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Taking off the pedals and training wheels of bikes and selling them to kids.
Wish I thought of that
Strider wasn't the first to come up with balance bikes for kids specifically, they have been around for decades and balance bikes themselves, for a few hundred years.
Didn't know. Felt like I wasnt seeing them until recently
It certainly is a new thing in the US, but i saw plenty of these in Denmark a decade ago