I took the cranks off a thrift store bike for my daughters. This seemed to work very well. My wife wanted to buy a balance bike, but that was out of the question financially. I could have put it back together for my oldest girl, when she was ready for pedals, but we handed it on. There was a thriving market of bikes for tykes in our old neighborhood, where there were lots of children to pass an old bike on to. Those heavy steel bikes would not wear out or break.
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