Key things to know about getting kids out and riding on bikepaths is that they must wear a Bike Helmet that fits.  A quality helmet that is adjusted correctly so it will stay on and over their head in a fall/impact.  For short rides on bikepaths they don’t need a lot of specific gear. Choosing to wear gloves will add some protection and comfort and make them feel like a real rider.

Best way to make sure you get the safety and protection you need is to match your gear to the riding they do now, and what that might plan to do in the future.

Enjoy our selected stories: Kids Bike Helmets: Buying Guide   Do Kids need bike gloves?

For more information see a full range of stories at: Bike Helmet Stories and Support, Bike Gloves Stories and Support.,

Key things to know having an option to tow your child while riding their own bike can help you ride further and longer. It can be a great option if your bikepath needs to cross traffic or takes you through traffic It can help keep everyone happy and wanting to be ride their bike. Bikepaths are safe environments where having the option to tow can expand your family riding options.

Best way to is have kids riding their own bike but have the option to attach 2 bikes (make a bike to bike connection)

Enjoy our selected stories: How does it feel towing kids riding their own bike

For more information see a full range of stories at: Towing Kids Riding their own Bike –  Stories and Support

Key things to know if you are starting to ride for longer on bikepaths – it is important to expand beyond the basic gear for kids and consider their comfort;

• on the bike
• in varying weather conditions
• and their need for carrying gear – water, snacks/food and additional clothing

Best way to assist them is have biking gear to match their needs. We suggest you use our multiday on bikepaths with kids page to assist you with understanding what you need to consider.

Enjoy our selected stories: Kids Carrying Water. Kids Riding for Longer on Bike Paths