What are the key advantages of Taga compared to a regular bike with a child bike seat?
Bonding: With a regular child bike seat, your child typically sits behind you. With Taga, your little one rides right between your arms. Sitting in the Taga seat allows your child to enjoy the scenery while enabling you to see and communicate with each other along the way. Safety: Taga’s three-wheeled design is considered more stable than an ordinary bicycle equipped with a child bike seat. That makes Taga safer to ride with kids. Taga always stands on its 3 wheels, so there’s no risk of your child falling when you’re putting them on or taking them off Taga. And if you should ever hit a curb or a hole in the road, the added stability can help you maintain your balance. With a regular bike, you need to gain speed in order to balance yourself. Not with Taga. However, as with any bike, you need to be careful when riding fast with kids and you need to slow down before going downhill or turning. Another safety advantage of Taga compared to regular bikes is that children’s feet are protected
