• PersnickityPenguin
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    1 year ago

    No less safe than wheeling a kid around in a little red wagon or letting them ride their own bicycle.

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      1 year ago

      Little Red wagons generally don’t travel at 20mph in the street with cars going even faster. That kid in the photo can barely hold herself upright. One little wiggle or unexpected turn and she’ll slip right through those bars and under an SUV.

      Seriously, you might as well just put your kid in to one of these.

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        1 year ago

        Oh no, look at all the super dangerous people biking with kids on them.

        https://youtu.be/rQhzEnWCgHA?si=qlcN0Y9YrykPIlPe

        People really don’t fall off of bike seats easily. Maybe you should try biking.

        Literally millions of people have bought e-bikes specifically to carry kids. I own one, and my kid loves riding on the back. I have never heard of a kid falling off of one either.

        Radbikes even makes a bicycle specifically designed to carry children on the back (the radwagon) - and so does Extracycle, Trek, Lectric, Yuba and half a dozen or so other long tail e-bike brands.

        https://youtu.be/-ypwGlE-f88?si=l0RGbouB6efBHAZs