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Huray!!! The proportions work out well. Took the'naked' bike home to see if it was oke before I will finish it.

sorry. i started to work with no phone or camera around. So these are the first photo of the frame.

My daughter loves to ride her bicycle. But with those standard 12.5 inch wheels it's hard to keep up with the rest of the family. So I tried to make a frame what would fit her proportions but with 16 inch wheels

found it already (this one changed my opinion on trikes)

Just cut away the yellow cross over (to attach brakes I guess) and your fork will look much cooler. I had a similar fork and did the same. See for yourself at my post (first timer). Found a pic of a really cool trike once, will search my harddisk for it. Maybe it was on this forum. good luck...

Thanks for all these positive reactions. By the way it's not a shop I am working from (unfortunately). I am working in my classroom where I teach children with both heavy behavioural problems and learning disabillities as well (in the age of 12 till 18) during the day. There will absolutely...

open for all comments and tips I really enjoyed building this bike and ready for more.

the reveal (is that how you call it?) and off he went...

finished!

re-assembly

ready for paint I guess

and found a way to fix the mountainbike seat also added a little wheel to make sure the chain would pull straight and after that it was time to make a chain-guard... battery died, so wasn't able to make pictures of the welding process

the straigter steeringhouse was more succesfull though. The little guy was able to ride the bike. made a new steer. much like the straight angle one, only wider and longer handles added a fender in the back as well and added some lights. (I must learn to make more pics during the process)

re-welded it with a more straight up steering. Now experement with some differences in steers both not really succesfull.

turned out he wasn't really able to cycle it. Had to cut it up once more

As a bike builder 'virgin' I decided to start building a bike for my four year old son. I have no technical backgrounds or anything. Just the path of trial and error. Started working with metal two years ago and love it since. Here are some pics. Hope you folks like it. greetz Joep

Hi, I am Joep 35 years old, living in the Netherlands with my wife and two kids I am new on this forum. Just build a bike for my four year old son. Made it from scratch, but viewing the other scratchbuilders work on this forum I decided to go and place it in the regular building topic. (.......