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Comparison Doona Liki Trike S1 vs Galileo Strollcycle

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Main
Foldable construction.
Flexible seat adjustment. Steering wheel and pedal lock. Height adjustable parent handle. Parking brake. Protective bumper. Foldable construction.
Typetricycletricycle
Age groupfrom 1 to 3 years oldfrom 1 to 3 years old
Max. weight20 kg25 kg
Design
Frame materialplasticsteel
Wheel diameter
10 " /rear - 8"/
10 " /rear: 8"/
Wheelsrubberrubber
Cast wheels
Parent handle
Handlebar lock
Footrest
Backrest tilt adjustment
Foldable
In box
bumper bar
seat belts
protective visor
bumper bar
seat belts
protective visor
General
Dimensions94x50x103 cm49х83х85 cm
Weight6.7 kg6.5 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogjanuary 2020july 2017

Max. weight

The maximum rider weight that the bike can normally carry. This point is directly related to the age group (see above), however, bikes with the same age recommendations may differ in maximum load.

Of course, it is impossible to exceed the load specified by the manufacturer: even if an accident does not happen immediately, it can happen at any time. And ideally, you should choose a bike with a margin of weight — both in case of emergency situations, and taking into account the fact that the child will grow.

Frame material

Steel. A fairly common material, widely used in all types of children's bicycles (see "Type"). Having a low cost, steel is at the same time very strong, reliable and resistant to shock and shock. Its main disadvantage is considered by many to be relatively large weight; however, the difference in weight with the same aluminium is usually not that big (especially when compared to the weight of the cyclist itself). It is worth noting that different grades of steel can be used in children's bicycles, and the overall quality of this material often depends on the price category of the machine.

Aluminium. Aluminium-based alloys are very strong, light in weight, and much less susceptible to corrosion than steel. On the other hand, the cost of such materials is significantly higher, and high strength is not always critical (taking into account the peculiarities of riding children's bicycles, especially tricycles). Therefore, aluminium is less common, although it can also be used in all types of machines.

Plastic. Plastic is relatively lightweight, absolutely insensitive to moisture and easy to process - it can be given almost any shape and color. With all this, this material is inexpensive. On the other hand, plastic is not durable; therefore, it is used exclusively in bicycles for the smallest, mainly in three-wheeled models and balance bikes (see "Type")....

- Tree. The general characteristics of wood are such that this material is not well suited for classic bicycles - both two-wheelers and three-wheelers - but it is very convenient for balance bikes (see "Type"). Wood, even unpainted, looks good, and this material is quite pleasant to the touch. Of its shortcomings, some fragility can be mentioned - if the same plastic is likely to bend from a strong impact, then the tree may crack. However, it is still not easy to damage the wooden frame of the balance bike. But such a product does not tolerate moisture well, so you need to store it in a dry place.

- Fiberglass. As a rule, in this case, not pure glass fiber is meant, but fiberglass - a composite material made of glass fiber filled with plastic filler. This material is noticeably stronger than conventional plastic, however, it is more expensive, and in terms of overall reliability it still does not reach steel and aluminium. Therefore, fiberglass frames are quite rare, and mostly among balance bikes (see "Type").

— Magnesium. Magnesium alloys are similar to the aluminium alloys described above: they are characterized by high strength and at the same time low weight. At the same time, compared to aluminium, such an alloy is stronger and more durable, weighs more, but not much, but it costs much more - and the difference in price rarely outweighs the mentioned advantages. As a result, magnesium frames have not received much distribution, they are found only in certain models of two-wheeled bicycles of the older age group.

Handlebar lock

The ability to lock the front wheel of the bike in a straight position. This feature is found exclusively in three-wheeled models (see "Type") with a parent handle (see above): with the handlebars locked, the bike practically turns into a sidecar, and only the parent controls it. Features of the lock may vary from model to model: in some cars, the steering wheel is also fixed motionless, in others, the child can turn it, but this does not affect the position of the wheel.

Footrest

A special stand on which the child can put his feet while sitting on a bicycle. It is found exclusively in three-wheeled models (see "Type") equipped with a parent handle (see above), and is another "pram" function: when the parent pushes the car, it is inconvenient and sometimes unsafe for the baby to keep his feet on the pedals. do not confuse this feature with a bicycle footrest, which allows you to put the bike on your own without a stop.