How is this different from the 10 inch trike with the handle?
1360921
From what I have seen there is not much difference other than kids will pedal this themselves without having the additional help/distraction (depending on where your child is with development) of having close parental guidance/supervision. Either way this is a great deal for a great trike that is still made with classic features of metal and hard rubberized plastic. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a sturdy well built product.
550502
The 10S has a 600 watt motor and the 2007N only has a 500w. Also, the 10S comes with two tops; one with the feeding tube the other flat with a removable plastic stopper so you can add oil or other ingredients while it processes. The flat top is great when you're making something which doesn't require the tube. It is easier and quicker to clean since it lacks all the little nooks and crannies that need to be cleaned when you use the top with the feeding tube. The price was close enough for me that the extra power and the convinence of the two tops made the 10S the one I chose.
357209
Sure thing...it's a normal trike, but with the push bar attached. The push bar is removable when you don't need it anymore.
2273788
I purchased it for our Grandson when he was 1 1/2 years old. He was too little to pedal it until he was 2 but... he loved getting pushed in it and with the long handle it was convenient for the one pushing! It is an awesome trike and now that he's 2 he really likes it. It does have an adjustable seat but a 1 year old probably wouldn't be able to reach the pedals.
1988663
I got the trike for a Montessori day care school. So, I don't really get to see how it's used. When I checked to see how the kids like it, the comment was that the little kids (like 3 year olds) didn't ride it that much because it took a bigger and stronger child to peddle it. If anything, they seemed to indicate it was more popular with the older children (ie, 4-6 year old). Sorry I can't be more helpful.
1124736
We have the City Mini Double (not GT - don't know if there's a difference in handle or not) - it works very well for our needs. I tried 3-4 different ones before I settled on this one.
335903
I don't remember the advertisement, but the tricycle can be built or rebuilt into three items... a rocker, the push trike, and a regular trike. The handle that you see stays upright and in that position, the child can can bike on their own. I would think that when the child is able to pedal, that you would want to remove the push handle.
2181277
The pictured trike looks like the one I purchased. I don't know about the price.
859814
I would think the trike will be a easier hitch and pull due to the two wheels in back. It pulled my harley just fine.
1769801
We purchased the trike for the handle vs free riding option. We never used it as a rocker so I really can't say.
1363381
At its longest point which is the spine its 11" it varies slightly due to curvature of the handle. Actual cutting surface is 10" it sounds like a large differ. But because of the design its unnoticeable.
571100
I'd go with the 10" to be safe so you can keep your trucks loose for carving.
135160
my only logical answer is the pole is one part the handle is the other part so there is a difference in measurement depending on what part you are speaking about although it is one whole part together.
1945095
I don't think there is a big difference. I read some reviews and I know that the front wheel on the older model is a double wheel. I honestly don't remember the other differences but the reviews are really helpful so have a look!
2109122
Sorry, but I just don't know. I got the 10" mostly because of it's portability, even though it's still very heavy.
122370
I like the 9 inch one. It does take more power to use then the one mine came with from new. If u want the 10 inch make sure u have enough power for that
472002
Hey Tim, The upgrade is about $60. I'd suggest trying the trike as is for now, that's a very easy thing to upgrade if you feel you need it in the future.