Quad bike: A revolutionary trend or a return to Soviet origins?

Quad bike: The new old trend?

The trend of quad bikes takes us back to the days of Soviet childhood, when every Ukrainian at least once in his life wore a bunny, fox or bear costume on New Year's mornings. Today, this trend with a new breath is gaining popularity among teenagers, but its roots go back to the distant times of the Soviet Union.

From children's mornings to teenage trends

Could we have imagined that the suits we wore only once a year would one day become the basis for a new fashion movement? Quadrobics combines the imitation of sounds and movements of animals, and the feature of this trend has become movement on four limbs and performing acrobatic tricks. Who would have thought that such children's toys would turn into a real cult among modern schoolchildren?

"There is nothing surprising in the fact that modern youth turn to the origins of their culture. This is a unique combination of old and new, which finds a response in the hearts of teenagers, " - notes the fashion expert.

The stars were also children

Famous Ukrainian celebrities also did not avoid this stage in their lives. Volodymyr Ostapchuk and Yevhen Koshovy admit that they were once bunnies, and Natalka Karpa and Jamala were foxes. Oleg Skrypka, for example, reincarnated into a bear, and Vlad Yama became a Cheburashka. Now these memories only make them smile, but they helped create a new trend.

Should parents worry?

It is natural that parents worry about their children. However, quad biking looks like a pretty safe pastime. It promotes physical development and coordination, and helps teenagers find common interests and new friends.

"Parents should not worry. This is just a new form of play, which, like any other, has its pros and cons. It is important that children observe safety and play in appropriate conditions, " says a child psychologist.

What awaits quadrobike in the future?

It is difficult to predict whether the quad bike will remain popular in a few years, but today it conquers the hearts of Ukrainian teenagers. Perhaps this trend will remain relevant for a long time, and perhaps new trends will appear in its place. However, one thing is certain: history has the ability to repeat itself, and what was popular once may become popular again in the future.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova