Gyrobike training system heads to Europe

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Training wheels attached to back of a learner's bike frame may well keep the rider upright and in the seat for much of the long journey toward two-wheeled independence, but they can also lead to bad habits and poor form. While re-inventing the wheel often carries negative connotations, the arrival of the Gyrowheel in 2009 put a new positive spin on learning to ride. The gyroscopic balance and stability aid is now about to enter the next stage in its evolution with the release of the 3-in-1 Gyrobike in Europe... Continue Reading Gyrobike training system heads to Europe

Section: Childsplay

Tags: Bicycle, Gyro, Learning, Scooter

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