It's Hyabusa or nothing. Might as well not even consider those other bikes because he'll get bored.

 

Gear and supervision! He willbe fine on a electric bike.

 

These are not the responses I wanted to hear[sm=boohoo.gif]You guys were suppose to side with me. Oh well, I'm glad I get final word..Too bad for HC..

 

Poet:

Can you little one ride a bicycle profficiently at 3 years old?
(my oldest girl still can't at 5) I'd say hold off the motorbike until he is pretty comfortable riding a bicycle.

 

start out with an electric fourwheeler..my little cousin is 4 and got a 50cc 4 wheeler and was scared ****less of it...my aunt traded it in for an electric one and you cant keep him off it. start out with an electric 4wheeler, then once he can ride a bicycle, get a little dirt bike.

 

Like the others said just get him training wheels and make sure your will him and he will be riding on his own in a year.

 

i had a four wheeler when i was 4. lil honda 50cc classic. bout killed myself a couple times (was a wild child) but it was fun. just have to keep ya eyes on him. but id do it, let him be a boy ya kno. scabs and scars are our things

 

If you get him a Barbi dreamhouse instead of a Ducati you may never have little hardcorps running around because he will be living in key west lipsyncing 'it's raining men'. Get him something manly.

 

ok lets put thing into proper perspective. I was dead set on getting him a pocket rocket until I actually watched a few utube videos on it, so I'm willing to compromise. So here is my compromise, take a look at it and here is a pic of the birthday boy..Check out the shirt








Rev up for racing on this motorized racing motorcycle. It has authentic decorations, designed specifically for kids 6 to 14 years old. It cruises at speeds up to 10 mph and comes completely assembled for your convenience.


Includes one, 18-volt battery and charger
Battery charges 80% of total capacity in just 4 hours
Includes key, 3 tools and retractable kickstand
Maximum weight capacity is 175 pounds
Maximum speed is 10 mph
Variable speed control
6-month bumper-to-bumper warranty service
Pneumatic tires


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Have you tried asking Ryan? lol... I say fill up his plate with as much as you can: teach him how to swim, how to make a mini-bicycle move forward, how to sneek a kiss from the hot girl at kindergarten...I'm sure he could totally motor around on anything his size right now, but I bet Mom would be happier if you guys started him out with a more easily controlled toddler personnel carrier...then when he turns 4 he'll already know how to correct over-steer and drift all four tires around the kitchen table! After that the Ducati will be easy for him: