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9 of 11 state own weight, 6 state a rider limit, and only 6 state both — the gap a parent should check.

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Kids Tricycle Weight: Own Heft vs Rider Limit

A tricycle publishes two weights that parents mix up: how heavy the trike itself is, and how heavy the child it is rated for may be. Of the 11 tricycles, 9 state their own weight and 6 state a rider limit, but only 6 state both — so 3 tell you the trike's heft without saying what it will carry.

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Own weight against rated load

Two fields, counted apart.

Own weight stated 9 / 11 82%
Rider limit stated 6 / 11 55%
Both published 6 / 11 55%
Own weight only 3 / 11 27%
Rider limit only 0 / 11 0%
Implausible own weight 1 / 11 9%

Own weights run from 7.3 to 15 lb across the nine that publish one; rider limits run from 30 to 55 lb across the six that publish one. The fields answer different questions and are never summed.

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The ratio that matters

For the six trikes that state both, how many times the trike's own weight the child may be.

Tightest is 2.5× — the trike that is itself heavy (12 lb) but rated for only 30 lb, so the child may weigh two and a half times the toy.

Widest is 7.5× — the light trike (7.3 lb) rated for 55 lb, where the child may outweigh the toy by more than seven times. A higher ratio is not safer; it is just a lighter toy rated for a heavier child.

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Where the weight goes missing

Four gaps in the weight data.

3 trikes give their own weight but no rider limit, so a parent cannot check whether their child is within load.

0 trike gives a rider limit with no own weight; none here, which means the silence is always "how heavy is the toy", never "how heavy is the child".

Units are mixed: 9 weights are in pounds and 1 is in kilograms (converted to lb for display), so the column is not in one unit in the source.

One listing carried a "1 Pounds" weight, below the generator's 2 lb floor, and was dropped as a placeholder rather than published — counted as implausible, not as a real figure.

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Every trike, weighed

Sorted by own weight. The ratio column shows rider-limit ÷ own-weight for the six that state both.

Every trike, weighed
BrandModelOwn lbRider lbRatioUnit
UmatollUmatoll T308not statednot statednot statednot stated
UmatollUmatoll UT3019.59505.2×lb
besreybesrey KSE0510.2555.4×lb
not statedbesrey Toddler Tricycle with Bell10.2not statednot statedlb
KRIDDOKRIDDO TC003-Green9not statednot statedlb
KkdiKkdi WJ121503not statednot statednot statedlb
besreybesrey BR-C7277.3557.5×lb
Radio FlyerRadio Flyer 4219.9494.9×lb
newyoonewyoo TR0079.7353.6×kg
newyoonewyoo TR00812302.5×lb
Radio FlyerRadio Flyer 492TZ15not statednot statedlb

Method: own weight against rated rider load

Source: the CMS product snapshot, gated to the id namespace kids_tricycles-* with category "kids_tricycles" — 11 in-stock tricycles.

Own weight is itemWeightLb where present; the one "1 Pounds" figure is flagged implausible by the generator's 2 lb floor and excluded, counted separately instead of published.

Rider limit is weightLimitLb, a different field from own weight; the two are never added, and "both" means both fields are non-empty on the same row.

Kilogram weights (1 row) are converted to pounds for display; the source mixes units and is reported as such.

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