PUSH BIKE FOR TWO

Taxis are expensive, but this collaborative racer is priceless! The Push Bike for Two is the genius solution for those children who love to move and need a buddy for their adventures. Designed for ages 1-3, this bike is propelled by one rider pushing their feet, while the extra passenger seat means a friend can hop along for the ride. It's instantly a social vehicle! The double front wheels are a fantastic feature, providing extra stability and making it easier for the driver to steer and maintain balance. Meanwhile, the passenger gets a secure bar to hold onto, which means fewer tumbles and more time focusing on their epic journey across the outdoor area. This bike isn't just great for gross motor skills; it's a brilliant catalyst for role playing games. Suddenly, it's not just a bike; it's a bus, a fire engine, or a delivery van. All aboard the confidence express! Features Double Front Wheels: Provides extra stability and support, making it easier for young children to maintain balance and steer. Integrated Passenger Seat: Includes a dedicated space for a second child, immediately encouraging collaboration and shared outdoor play. Grab Bar for Passenger: Equipped with a secure bar for the passenger to hold onto, enhancing safety during motion. Pedal Free Motion: Driven by foot pushing, which strengthens leg muscles and develops early gross motor skills. Compact Dimensions: Sized 41 x 52 x 78 cm, making it easy to manoeuvre in busy EYFS and playground equipment areas. Benefits Encourages Role Playing: The two seat design directly promotes imaginative scenarios like 'bus driver' or 'taxi service'. Fosters Social Skills: Children must negotiate, communicate, and cooperate on who rides and who drives, building vital interaction skills. Develops Gross Motor Skills: Pushing the bike strengthens the driver's leg muscles and overall physical coordination. Promotes Balance Skills: The driver gains practice in maintaining balance while also carrying the weight of a passenger. Supports Empathy and Sharing: Taking turns as driver and passenger helps children understand different roles and the concept of sharing outdoor equipment.