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List Price : $119.99Price : $91.16
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The Schwinn Girl's Petunia Bike is an ideal bike for the beginner rider, equipped with a parent push handle that actually steers the bike while the child learns how to steer and pedal. This push handle easily is removed when the child learns how to ride alone. Wide street tires make the bike very stable and gives a comfortable ride. The fully enclosed chain guard keeps the child clean and safe. Heavy duty training wheels for stability and a quick release saddle adjustment for growing children. Front and rear fenders keep the road grit off the rider. Includes a water bottle and cage mounted on the push bar.
Parent push handle that actually steers the bike and can be removed easily when child is riding along
Fully enclosed chainguard keeps kids clean and safe
Heacy huty training wheels for stability
Front & rear fenders keeps the road grit off, comes with a waterbottle and cage mounted to the push handle
Quick release seat post for fast growing kids
Schwinn Girls' 12-Inch Petunia Bike Reviews
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This review is from: Schwinn Girls' 12-Inch Petunia Bike (Sports)
This cute little bike was a snap to assemble, and my daughter loves it. The steering handle is what drew me to it, and it works like a charm (until she gets away from me)! My daughter is 4 and very tall for her age, so unfortunately she won't get much out of this bike. I already have the seat as high as it can go, and I'm sure it won't be long before I'm wishing I could raise it. At least we'll get some training on it in before she moves up to her brother's bike and then we'll donate/hand down this one. I wouldn't buy for anyone over 3 or else like us, you won't get enough time out of it.
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Bought this bike for my 3 year old daughter and it's great! The handle on the back actually turns the bike, which I didn't read anywhere on the description when I purchased it. Also, my husband and I are tall, so we installed the handle backwards so we don't have to hunch over, it's perfect. Good quality, used it 3x so far and happy with the purchase.
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From the get-go, I knew that this would be a great hit for my daughter! The item came all intact without any issues. The packaged box it came in had a picture of the item, so she (daughter: Age 3) knew what it was. She was so excited - she said to my wife, "This is my bicycle!"
Great price and great buy!
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List Price : $599.00Price : $401.49
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Bicycles are a terrific mode of transportation, but sometimes you just need a little extra push while getting around town. Enter the eZip Trailz men's electric comfort bike, which is equipped with a 450-watt DC earth magnet motor and a 24-volt rechargeable battery. Far cleaner than gas-powered scooters but zippier than a traditional bike, the Trailz will get you from point A to B in no time at all, but won't guzzle gas or belch pollutants in the process. The battery offers a range of 15 to 22 miles per charge, so you can make it back and forth to the grocery store several times without running low on power. And once you're on the road, the Trailz boasts a top speed of 15 miles per hour (contingent on the rider weight)-plenty fast enough for most bike-friendly city streets. Is your work commute too far to walk but close enough that a car seems wasteful? Turn to the Trailz, which comes with a rear rack to carry groceries and other gear.
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Designed for any use from commuting to recreational riding, the eZip Trailz Electric Bike offers a fun way to get around town with a user-selectable mix of battery and pedal power. Featuring a powerful Currie Electro-Drive system with a 450-watt motor, the eZip Trailz can power up hills and travel at speeds of up to 15 miles per hour on its sealed lead acid (SLA) battery pack. The battery has a range of 15 to 22 miles, depending on how much you use it, and the battery pack can be removed easily for charging or swapping. You can double that range by adding an optional second battery pack (sold separately). Built for comfort, the eZip features a unisex comfort frame with suspension forks to smooth the bumps in the road.
The eZip Trailz bike features a 450-watt DC Brushed Earth Magnet Motor and a seven-speed, pedal powered drivetrain.
Power Features and Specifications:
User selectable PAS/TAG (Twist and Go--or--Pedal Assist) System
Controller: exclusive Currie Electro-Drive 24-Volt Fully Potted with Power Gauge Function
Charge System: UL listed Currie Smart Charger with LED status display
Top Speed: 15 miles per hour/24 kilometers per hour (rider weight, rider input, and terrain contingent)
Range: up to 15 to 22 miles/24 to 35 kilometers with normal pedaling (rider weight, rider input, and terrain contingent). Easily add an optional second battery pack to double the range.
User Controls: power on/off switch, easy access charger port in removable battery pack, twist throttle with PAS+TAG function and battery gauge
PAS/TAG (Twist and Go or Pedal Assist) System:
User selects between two modes: PAS--pedal assist or TAG throttle activated
PAS: 50 percent of available power assist, conserving battery power and rider energy.
Pedaling while Activating Throttle: user can go from 50 percent pedal assist to full power assist, with out pedaling, or anywhere in between.
This review is from: Currie Technologies eZip Men's Trailz Electric Bicycle (Sports)
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Great bike for the price. Improvements would be increased quality control on batteries and chargers, upgrading handlebar, and redesigning the battery terminals.
Buy it. It works fine for what it is.
Pros
- Great value for an electric assist bike. Paid for itself in commuting savings not to mention health benefits. - Comfortable ride (thicker tires help) - Surprisingly quiet motor - Having both Pedal Assist and Twist features is nice
Cons
-Quality control issues combined with 90 day warranty: -Battery replaced in two weeks (warranty replacement plus shipping charge) - $25 -Charger replaced in four months - $40 -Battery terminal 1 replaced in five months - $20 (part only) -Battery terminal 2 replaced in 11 months - $20 (part only) -Email customer service never replied to requests. Phone CS are helpful though.
This review is from: Currie Technologies eZip Men's Trailz Electric Bicycle (Sports)
I actually bought this bike from Walmart.com to save on shipping costs. I have had it for 2 months now. I have to say that for the price it is probably the best e-bike you can buy. My first real test for my bike was a sponsored event called 'Bike Around The Buttes'. A forty mile ride with a few hills but mostly flat. I had 2 batteries for this trip. I pedaled at a moderate pace (12-15 mph) in battery assist mode. I was very nervous because I did not think the batteries would last that long. Surprise, the first battery went twenty miles. good thing too because the batteries lasted a whole lot longer than my legs did (I am 65 and about 60 lbs over weight :-). The second battery went about 18 miles. I had forgot to charge it up the night before so it had a short trip to work and back on it. fortunately the first battery had partially come back to life and it brought me the rest of the way to the finish. I was still able to maintain about 12 mph. The instructions tell you to... Read more
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I have owned my eZip Trailz for a year now. I put on about 500 miles on it. I have found that for me an electric bike is the best, environmentally-friendly mode of short range transportation for commuting and pleasure. I have found that many on the market are too expensive and don't come with a free test ride. There are even some upwards of $1,000 that come with SLA batteries.
Pros: + affordable entry-level electric bicycle + reduction in carbon footprint + minimal sweat after a ride; longer distance achieved with same amount of effort as a non-electric bike. (This is the primary reason anyone would get an ebike, right?) + convenient battery lock and disconnection + free bicycle parking when commuting to work in the downtown zone + pedestrians and other bicyclists see you and whisper to each other "hey, that's an electric bike!" + torquey 450 watt motor + quiet operation + brakes and other components are more heavy duty in... Read more
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Thailand, 'the land of smiles', is one of the most beautiful and diverse countries in Asia.Here are our suggestions of the best things to do on your luxury Thai holiday.Thailand draws more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia with its irresistible combination of breathtaking natural beauty, luscious local cuisine, inspiring temples and ruins of intriguing ancient kingdoms.Few countries are so well endowed with attractions and culture-rich experiences.It is also a land of incredibly diverse landscapes.The warm, tropical south is brimming with white sand beaches, aquamarine waters and towering jungles.Central Thailand is steeped in history, with the beautiful ancient ruins of Ayuthaya and Sukhothai.The mountainous northern regions are rich with cultural diversity and offer a unique insight into traditional Thai life.For a touch of relaxation, discover the ancient techniques available at Thailand's many luxury day spas.Western leisure concepts and traditional Asian well-being therapies combine to form harmonious relaxation experiences - the perfect way to unwind.Thailand is a true haven for those seeking a fascinating cultural escape.Similan Islands National Marine Park.Cruise the crystal clear waters, picnic on the white sand beaches or snorkel in the fish-filled waters.Wat Pho Massage.Learn the true ancient art of Thai massage at Wat Pho, or indulge in one yourself.Lampang Elephant Conservation Camp.Learn the ways of the elephant trainers, watch an elephant performance and ride your own.Longtail Boat Ride.Hire a longtail boat and driver for the day and enjoy island hopping in Krabi.Tiger Temple.Visit the Buddhist temple in Western Thailand with tame tigers that walk around freely once a day.
When was Thailand Giant Strain discovered?Colocasia gigantea Thailand Giant Strain was discovered in 2003 by former Plant Delights research manager Dr.Petra Schmidt.Petra is an aroid expert who PDN owner Tony Avent sent over to southeast Asia on a plant collecting expedition (See a list of PDNs plant expeditions here).Petra toured Laos, and Thailand and kept her eyes peeled for anything new and awesome.And boy did she ever hit pay dirt! While in Kanchanaburi Province, a local guide took her to an absolutely huge Colocasia gigantea specimen growing in a national park.As you can see from the picture, the plant was larger than the minivan that Petra was traveling in!Petra collected seed off of the plant and the seedlings became the basis for the plant we have on the market today.The seedlings are all slightly different, but they are all much larger than average.That is why we call it ThailandGiant Strain instead of giving it some cultivar name.The plants are not clones.How big will it grow?Colocasia gigantea Thailand Giant Strain is marginally hardy in our Raleigh, NC garden.It goes dormant at the first sign of cold weather in the fall and it stays dormant until the following summer.The plant does not wake up until it is very very hot.Which is usually July for us.It grows quite quickly and by late September is approaching its maximum size in our garden.Ours tops out at about 6' tall, but the leaves are each gigantic and can easily be 3' wide and 4.5' long.Our short warm season greatly limits its ultimate size.This plant will grow much larger in the semi-tropical states of the US where it feels more like its homeland of Thailand.In its natural home, the parent of our seed strain grew well over 9' tall.Truly monstrous!How do we care for Thailand Giant.Colocasia gigantea Thailand Giant Strain is a solid zone 8 plant.Raleigh is in zone 7b and therefore we have to take steps to protect our plant during the winter.The following list is a highlight of our efforts..We plant our Thailand Giant in a spot that stays dry in the winter.A moist spot will promote winter rot.In the late summer or fall we dig up the plant and re-plant it deeper.We have recently learned that Colocasias tend to move up in the soil profile over time.We need to counter this so that the crown does not freeze.In the fall, we remove the dead foliage and pile a mound of shredded leaves on top of the bulb for insulation.In the late spring, we remove the shredded leaves so that the ground does not stay too moist.During the summer we keep the soil evenly moist but not soaking wet.Unlike C.Esculenta which likes wet feet, C.Gigantea does not.
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