what are differences between little tikes 4-in-1 trike and the 3-in-1 trike?
1522997
Not sure what the difference is but my nephew loved the one I got. I think it's built better and has more to do on it
1522998
I do not see much different,depends on the brand...you can take look on pictures.Some are the same some are not...
2181277
The pictured trike looks like the one I purchased. I don't know about the price.
2033294
I'm not sure... I just got rid of my Trikke (couldn't sell it - actually gave it away). You really should test one first, if possible, to see if you like it. They're REALLY hard to ride. I didn't enjoy it. But, that's me. Good luck.
744348
I am not sure of the exact differences but our boys wanted the wheelie bar above the back wheel. We also chose the more expensive one because we wanted the higher weight limit for it to last longer into their teens. Hope this helps!
2242855
So the crucial differences are that the SL1 has a DIGIC 5 processor, it is 4 ounces lighter, has better low light capabilities, and has high dynamic range capability. The processor is more modern in the SL1. However, the T3I has a much larger battery, and is a physically bigger camera, which may be a boon if you have big hands.Note well, I have the SL1. I am a six footer with fairly large hands, but light weight is important to me and the SL1 beat the competition.
2241167
My grandson is in Florida. I don't know how tall He is,but His big Sister is still tiny. You see their Dad is only 5'3 like me and their Mom is only 4'5".I might not be the person to ask, because my Grandkids are tiny. Mya,(My Granddaughter) does ride the trike, but Tony isn't "peddling" it yet, He just "scoots" on it. I hope that helps you. It's still a great trike to grow into. Another Fisher-Price Product I'm happy with. My Son said it was really nice, but they would just have to wait until the kids both "grew" !
1111331
I love the 3 wheel since it makes turning much easier. The wheels are also hard rubber and not plastic which adds to the ease. I have found with four wheels that any unevenness in the ground or nicks on the wheels prevents them from turning in tandem and one is constantly stopping to line them up.
1315180
I just asked my son the same question. We bought the mini micro for our 3 year old granddaughter and she loves it. We push our 1 1/2 year old grandson on it and I offered to buy the 3-1 but my son felt that the little one will be able to use the scooter alone soon.
1390731
The tires have good traction, so it pedals uphill and downhill well, but it is a tough work-out on little legs. I also would keep it on even terrain; tricycles have a weird center of gravity that I don't fully understand. But, if they turn the trike too fast, try and cut a corner too close, the inside wheel loses surface contact. If they are riding over uneven surfaces, I think it would make it unsteady/unstable. We keep ours on the sidewalks, and inside the house.
1169061
4" is longer and should not be used on a children's bike. Whereas the 1" should not be used on an adult bike. Personally I would not recommend either one unless you talk to the bike manufacture because it will not work on all bikes.
1843227
The trike is very sturdy. It's not likely to tip over, as it has a wide wheel base. Ours have not tipped over at all. It's not one of those narrow rear wheel based tricycles. You have to do some (or most) assemby. All the nuts, screws, bolts and small pieces come in plastics bags, un-marked. Leaves you guessing where to use certain nuts and bolts. My husband and I assembled ours, but still had to take them to a bike shop for them to do the final adjustments. We're very pleased with our trikes, I hope you will be too.
688800
I would say there plenty fine for a kids trike. I mean they weigh 25-30 pounds and are 2-3 years old. If you want the best they also have high end bikes for about three times as much.
2104703
My grandson turned 2 when I bought him the trike. Still has a little bit of a problem with the pedals, so I would recommend it for those over 2. Maybe 2/12 -3
1146765
I brought the 3 wheel instead of the 4 wheel one is the weight and the width. The 3 wheel has more turn range in tight places like the aisles, crowded restaurants and elevators. I have more control over the 3 wheel scooter than the 4 wheel. I have a lift in my RAV4 and took out one of the back seats. The 3 wheel fits nicely between the back seat and the passenger door. The 4 wheel is too wide to fit in the back--I would have to take out the other back seat. I just go slow on the ramps and hills. I feel very stable in my 3 wheel scooter.
1200770
Most are made in Germany but they have other manufacturing locations (USA is one of them; China is not). Don't know what kind of plastic it's made from but assuming your kids aren't chewing on it, it really shouldn't matter. Regardless, it's the best trike you'll buy.
754652
Looks like the 17t runs the 1/8" chain vs the 17t 3/32 runs the 3/32" chain. Hope this helps.
2181279
Walmart sells a similar trike. I looked at them. I don't think they are the same trike. This is made by the people who made the Good Humor Man ice cream trikes. When you get it running it's awesome. But, you might have to pay $15 to a bicycle shop to get the gear hub synced.