3 SPEED BIKE WHEEL

Ryan and Robbie's Bike Ride Adventure and Lao Lao's Chinese Secrets

When your heart is beating fast with fun, then your adventure has just begun... Ryan and his younger brother, Robbie, love pot stickers, sweet rice cakes, and riding their bikes. But during their latest neighborhood adventure, they face a number of challenges, from a big pile, of leaves that need raking to a soccer ball that's stuck in a tree. Luckily, Ryan and Robbie each have a special necklace-and their Chinese grandmother's secrets-to help them tackle any problem!

When your heart is beating fast with fun, then your adventure has just begun... Ryan and his younger brother, Robbie, love pot stickers, sweet rice cakes, and riding their bikes. But during their latest neighborhood adventure, they face a number of challenges, from a big pile, of leaves that need raking to a soccer ball that's stuck in a tree. Luckily, Ryan and Robbie each have a special necklace-and their Chinese grandmother's secrets-to help them tackle any problem!

The city of Zhongdian, or now known as Shnagri La. This a small Chinese city around 150 miles from Tibet, on a plateau at an elevation of around 10,000ft. The people are predominantly ethinc Tibetan, although there is also a mix of Han and Naxi people.

This guy seems happy enough to carry both a sofa AND a bed on the back of his bike. Most Americans would call this one trip justification for Silverado. China 2008

Most bikes that I saw in China was very very old and worn down.

Wind him up and he pedals his bike and spins his cap propeller. Measures 7 1/2" tall. Ages: 8 and up.

This curious metal wind-up rendition of a duck riding on a tricycle has a small silver label on the back. "For collectors, not for children" is the message. A wind-up key on the side revs up the 8-inch tall duck to travel in circles pedaling his tricycle while his three-winged helicopter hat spins around. All painted metal with the exception of rubber tricycle wheels; there are many possibly sharp edges that could cut little fingers. With little or no educational value, Duck on Bike is a collector's item made in China for the wind-up toy collection of adults or at least mature, older children ages 12 and older. --Lair Showalter, mother and elementary school teacher

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