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Even if your child is riding independently, you may feel that they are not safe in the traffic, or maybe they get tired on long journeys. Why not try a trailer-bike ? This is like half a bike for a child that bolts on behind your bike, either onto the seat post or onto its own rack. As long as the child's body weight is below half your body weight, you'll be able to lead them along. They get to pedal, and when they feel tired, they can stop pedalling and just be dragged along.

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Adventure Ditto One Trailer Bike A great value Trailer bike. The steel frame is durable, and folds to for easy storage. Supplied with a suspension seatpin for a comfy ride and an additional rigid seatpin, when the seat has to be all the way down. Folding pedals to reduce the stored size when folded. Supplied with quick release mudguards, water bottle and cage. Alloy rim and hub wheel with a semi-slick tyre to suit both road and light off-oad use. Safety flag included for added visibility. £129 Click here for bigger picture	Adventure Ditto Six Trailer Bike As the Ditto 1 but with 6 gears, £169. Click here for bigger picture.
Trek Mountain Train 201 Trailer Bike With a sturdy steel frame and a folding boom arm for convenient storage, the MT201 features a 20" wheel with an alloy hub and rim for durability. £130. Click here for bigger picture	Trek Mountain Train 206 Trailer Bike The sturdy steel frame and folding boom arm combine with 20" wheel, 6-speed shifting and Dialed size parts. £150. Click here for bigger picture

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