1. Recreation or Off-Road Multi-Use Trailer

• The recreation trailer is best suited to riding on smooth surfaces. If you plan only to ride on sealed bikepaths and some well compacted gravel then the recreation trailer is a suitable option for you.  It is multi-use so you can easily convert it to a stroller/buggy while out and about making for some great recreating opportunities and fun with a young child.
• The off-road trailer with adjustable suspension is suited to a wider variety of surfaces, It can make the ride/walk/jog a lot more comfortable for you and your child when on bikepaths that are gravel or are bumpy. This multi-use trailer is easily converted to a stroller/buggy while out and about making for some great recreation opportunities and fun with a young child.
• As the trailer is enclosed providing your child/children with their own cosy space it helps to protect your child from the surrounding environment and weather. This can widen the conditions you feel comfortable riding in. It can make the experience more enjoyable and relaxing for you if you get caught out in weather. It can be a little more difficult to monitor the comfort and mood of your young child when using as a bike trailer however regular stops can resolve this.
• Your child will be kept safe and secure while seated in the trailer with a quality harness. If you are using your bike trailer as a stroller for a baby you will need to purchase additional seating support to keep them safe and comfortable. If you are using as a bike trailer some seating support can assist with their safety and comfort. Please see Accessories Support for more information
• Making sure your child is comfortable with clothing to match the temperature can help make sure they are happy for longer providing you with the opportunity to enjoy more time riding together
• Riding on bikepaths is a great relaxing way to begin riding with your child… however it is still advisable that you get prepared before you ride as you may be blessed with only a small window of time… so let’s make the most of it.  Please read… Riding Safely with a Kids Bike Trailer.
• The recreation trailer does not have additional storage. If you are using your trailer to commute/as a means of transport and you need to carry additional gear/groceries then the off road trailer is a better option for you. For more detailed comparison between trailers please see Trailer Comparison.

2. Rear Kids Bike Seat

• Your child feels safe and protected from the weather tucked in behind you. With bikepaths providing a safe and quieter riding space you can easily monitor the comfort and mood of your baby/toddler when positioned behind you as it is easy to hear them. Riding on Bikepaths makes it easy to stop regularly and check on them if needed.
• The seat is designed to support your child in sitting making it a suitable option for riding early with your baby/toddler when they are well balanced in unsupported sitting.
• A secure harness system keeps your baby toddler well supported and secure.
• Rear seats offer you a family riding option for a wide age range 1 through to 6 years – so you have lots of time and opportunity to enjoy and grow your family riding and create plenty of riding memories.
• Riding on bikepaths provides you with a relaxed and comfortable space to get used to the change in feel of the bike with the increase in weight at the rear.  This is just a change that you will easily adapt to with some practise. To help you be prepared before you ride on bikepaths please read Riding Safely with a Rear Kids Bike seat
• You will know this from when you ride that it can be quite cold on a bike due to the increased air flow. Remember this is accentuated for your young child. They are small and they are not active on a bike seat You need to ensure they are maintaining a comfortable temperature throughout the ride.
• Visibility can still be important on bikepaths so the adult rider should consider wearing bright clothing, and the adult and child a bright helmet.

3. Front Kids Bike Seat

• With your child positioned between your arms, they feel safe and you can enjoy and share the view and environment together. It can create some magical memories and moments as you explore and discover bikepaths by bike. Being in front of you allows you to see and understand their comfort and mood.
• Very supported in sitting as the seat is slightly reclined. Making it a great option for riding early with your baby/toddler.
• Secure harness system keeping your baby toddler well supported and secure.
• Getting on and off your bike/bike saddle can be challenging with your child positioned in front of you (in a front kids bike seat) as some of the space in front of your bike saddle that you use during mounting and dismounting is taken up by the kids seat. As you have to get on and off your bike less often on bikepaths and they are a safe and relaxed riding environment it does make front kids bike seats a good option for riding with a young child. Please read Riding Safely with a Front Kids Bike Seat to understand more and what types of bikes are best suited to front kids bike seats.
• To help you be prepared before you ride on bikepaths please read Riding Safely with a Front Kids Bike Seat
• You will know this from when you ride that it can be quite cold on a bike due to the increased air flow. Remember this is accentuated for your young child. They are small and they are not active on a bike seat. You need to ensure they are maintaining a comfortable temperature throughout the ride.
• Visibility can still be important on bikepaths so the adult rider should consider wearing bright clothing, and the adult and child a bright helmet.