Two Wheeling Tots

MTB Hopper ramps aren’t cheap, but they are worth it. You could build your own, but a DIY ramp won’t fold down, adjust, or store nearly as easily. You could also go with a less expensive brand, and we’ve tested several, but the difference in quality is clear. MTB Hopper is better quality, provides better performance and is easier to move and store.

The ultimate bike rack for two-wheel sports fanatics, the RAXzilla makes hauling everything from heavy gas dirt bikes to lightweight road bikes a breeze. It will even haul emotos (like Surrons) and 24″ kids’ bikes with the included, tool-free, snap-on small-wheel adapters.

RAXzilla’s impressive range alone puts it in a category of its own, but its unique design ...

Buying a bike for an 11-year-old, 12-year-old, or teen can be a challenge. Everything about this phase seems to be awkward, including the question: “What size bike do I buy them now???” Once a child outgrows a 24 inch kids bike, the next step is usually a 26 inch bike — but that could mean a 26 inch kids bike or an XS adult bike with 26″ or 27.5″ wheels.

Tag along bikes, trailer bikes, trailer cycles – whatever you call them, these bike attachments for kids are a unique and adventurous alternative to traditional bike trailers. Tag along bikes allow kids to be out in the open air and active participants in the ride! They’re also a great option for older kids who no longer fit in a traditional bike trailer.

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The VelociRAX MAX vertical bike rack takes everything we loved about the original VelociRAX and makes it even better. It’s easier to use, offers a significantly higher weight capacity (with baskets rated for bikes up to 100 pounds!) and features a more rugged, refined build. After months of testing it alongside the Thule ReVert and Alta Superior, the MAX ...