yeah, that and wear a helmet 2!!!

too true...

my husband WAS a bike rider but had numerous accidents because of stupid car users, I wont let him on a bike no more!!!!

People just think it's cool sometimes to piss about on bikes when they don't now what there doing but hence the fatality rates!!!!!

I ridefour wheeler quite often, I just recently bought one for my four year old. First thing he wanted to do was tricks... I assume he learned this from T.V. and other people. I tend to stay away from doing most of that crap, too easy to get hurt.

I was thinking that they should maybe put a half circle roll cage over those and have you strap in, basically if you roll over it'll just flip the vehicle back onto its wheels. I've known too many people that have rolled their 4 weeler over and had it crush them.

I like the idea and I don't, that's what sand buggies are for pretty much. I like being able to stand up while riding once in awhile to give my back a break. I have rolled mine once on a hill climb and broke my thumb in the process. You do have the ability to bail if things go bad, it's all a matter of known when to do so.

Great picture!!!And it's true that kids learn most things from watching television have to be careful what they watch this day and age.

I think it's great that your 4 year old has the confidence to ride such a thing, we've just got our 8 year old used to riding our mini motor bike, he has great control but rides slowly, where as my 10 year daughter has the speed but not the control (women)!!!!

I've had him out on this thing once and he is all ready able to handle more speed. Not yet though, a few more weeks of this. I was impressed by his control but he tends to look down or somewhere else and doesn't realize that his bke goes the same way his head does slightly.

sounds like he's a natural at only 4 thats cool

his attention span will improve keep workin with him.

I envy your kid. Growing up, i had at least 5 acres of open land behind my house that all the kids rode in (bikes and 4 wheelers), but i didnt get crap because my dad was an ER doctor and he thought they were too dangerous.