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Kid-sized bike share? Giving it a spin in Paris

By Lori Hinnant
Published June 18, 2014 5:43pm ET
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Kid-sized bike share? Giving it a spin in Paris
Children ride free bicycles as part of the Little Velib system experimented on the Seine river banks in Paris, Wednesday June 18, 2014. Velib' is a system of free and low-cost public-transport bicycles organized by the Paris city government to help people move about the city by their own power.(AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere) | Remy de la Mauviniere

PARIS (AP) — Not every 6-year-old can tackle the distractions of bike riding along the Seine, which on weekends and sunny days in Paris can include thousands of other cyclists, roller bladers and oblivious tourists with cameras.

It’s enough to give a parent palpitations.

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