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Strider Pre-Bike

STRIDER Pre-Bikes for All Abilities

Why is a STRIDER balance bike the best option for a person with autism? They break down the overwhelming task of learning how to ride into a safe and natural progression; it’s as easy as walking. With feet safely on the ground, a rider is easily able to maneuver and ride our lightweight bikes. First the child with autism learns how to balance, then later he/she can learn to pedal.