Do the pedals go forward and backwards?
369083
This is a cheap plastic piece of rubbish. Spend 40 extra and get a good one
1612870
Yes it goes both directions - forward and backwards. It just wears out after a little while and the arms cannot be replaced. You have to buy a new one!
971750
No, they only go straight. But it's not hard to turn. I bought it for my one year old nephew and it's easy to use. There is a different model that has front wheels that turn (but it's controlled by the child)
2032390
Yes! It is not like others where there is a specific button on the side, rather you use the wheel. If you press your finger and push the wheel to the left you can go back. If you push the wheel to the right, it will go forward. You can feel a distinct click when you do it too.
1394637
Yep, the bike must be in motion with the pedals moving. This is pretty much true of all drailleur systems. Enjoy! I still have mine and though I've had to make small adjustments, it still rides great.
61154
It will move forward when pulled but not backward. To move it backward you must lift it. It has been wonderful for our 2 and 3 1/2 year old grand daughters. We have the small for our 2 year old and the medium for the 3 1/2 year old. They have races in the house and it is great exercise!
1411368
yep. Not hand brakes, but the kind that when you pedal backward they are activated
726397
I'm pretty sure it does. Most 2 year olds pedal in reverse first. My grandson's legs still aren't quite long enough to pedal alone though. But, he loves it!
946150
The answer to all 3 questions is yes. The drive wheels are controlled independently. To drive forward requires squeezing levers with both hands. To turn, release one of two levers and only one wheel turns. To reverse requires moving a the shift lever from forward to reverse.
1597796
This scooter certainly does go backwards and forwards. It steers extremely well and I can maneuver back and forth very well in order to navigate through smaller spaces. When I used it at my orthopedic appointment, this model turned heads in the office with great praise for its appearance and functionality. So, it has been a saving grace during this non weight bearing time.
1597798
Sure it goes backwards. You have to be careful not to run over your own foot backing it up.
2089112
Yes it does. They are railed foot pedals. They are adjustable for short and long legs and you can use them also to navigate the rutter.
252043
Yes! You can pedal backwards and it's as smooth and quiet as it is when you pedal frontwards. I would not hesitate to get this stationary bike again. The price is great and so is the quality.
2193205
Yes. The wheels spin so the cars can be pushed forward and backward. They do not turn left or right. Hope this helps.
221243
I believe they only go back and forth. It was a gift for my grandson and it is very sturdy. The wheels not turning have not slowed him down.
1094679
no, it moves when you press on the pedal. This is battery operated. Great for about a 2-4 year old. Any older child would get bored pretty quickly.
1321708
I doubt it. I think that if one did pedal in reverse it would defeat the purpose of the left hand thread on the pedal bolt, and it will keep on loosening.I've had success with it so far. But I'm going to put a bracket or something on the pedals to stop my feet from sliding up.