Welcome to the Strider Bike Classic Giveaway!
Sponsored by: Strider
Hosted by: Mostly Together Mommy
A Strider Bike is unlike other bikes for kids. It’s different in a good way. Strider bikes teach balance and coordination and allow children to build up their confidence until the point when they are ready for a “big kid” bike.
Strider bikes don’t have pedals, allowing children to keep their feet on the ground and build both their confidence and their coordination. These bikes have the lowest seat height of any children’s bike, and they are also are tested thoroughly for safety. Even better? Strider bikes are all-terrain and the tires will never go flat!
About the Strider Bike Giveaway
One lucky winner is going to take home a Strider Bike Classic. Simply enter using the Rafflecopter form below and complete the activities to earn entries. This giveaway is open to all U.S. residents ages 18+ and ends on June 6, 2014. Good luck everyone!
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I like that it’s ultra light weight and easy to control.
I love that it’s super easy to ride.
I love that it is replacing the traditional bike with training wheels.
I LOVE that the tires never need air and never go flat! This would be wonderful for my son who is outgrowing his tricycle. Thanks for the giveaway!
I like that the Strider builds confidence in the child that they are able to handle a bike with pedals eventually.
well it’s beautiful girly and easy to ride too
I would use a Balance Bike for my kids!,Kids need to be able to balance before they can really ride.