Radio Flyer has truly maintained this classic with a fully retro design, faithfully reproduced down to the smallest detail.  The easily recognizable cherry-red, rubber-wheeled tricycle is an undisputed classic. Going against the saying “they don’t make them like they used to” the Radio Flyer Tricycle has proven that they do! Featuring a chrome front fender and red-and-white tassels on the rubber-coated handlebars, children will delight in the tried and true design of this classic. Completing the retro design, it comes with a 12-inch-high steel-spoked wheel and even an old-fashion styled bell.

Your youngster can cruise the neighborhood in style on their very own retro-styled Radio Flyer tricycle.  With the streamers flowing and the chrome fender shining, they will be the envy of their peers.  The sturdy craftsmanship design guarantees years of durability.  From the chrome handlebars to the real ringing bell, your child will have heads turning while they tour their “turf”.  Other features that make this classic a top wish list item is a double deck rear step that allows your child easier access as well as a place for a friend to ride along.  The adjustable seat, durable steel spoked rear wheels and 12” front wheel complete the package.

With the well controlled turning radius design and low center of gravity, the Red Wagon tricycle is easy for little ones to operate.  The sturdy steel design and rubber tires makes the Radio Flyer Tricycle a durable and long lasting tricycle.  The recommended age range between 2 years and 5 years allows several years of usage.  And the sturdy, tried and true construction guarantees this to be one of the best hand- me-down investments you can make.

Radio Flyer Classic Red Dual Deck Tricycles have been honored with the Parent’s Choice Classic Award, Parent’s Guide to Children’s Media Award and The National parenting Center’s Seal of Approval.  This product is made by Radio Flyer, innovating play and creating memories since 1917.

5 Responses to “Radio Flyer Classic Red Dual Deck Tricycle”

1. C. Vetter says:

   October 24, 2010 at 12:00 am

   We got this for our daughter for her 2nd birthday. She loves it so far. She can reach the pedals but she still hasn’t figured out exactly to to work them. This tricycle seems very sturdy (it’s pretty heavy) and it seems like it will last for several years.

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2. Melanie says:

   October 5, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I bought this for my 2.5 year old nephew. Easy enough to put together and great instructions. Great quality and looks exactly like the picture.

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3. R. J. Larsen says:

   September 29, 2010 at 12:00 am

   We bought these bikes for our 2 y/o son and 3 y/o daughter for Christmas. While they look great and are very sturdy, they are just too darned big for a little toddler. Even now 9 months later they still cannot sit on the seat and reach the pedals. By the time they will be able to reach teh pedals they will be ready for a two wheeler. My kids are not tiny either, my daughter is 50 percentile and my son is 90 percentile. Get a smaller tricycle so your kids can ride it. We have a Planet Kiddo hand me down (made in Germany) that is much small and my daughter rides that around.

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4. tgnyc says:

   September 13, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Like others, we have a sqeaky front wheel, though not so loud that really bothers you — especially if you are outside. also, the lose handlebars — the deal there is that when you put the thing together, you’ve got to tighten them BEYOND what seems necessary. Get someone stronger than you to help with this if necessary.

   Beyond that, I’m lovin’ this bike. Solid construction with real METAL parts means no cracking. Real rubber wheels means the bike gets good traction. The back step serves as a mount and as a means to give other small kids a piggy-back ride.

   Yes, the center of gravity is higher than with modern styles of trikes. But if your kid is going to learn to ride a bike in a few years, she needs to understand the concept of balance beforehand. Riding a trike that requires a tiny sense of balance helps you toward that goal. It’s not like the thing tips over every time she gets up to 4 mph. Take advantage of the opportunity to teach her how to take turns at the proper speed and angle and she’ll be fine. Remeber, although a large or very athletic 2-year-old could use this bike, it’s really made for age 3 and 4, as far as I can tell.

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5. Mary S. Bell says:

   August 23, 2010 at 12:00 am

   My 2-year is a tricycle riding maniac. He LOVES riding and can peddle so well. I bought this tricycle because he can comfortably reach the peddles. The problem is that it tips over VERY easily. I am searching for another trike that is more stable so I don’t have to stay within a foot of him to try and catch him when he’s about to have a bad fall. I recommend you find a tricycle with a lower center of gravity and a wider wheel base in back. However, my son enjoys it and it is durable.

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