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Question: will a tall 9 yr old 4 ft 8in fit on it?
Document: Well made, durable, beautiful color but my favorite thing is it FITS!!!! Never regained total balance or coordination after a brain bleed (stroke) but still want to ride, move, get some exercise....If stores carry tricycles at all, it's the 26in, &#34;generic&#34; size. I'm 4 ft 7in tall with an inseam of 24, &#34;generic&#34; does NOT work for me.
she's been riding now for over a week and no problems. Seat was a little loose, but I just had to tighten it up.So, why did I only give 4 Stars instead of 5? My mother-in-law wanted a folding bike so she could store it in the trunk of her car (Accord). While this bike does fold, it still remains large. It won't fit in her car unless we were to remove the basket, the handlebars, and the seat.
I bought this bike for my 15 yr old daughter who has Down syndrome. She is terrified of riding a two wheeler without training wheels... so I thought I'd give this a try. She took to it like a duck to water. It has given her confidence, self esteem,  and FREEDOM!! This sturdy bike sits low to the ground which is perfect for my "vertically challenged" daughter.
I ordered this "bike" for my 11 yr old grandson - he is a special needs kid with Fragile X syndrome, a hereditary learning disability. He has wanted a bicycle but has gotten too big for training wheels. I wasn't sure if he would use the break on the handlebar - but he got on it, we showed him what to do and he took off. It has done wonders for his esteem and loves the wind in his hair and face as he races up and down the street.
We are so excited about this bike. Our son is seven years old but is very tall for his age. He has cerebral palsy and was unable to ride a two wheeled bicycle due to poor balance and lack of use of one of his arms. This bike fits him perfectly at the lower height and gives him the stability that he needs. We also love the fact that the bike can fold up to store easier as well as transport easier.
The bike came with poor instructions. Then once the agony of putting it together was done, we gave it a test drive. I bought this bike for my 11 yr old autistic daughter. Because it has a single axle, it did not ride well. Turning was near impossible. We ended up spending 400 on a 3 wheel bike from the local bike shop. Works much better and less headaches. Be informed on bike mechanics before purchasing this bike.
Received this as a Christmas present, husband put it together without too much trouble. I am looking forward to riding it in the spring, I rode it around my house and it seemed like fun. My husband rode it down our driveway and he is 6'2 and over 250 lbs. I plan to ride it on our local railtrail and have my 3 yr. old grandson ride his trike too. I'm looking for some kind of excercise and this seemed a good idea.
I have a 7 year old daughter that is partially disabled. The bike is easy to peddle and is very stable. The hand break is good and the ability for her to rotate the peddle back with no resistance to allow her to move her foot into a better position to peddle again is also a great feature. The bike has given her greater mobility and allowed her to fit in with the other children.
I ordered this bike for my 9 year old boy with autism. We have been trying to master bike riding over several summers now, but with no success. I was hoping this would fill the bill and it worked perfectly! He was able to get on and go. And it does not look like a "baby bike". It is light enough for him to propel easily but sturdy enough for me to ride. He has no trouble with the hand break either.
I haven't rode a bike since I was about 9 years old, so I have forgotten how to ride a 2 wheeler. I wanted to ride a bike for exercise and my health. My husband said I should get the Westport. I got it and I totally enjoy riding it every other day. It is so easy to ride. I would suggest to anyone that doesn't feel secure riding a 2 wheel bike, get the Westport Adult folding tricycle. It is great! !
Answer: yes