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For many little kids, a tricycle will be their first means of transportation as they are an ideal way to be introduced to cycling. Although some still opt for steel-framed tricycles, plastic trikes are now the most popular choice for contemporary parents. Here, we look at positive and negative points to understand why this is the case.

Plastic Tricycle Pros and Cons

Pros

Price: – With a budget of $50 or less, you are assured of getting a necessary plastic tricycle, while spending more brings more choice in designs and accessories. Metal framed trikes (which include most retro styles) tend to be more expensive, with some costing more than $200.

Easy assembly: – Even if you’re not a DIY enthusiast, you will be able to get a plastic tricycle up and running within a few minutes of its delivery, while steel-framed trikes tend to be more challenging to put together. You might need special tools or professional assistance to prepare the trike for a child to ride.

Stability: – Plastic tricycles tend to be built lower to the ground and, therefore, have a lower chance of tipping over and injuring the rider. Their plastic tires also tend to have a larger wheelbase than the pneumatic rubber tires of steel tricycles, further increasing their stability.

Styling: – More styling options are possible with molded plastic than with steel trikes. Kids love bright colors and designs similar to real-world objects, and plastic offers a wider range than steel can.

Cons

Build quality: – Many parents who have bought their child a plastic tricycle complain that the materials feel cheap and flimsy. Plastic tires fitted on these trikes don’t turn on some surfaces, such as polished wood, making riding the trike impossible.

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