You want to go for a family bike ride and your five year old wants to ride as well. They are too big for the bike seat but too slow on their own bike. What do you do? The new Weeride Co-Pilot is the answer. Attaching this device to your bike will make your little one feel like they are riding a ‘big’ bike and they won’t slow you down.

The Weeride Co-Pilot is designed for children from four to nine years old. They can pedal forwards, backwards or just coast along not pedalling at all. If you need help getting up a hill you can ask your little darling to pitch in and pedal fast – they’ll love it!

Equiped with a quick release system, you will easily be able to detatch the Weeride Co-Pilot from your bike when you don’t need it. This fabulous piece of equipment even comes with adjustable handlebars, a comfy seat for small bottoms and a safety flag.

Click For Features Performance:. Revised 2009 Model - new features Weight: 13 kgs. Fits 99% of all bicycles! Updated & Patented true quick-release system for fast detachment from adult bike Pulse tig welded steel frame Quick adjustment seat post and attachment hinge Adjustable handlebars--up/down and rotation Easy attachment gives you more time to ride less time getting ready Parental control of steering, speed, and braking Front and rear splash guard Full coverage pistol chain cover Safety flag Relocated hinge folds co-pilot a lot smaller Click for Specifications Weight: 13 kgs Bicycle : Fits 99% of all bikes Weight capacity of 45 Kilos Stylish frame design works well with any colour bike Recommended for ages 4 to 7 years old Heavy duty frame that fits most mountain bikes, with wheels up to 27 inches, 700c Little Details Count: The rear-mud guard, relocated hinge and patented hitch . Video Click for Brochure & Resources The Recommended Retail Price for the WeeRide CoPilot Tagalong is AU$199.95 Download the following: WeeRide Brochure Owners Manual & Warranty Customer Feedback FAQ

Move your mouse over image A tag-along is a single-wheeled bike for young children that attaches to the seat-post of an adult bike. It's like converting your bike to a tandem, allowing your child to ride with you while attached to your bike. You may have seen a few of them around, and, as is often the way, once you have seen one you'll start noticing many more!