http://mtbreviews.net/weehoo-i-go-child-trailer-review/ Tue, 17 Aug 2010 15:57:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://mtbreviews.net/weehoo-i-go-child-trailer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Brian Mullin Fri, 02 Apr 2010 20:52:31 +0000 http://mtbreviews.net/?p=137#comment-28 My kids never complained about any rocks getting thrown up? The small fender that comes with it seemed to do a good job, but it would be simple to just add another fender to the bike itself to prevent any issues. Its a very secure setup. Good luck. My kids never complained about any rocks getting thrown up? The small fender that comes with it seemed to do a good job, but it would be simple to just add another fender to the bike itself to prevent any issues. Its a very secure setup. Good luck.

]]> http://mtbreviews.net/weehoo-i-go-child-trailer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Kathy Fri, 02 Apr 2010 15:13:31 +0000 http://mtbreviews.net/?p=137#comment-27 Thank you for posting this review. I have been looking at this for my special needs son because of how supportive the seat is and the pedals that come with the foot straps. I was wondering how problematic are rocks/gravel on paved roads? I am worried about small gravel being kicked up by the bike's wheel and hitting the child in the face or eyes. Would I need to put a fender on the adult bike's back wheel to protect him? I have read the manual online that suggests safety goggles but with my kids sensory issues I doubt they would stay on for more then 3 seconds. Thank you for posting this review. I have been looking at this for my special needs son because of how supportive the seat is and the pedals that come with the foot straps. I was wondering how problematic are rocks/gravel on paved roads? I am worried about small gravel being kicked up by the bike’s wheel and hitting the child in the face or eyes. Would I need to put a fender on the adult bike’s back wheel to protect him? I have read the manual online that suggests safety goggles but with my kids sensory issues I doubt they would stay on for more then 3 seconds.

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