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New & Notable Toys: Vehicles- RidingCheck out these new and noteworthy toys. Go Baby Go!™ Stride-to-Ride™ Dino by FISHER-PRICE INC. Smooth Rider by RADIO FLYER PlasmaCar Green by PLASMART INC. Spray and Rescue Fire Truck by LITTLE TIKES INC. Combicar by NIC TOYS Micro Scooter Bullet by NATIONAL SPORTING GOODS John Deere Plastic Pedal Tractor by LEARNING CURVE 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter™ by VTECH Chopper Balance Bike by SMART GEAR LLC Whiplash™ by STREET SURFING LLC Rody Wooden Rocking Horse by TMI TOYMARKETING INTERNATIONAL INC. Gyrowheel by GYROBIKE INC. Jeep® Wrangler Pedal Go-Kart by BINKLEY & HURST, LP Freerider by BROOKLYN WORKSHOP Wheely Mouse by PRINCE LIONHEART INC. EzyRoller - Pink by EZYROLLER LLC Huffy Green Machine Xtreme Ride by HUFFY SPORTS maxi kick by KICKBOARD USA LLC Denny Dog by DAYLA BABY Smart Trike "Classic" by Smart Trike U.S.A. LLC Fuzion Landshark by NEXTSPORT Leo Riding Lion by STEIFF NORTH AMERICA Lil Red Tractor by PEG PEREGO Toys Toys Lamborghini Gallardo LP560 12v by BIG TOYS USA Crocodile Rocker by THE ORIGINAL TOY COMPANY PedoBike by WOODENBIKE Go Glider - Pink by GLIDE BIKES KinderBike Balance Trainer by KINDERBIKE Strider Running Bike by STRIDER SPORTS INTERNATIONAL INC. Catalog Request Form Read what more than 400 retailers have told TDmonthly about toys since 2005 in Toy-Store Owners Talk to TDmonthly. 
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This adorable dino is ready to steady baby’s first steps, encouraging progress with rewarding lights sounds, and upbeat music. Once walking is a sure thing, the dino’s legs lock together for use as a ride-on. Three AA batteries are included. 6/30/2010 (Price: $40.00; Age: 1 to 3) 
With high performance features and a cool, classic design, the Radio Flyer Smooth Rider scooter is designed for cruising around town with friends. Experienced riders can appreciate the ultra-smooth, ultra-comfortable ride delivered by the extra-large 170mm wheels and precision ball bearings. This product also features a wider, longer deck for easy foot placement and hand and foot brakes for added control. The real wood deck provides a classic look, and the handlebar adjusts so kids can enjoy the scooter for years to come.
This fire truck is armed with a pressurized water hose that really squirts and a water tank that comes out for easy filling. 5/14/2010 (Price: $69.99; Age: 1 to 5) 
The nic CombiCar is a basic vehicle with four different set-ups. It's now also availabe with a trailer. The set-ups are very easily interchangeable. The system is suited for use inside and outside, but should be kept dry. Made of beech wood. 
This scooter has 120mm wheels and ABEC5 bearings for a smooth ride and high speed. It weighs 6.4 lbs. and can hold a rider up to 220 lbs. Measurements are 27” x 38” x 13” (unfolded) and 26” x 10” x 4” (folded).
Licensed from John Deere, this authentic-looking kid’s tractor features an adjustable seat, easy to reach pedals and a working steering wheel. It carries a 90-day limited warranty and weighs 22 lbs. Measurements are 38” x 19” x 22.5”.
The 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter grows with your child and is ideal for little ones on the go. It easily converts from riding to pushing and scooting as your infant begins to walk so the fun keeps on rolling. Lights and music entertain as infants learn colors, numbers and sounds with this versatile toy that keeps going and growing. 2/17/2010 (Price: $44.99; Age: 1 to 3)
The Chopper Balance Bike from Smart Gear Toys is for children ages 2 to 5 years. This beautifully eco-friendly balance bike promotes balance, grossmotor coordination and overall gross motor skills. A great therapy tool to employ with children who have weakness in these areas. The bike comes with a comfy cushioned adjustable seat, inflatable rubber tires and a convenient built-in handle for easy carrying or hanging (if you choose to store it that way). The Chopper also features motorcycle decals to give it the appearance of an actual chopper.
Designed as an alternative to training wheels, the Gyrowheel senses imbalanced riding and recenters the bicycle once it begins to wobble. This effect is accomplished by an interior disk that spins independently of the wheel to stabilize the bike even at very low speeds. It installs quickly with a wrench and has a simple on/off button, three stability settings, rechargeable batteries, and light and sound indicators. The 12" Gyrowheel is available in black and white. 
This hubless, human-powered ride-on features two wheels set in a straight line on a variable axis. The rider puts sets a foot through each wheel and self propels the Freerider. Launch date: January 2010. 12/16/2009 (Price: $150; Age: 12 and up) 
This sleek ride-on is fueled by cambering motion — the rider pushing his or her legs against the front bar, to the left and right. It has a hand brake and features an extendable design to host riders up to 6' tall. Maximum recommended weight is 150 lbs.
The three-wheeled Green Machine features a steel frame and two hand levers that control the rear wheels. it has oversized exhaust pipes and low-profile molded seat. 10/29/2009 (Price: $109.99; Age: 6 and up)
Denny the Dog features a rattle or squeak toy in one ear. Press the other and you'll activate a classical music selection. He's easily assembled and doesn't need to be taken for a walk. 
Combining the distinctive aspects of conventional kneeboarding and various wheeled products, the LandShark is designed to show off razor sharp steering and maximum maneuverability. It is ridden on the knees and powered by kicking or “pumping,” so users are presented with a sleek design optimizing a low center of gravity. Launch date: September 2009. 7/23/2009 (Price: $79.99; Age: 6 to 14) 
Steiff's update on the classic rocking horse, Leo Riding Lion, is made of high-quality woven fur and solid beech. With a handmade inner frame of stainless steel that can hold up to 300 lbs., this handcrafted rocker stands 28" tall and is surface washable. With a soft, full mane and loving face, Leo is marked with Steiff's signature "Button in Ear," representative of the company's trademark commitment to ultimate quality and workmanship. Launch date: September 2009. 7/7/2009 (Price: $550; Age: 3 to 8) 
Manufactured by German company Holz-Hoerz, this wooden balance bike is constructed of sustainably grown birch and is finished with a linseed oil treatment. It has 12" pneumatic rubber tires and supports riders up to 100 lbs. Multiple accessories, including a ski bob conversion kit, are available. Launch date: 1991 (Germany); 2003 (United States). 4/13/2009 (Price: $219.00; Age: 2 to 6) 
Designed for children who are learning to ride a bike, the Go Glider allows kids to practice balance and movement on a model that does not consist of pedals or training wheels. It has 16" EVA foam tires (no air), adjustable handlebars and a seat that is adjustable from 17.5" to 23". Launch date: 2008. 4/1/2009 (Price: $129.99; Age: 5 to 10) 
This trainer bike is designed without pedals or training wheels in order to help young children learn balance and crucial motor skills as they ride. It is available in red, blue, green and pink. 3/31/2009 (Price: $109.99; Age: 2 to 5) 
