Kettler Tricycle Kettrike Comparison Chart

Kettler Glossary

Quick-Adjust Frame

Two-piece frame slides outward or inward to accommodate children of different heights. Frame clicks into place in numerous settings.

Rear-Wheel Navigation

Rear two wheels can be set to pivot, allowing the parent to steer the trike more accurately with the pushbar.

Parental Control Steering

Often used at the same time as Rear-Wheel Navigation; allows front fork to lock in place, keeping very young kids from turning the handlebars while the parent is using the pushbar.

Limited Turn Radius

Handlebars can be turned no further than 90 degrees on either side, keeping the trike more stable when kids are steering.

Auto Freewheel

Allows front wheel to turn without the pedals moving. This setting is ideal for kids who are too little to pedal, while their parent is using the pushbar. This setting also allows the Kettler Lil-Foot Kettrest accessory to be used.

Adjustable Seat

The trike seat can be attached in several positions, depending on the height of the child.

Pneumatic Tires

Air tires are very durable and allow for a smoother ride.

Adjustable Seat

The trike seat can be attached in several positions, depending on the height of the child.

Hand Brake

Lever-style brake next to the seat, so the child can pull it to come to a quick stop.

Rear Bucket

Tilting rear bucket allows kids to transport sand or all kinds of other things.

Handlebar Bag

Small zippered pouch that connects to the handlebars for storage; removable.

Tandem Adaptable

S-style frame that can separate into 2 pieces, allowing the Kettler Tandem Insert accessory to be utilized. This is a very cool feature that allows the trike to work with 2 riders at the same time.

Pushbar

Accessory that allows the trike to be pushed/steered from behind by the parent.