3 wheeled scooters for older children?

[anniebear]

anyone know were I could get one

DD is 6 and is trying so hard at having a go on her barbie scooter, but she is beginning to have to bend over as she is too tall for it

next ones up are all 2 wheels which she couldnt do

any idea's?

Thanks

What about one of these Annie, says its suitable from age 5 so it should be bigger that the 3 wheel ones

www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500000701&l angId=-1&searchTerms=Switchboard&x=686&y=61

sorry i dont know how to do links

Im no good with links either!!!

that looks good, thanks. I just wonder if then after so long the handle comes as its expected the child to skateboard, so the handle would then still be to short for my DD (does that make sense?!!)

thanks

at one point we were looking at a SN bike for her, I wondered if anyone did one for a disabled child?

Its so hard as your kids get bigger and they are expected to move on to harder things

[http://www.wisewheels.co.uk/products.htm These people have some SN trikes further down the page]] Is that the kind of thig you are after?

These people have some SN trikes further down the page Is that the kind of thig you are after?

2nd time lucky?

thanks CT

we have looked at the bikes before , got a quote of over £1000!!! we were going to apply to the Meningitis Trust for a grant for it, but have held off for now and got her a 'proper' bike for Christmas

and will give her a while to see if she can learn to pedal!!! (has stabilzers)

My back is killing me though lol

I really wanted for a her a 3 wheeled scooter , but hers is getting a little small as its from age 3 (shes 6)

£1000? Ouch!

we stood a good chance of a getting a grant, but we thought we would give this one a go first

I must be giving the neighbours such a laugh!

I have to pull her then with the other hand bed to keep pushing her foot/pedal round and round!!!

they must just see me going past their window then disapearing down again lol

This one looks quite good, pricey though

www.spacekraft.co.uk/search/product_details.asp?id=742

and this one, might be a bit big though, but its a bit cheaper.

www.sport-thieme.co.uk/rl/pe-22_shopzillauk/art=IL1976306/-?cid=shopzilla_uk

brilliant thanks

the red one looks good

Anniebear, if the 'proper' bike doesn't work out or your back gives up (I've been there!) please see my post today on special needs trikes.
D'you know, I'd totally forgotten I had this trike down in the shed, and am a bit embarrassed that I've held onto it.

will do, thanks

she managed to actually move forward today !!

is only her 3rd try, so hopefully she will 'get it' eventually

when she does pedal we then have the problem of her lack of steering and braking to contend with lol lol

The maxi micro scooter is great for older kids it has two wheels at the front for max stability www.toyrider.com/the-best-of-kick-scooters/are-maxi-micro-scooters-worth-their-expensive-price-tag

We managed to borrow a big trike from our local SN toy library if you have one. Sadly ours closed down.

Micro scooter my grandson had one he 8 and cannot manage a 2 wheeler they are about 150£

This thread is 8 years old, I suspect the dd will have grown out of even maxi micro scooters now.

This thing is tough. I got this for my 4-year-old for Christmas. She really wanted it but has no idea how to ride it. Just to give you an idea of how strong it is, I am 6'2 240lbs and I rode it downhill on a bumpy concrete path at like 20 mph and jumped a speed bump at the bottom. My feet barely fit on it and I looked really strange riding a pink scooter but I am impressed with the build quality. I will more than likely get another one for my other daughter. reviewcart.us/best-electric-scooters/