The TowKid Rope & System is a setup where a tow rope is used to connect a child’s bike to an adult’s bike. This allows the adult to assist the child in riding, particularly on challenging terrains or longer distances, providing support and ensuring safety while helping the child build confidence and cycling skills.

Children can typically start using a tow rope bicycle once they have basic riding skills, usually around 4-6 years old. However, the exact age can vary depending on the child’s physical abilities and confidence level.

Our tow ropes are designed with specific attachment points, usually on the seat post or the rear axle of the adult’s bike and the front fork of the child’s bike. Always follow the instructions for secure attachment, and double-check the connections before starting your ride.

Our tow ropes are compatible with most standard bicycles, both adult and child-sized. However, it’s important to check the compatibility with your specific bike models, especially if you have non-standard frames or specialized bikes.

The TowKid Seat is an attachment for a bicycle that allows a child to ride along with an adult. It mounts either on front with handlebars. The seat comes footrests to keep their feet at ease. It allows parents to transport young children on short trips while keeping them comfortable. You can choose between the Junior and Rider Seat, depending on the age of your child.

The Meta Bike TowKid Bike is a children’s bicycle system designed to help kids ride confidently. It comes in two separate models: a balance bike for young children learning balance and coordination, and a pedal bike that allows slightly older children to ride independently. Both models can also be used in tow mode, connecting to an adult bicycle so parents can safely tow their child on longer rides together with our other products. Perfect way for your children learn cycling!

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