Tricycle

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Last summer we got Ethan a Kettler tricycle. It works great because it has a

handbar and a seatbelt and he can petal on his own with the petal attachments we

added. He has a similar one at school. The problem now is that he is getting a

little too big for it and the school is looking to get him a bigger one, but

still have all of the safety features. His PT and I haven't been able to come

across another option. I saw a Radio Flyer one that looked promising, but I

really prefer it to have some sort of handle for an adult to hold. Any

suggestions?

Thanks,

Jody - mom to Ethan (3.5 yrs ChARGE) and (6.5 yrs)

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Jody,

this is what our PT had to say (added to the other comments from people on list

about bikes....)

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> From: ann Girardi

> Sent: Friday, February 3, 2006 8:29 AM

> To: Pamela

> Subject: RE: Tricycle

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> Hi Pam, Freedom has trikes, but they are extremely expensive ( over 1000).

Also they can try the Equipment Shop for trikes and or the saftey attachments (

not sure if there is a handle). Haverich also makes them ( expensive). That's

all off the top of my head. ann

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> Last summer we got Ethan a Kettler tricycle. It works great because it has a

handbar and a seatbelt and he can petal on his own with the petal attachments we

added. He has a similar one at school. The problem now is that he is getting a

little too big for it and the school is looking to get him a bigger one, but

still have all of the safety features. His PT and I haven't been able to come

across another option. I saw a Radio Flyer one that looked promising, but I

really prefer it to have some sort of handle for an adult to hold. Any

suggestions?

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> Thanks,

> Jody - mom to Ethan (3.5 yrs ChARGE) and (6.5 yrs)

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