Pink Strider in Oprah Winfrey Commercial!

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Pink Strider in Oprah Winfrey Commercial!

Tuesday, December 7th, 2010

Kent, Strider salesman extraordinaire and avid Oprah fan, came across this video on youtube the other day. There is an adorable girl on a pink Strider in this new commercial. I wonder how many helium balloons would have to be tied to her Strider before she would get some air.

I wonder if the “Oprah Bump” will go into effect before Christmas?

Tags: balance bike, balance bikes, childhood obesity, christmas, early childhood development, first bike, learning to ride a bike, NBL, Oprah, Oprah Bump, Pink Strider, prebike, running bikes, strider, strider prebike, strider prebikes, toddler bike, toddler bikes, training wheels, tricycle, Winfrey
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Black Strider T-shirts for Black Friday!

Friday, November 26th, 2010

Check out the brand new Strider wear for the entire family!

Show some family unity on your next bike/Strider outing and look really cool in the brand new black Strider logo t-shirts in various styles!

Strider™ T-Shirts for the whole famiy! 100% cotton t-shirts come in three styles: short sleeve, long sleeve, and scoop neck short sleeve (ladies) . Childrens sizes only available in short sleeve style (Toddler size 4 is not a 4-T, closer to a 2-T).

Tags: balance bike, balance bikes, black friday, childhood obesity, early childhood development, first bike, learning to ride a bike, NBL, pee wee, pee wee motocross, running bike, running bikes, scoop neck, strider, strider prebike, t-shirts, toddler bike, toddler bikes
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Happy Thanksgiving!

Thursday, November 25th, 2010

Don’t let your kids become Butterballs, get them on a Strider!

Yes, we know this is impossible and perhaps a bit strange.

We, at Strider, hope you all have a great and safe Thanksgiving wherever you are. Hopefully exhaustion (from Strider riding) and tryptophan (from turkey eating) will help the kids sleep all night!

Tags: balance bike, balance bikes, Butterballs, childhood obesity, christmas, early childhood development, first bike, learning to ride a bike, NBL, pee wee racing, prebike, running bike, running bikes, strider, strider prebike, strider prebikes, Thanksgiving, toddler, toddler bike, toddler bikes, Tryptophan, Turkey
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Strider back in Europe! EICMA 2010

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010

John and Nanda (Strider’s international jetsetters) were back in Europe earlier this month. Strider made a big splash at the “68th International Bicycle and Motorcycle Exhibition” in Milan!

One of the favorite photos from EICMA 2010 was the look on this boy’s face. JoJo swapped a Strider for his less maneuverable 4 wheeled scooter…he instantly got an “I get it” look!

Watch for more of JoJo tomorrow and have a safe and fun holiday season!

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Tags: "I get it", balance bike, balance bikes, childhood obesity, christmas, early childhood development, EICMA, international shipping, JoJo, learning to ride a bike, Milan, NBL, pee wee racing, prebike, running bike, running bikes, strider, strider prebike, strider prebikes, toddler bike, toddler bikes, training wheels, tricycle
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Team Strider riders have all the fun!

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Our latest Team Strider rider, named JoJo, is just 30 months old and resides in Cleveland, OH. He has the great fortune of an awesome indoor mountain bike park nearby. Check out JoJo as he rides a maze of ladder trails and teeter-totters. This video makes me want to travel to Cleveland with my mountain bike just to have some fun with him.

Tags: balance bike, childhood obesity, let's move, running bike, strider prebike, toddler bike, training wheels, tricycle
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Poor, tricycle-less children missing out on fun… NOT!

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Check out these little kids, some only 20 months old, riding all sorts of fun, challenging terrain and having a ball! Their minds are engaged. Their whole bodies are involved. They’re getting great exercise and building muscle strength and gross motor skills… There are no lethargic, obese kids in Striderville!