knight Bikes, Miami, FL, 800-501-9190
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