Kidgoo 1 (2026): introduced and tested in Bike&Travel
Packed with practical details: Luca Jertschewske tested the Forest Green single-seater for Bike&Travel. His article explores how the new Kidgoo generation supports families on outings.
When children want to keep moving, simple routines matter. That is the starting point of “All-inclusive-Anhänger” (All-inclusive trailer): Bike&Travel describes the Kidgoo 1 as a well-equipped companion that adapts to different situations in family life.
“Often, just a single action or the push of a button is all it takes to adapt to new situations on the go.”
Luca Jertschewske · Bike&Travel 04/26, pp. 90–91 · Translated from German
becco: hitch up quickly and keep going
The author highlights the becco hitch system as a key feature of the new generation. He describes a magnetically assisted clamping mechanism that makes hitching and unhitching easier. The article also mentions improved smoothness and reduced vibration.
The magazine also sees practical benefits in the combination with the redesigned wheel guard: it provides a place for the stroller wheel while cycling. This keeps the wheel out of the storage compartment. Switching to stroller mode and back is described as spontaneous and tool-free.
One trailer for different kinds of outings
Bike&Travel emphasizes the Kidgoo’s versatility: it can be used as a bicycle trailer, stroller, or walking companion and adapted for further activities with optional accessories. Easy conversion is intended to help families combine everyday life and leisure flexibly without having to organize lots of separate parts on the go.
FIDLOCK solutions on the handlebar and canopy
Magnetic solutions are another focus. The FIDLOCK TWIST base on the handlebar provides a mount for compatible bottles or bags. The article also describes the magnetic canopy fasteners and highlights one-handed operation.
The foot-operated parking brake and hook-and-loop fasteners on the storage compartment and canopy are also cited as examples of user-friendly handling. The article focuses on numerous small details intended to make outings with a child more straightforward.
Equipment that adapts to little passengers
Inside the cabin, the author pays particular attention to easy ARS. The height-adjustable restraint system can be adapted to the child’s size. The padded interior, five-point harness, head protectors, and leaf-spring suspension system are also described.
Removable side sunshades and the rain cover on the canopy complement the equipment for different weather conditions. The article also identifies reflectors in several places and the conspicuous safety flag as features that contribute to the trailer’s visibility.
Storage for everything that needs to come along
Toys, a diaper bag, snacks, and other outing essentials: Bike&Travel describes a 38-liter storage compartment for these items. Carrying the stroller wheel on the wheel guard keeps this compartment free for the things families need on the go.
Luca Jertschewske’s conclusion
In his conclusion, the author connects comfort for the child with ease of use for parents. He sums up his assessment as follows:
“Comfort, safety, and easy handling – these are the pillars on which the Qeridoo Kidgoo 1 is built.”
Luca Jertschewske · Bike&Travel 04/26, p. 91 · Translated from German
The article emphasizes comfortable seating, weather protection, and children’s ability to observe their surroundings. For parents, the focus is on quickly adapting the trailer to new situations so that family outings can stay as relaxed as possible.
