Tricycles
Arrow Tricycle With Leather Seat & Backrest -Q5
Regular priceRs 9,500.00
or 3 X Rs 3,166.66 with
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or Tricycle (with Rocking Feature & Hood) - 828
Regular priceRs 15,000.00Rs 12,500.00
Tricycle (with Rocking Feature & Hood) - 101
Regular priceRs 15,000.00Rs 12,500.00
Kids Hoody Tricycle 310-8
Regular priceRs 15,000.00
or 3 X Rs 5,000.00 with
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or 2-in-1 Stroller Tricycle – Perfect for 1 Year & Above - 688
Regular priceRs 18,000.00
or 3 X Rs 6,000.00 with
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or Tricycles in Sri Lanka
A tricycle is often a child's first real independent ride, and getting the size and features right makes the difference between confident pedalling and a frustrating, tippy experience. Our range features designs at the best prices in Sri Lanka, with music, lights, and sheltering hoods on select models, plus parent-push handles for the youngest riders.
Frequently Asked Questions — Tricycles
What age can my child start using a tricycle?
Most children are ready to pedal a true tricycle independently around age 3, once they've developed enough leg strength and coordination for the rhythmic pedalling motion. For younger children (18–24 months), a convertible parent-push trike — with a handle, backrest, and safety belt — lets them sit and enjoy the ride before they're ready to pedal themselves.
What's a convertible or parent-push tricycle, and when do I stop using the push handle?
A convertible trike includes a removable parent handle, backrest, and footrest so a younger toddler can ride safely while you steer. As your child grows into pedalling independently (commonly somewhere between 2.5 and 3.5 years), you remove the handle and other toddler-support features, turning it into a standard pedal tricycle.
What size tricycle should I buy?
Tricycles for ages 2–4 typically use a 12-inch wheel, matching a child's inseam of roughly 14–17 inches. More important than the exact size chart: your child should be able to sit squarely on the seat with their feet comfortably reaching the pedals through a full rotation, not just touching the ground.
When should my child move from a tricycle to a bicycle?
Many children are ready to try a two-wheeler with training wheels around age 4, once they've built the coordination and confidence a tricycle helped develop. Full balance and confidence riding without training wheels typically comes somewhere between ages 4 and 8 — there's no need to rush this, and continuing to enjoy a tricycle a little longer doesn't set a child back.
What safety features should I look for in a tricycle?
A seatbelt (especially valuable for younger or convertible-mode riders), non-slip pedals, and a low, wide stance that resists tipping on turns are the key features. Tricycles built low to the ground with larger wheels are generally more stable than tall, narrow designs.
Does my child need a helmet on a tricycle?
Yes — a properly fitted helmet is good practice from the very first ride, even on a slow-moving tricycle, to build the habit early for when they progress to faster bikes and scooters later.
Do you deliver tricycles islandwide, and is assembly required?
Yes, we deliver islandwide within 1–5 days. Most tricycles need some simple assembly — check the specific product listing, or ask us and we'll confirm what's needed before it arrives.
