Riding Wheelies

What bugs Wheely you may ask? In other words, they are a child riding toy. You may think that there are many different riding "toys for children on the market these days, and what makes them so special. There are actually many things that make these toys stand out in a crowd of other riding toys.

The first is their unique design. A Wheely bug looks like a giant caterpillar, with striped bodies, large antennas, and a U-shaped handle for easy grip. They stained the areas of security based on a solid wood base with smooth rounded corners. The wheels, unlike many other versions of the toy district, are casters so they can travel in any direction, your child will not get stuck in a corner.

They are made at the last test of time. The body of the "bug" is a thick layer of soft material with an envelope super-resistant polyurethane. The antennas are a stainless steel spring, which from a plastic button and an inner core for the springs can be pulled or stretched. The handle is aluminum, which will not corrode, and there is a thick layer on it.

The Wheely Bug is made from high quality materials, and each is crafted by hand. There are four wheels, each is estimated at 30 kg, and combined together, is that even a five year old can ride safely. Poplar plywood is used for the base, which is solid and durable. They can be used on any smooth surface.

Another feature of the Wheely Bug is that they are easy to clean and can be wiped with a damp cloth and some soapy water. All colors are non toxic, so no matter what your child does it, kiss, hug, hug, or drool on it, you know it is safe for them. Because of its color unisex design, it is an ideal toy for a boy or a girl. There are many different styles to choose from for bumblebees, cows and mice, to name a few.

They are perfectly safe to ride, and have been certified to the highest security. Although the recommended maximum weight is 25kg, because the wheels can together support 120kg, they can take the weight of an average adult. They work on any smooth flat, but note that they eventually wear out. However, there are spare parts available.

Some important points to remember are that they are recommended for ages 2.5 to 5, and they should be read as a kind of adult supervision. They overturned on uneven surfaces, or if more than one child is riding. They should be used only by children who can walk on their own, and never as an aid to help your child learn to walk as there are no breaks.