If you’re anything like many of us at Radio Flyer, you have some memories of learning to ride a bike. There are a lot of different things happening when you learn to ride. You’re worried your parents will let go too soon, you’ve got a helmet (and sometimes knee pads) on, you have a lot to think about. How do I pedal, steer and remember to break all in an instant?!
No one really knows when birthdaysoriginated. Researchers have hypothesized that the celebration of another year dates back to as early as 3,000 B.C.E, in Egypt.
The list are signed, sealed and delivered to the North Pole. Tools have been found, instructions interpreted, and the wheels are finally on the wagon. The prefect gift is ready to roll into Christmas morning!
As a parent, how many times have you found yourself jumping up and down, smiling and yelling “You can do it”? Sometimes it’s to motivate yourself, but most of the time it’s to encourage your kids as they work towards their next big accomplishment. From the moment when your little one lets go of your fingers and takes one big step, to the first time they kick a soccer ball towards the goal, you’re their biggest cheerleader.
Congratulations to Jennifer C., the Little Red Stories winner for May! Jennifer submitted this picture of her 4-year-old son, Luke, working on his trike to make it go “super fast,” as Luke puts it. We love how our trikes encourages kids like Luke to learn how to be handy with tools and tune-ups!
We know we have some of the best brand fans in the world … and some of the most creative and imaginative. That’s why we are inviting YOU, our most loyal fans, to tap into your inner inventor to create the next Radio Flyer wagon, trike, scooter, bike or ride-on.
Congratulations to Reesa Allee, our October Little Red Stories contest winner for her story, “Mama Sit.” She and her husband, Tre, adopted a little boy from Ethiopia last year—Amare Dawit. Reesa keeps her own blog about her family’s adventure into adoption, including anticipating the arrival of a little sister from Ethiopia soon!
I have seen a lot of Radio Flyer wagon transformations since starting my blog in January. Everything from wagon go-carts to revamped pickup trucks, but this is the first tricycle transformation. This cycle was designed and built by Mike Torre of West Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and it's a beauty.
If you’re anything like many of us at Radio Flyer, you have some memories of learning to ride a bike. There are a lot of different things happening when you learn to ride. You’re worried your parents will let go too soon, you’ve got a helmet (and sometimes knee pads) on, you have a lot to think about. How do I pedal, steer and remember to break all in an instant?!
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