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The saddle should be set to a height from which your child can just reach

the pedal in its lowest position with his/her heel.

In a control, the knee should be slightly bent, when the ball of the big

toe is exactly above the pedal centre.

Check the tight fit once again by trying to tilt the saddle.

Check as a next step whether the brake lever is within easy reach for the

child. If it is not, adjust the brake lever as described in chapter “Adjust-

ing the Bicycle to the Rider”.

Kids’ Bicycles

Check during the control that the hips of the child remain horizontal.

Check finally whether the child still reaches the ground. If not, you

should lower the saddle a little. Due to the limited field of view, the

seating position of the child should be as upright as possible.

Handlebars that are too far away from the saddle can also lead to the

fact that the child is less relaxed during cycling. The saddle can there-

fore be shifted. For more information on how to adjust the seat post and

the saddle, see chapter ”Adjusting the Bicycle to the Rider”.

It is important to tell your child when he/her practises braking that in

wet conditions the brake performance is less effective and the tyre grip

reduced and that he/she should therefore ride more slowly.

Get into the habit of doing the checks as described in chapter “Before

Every Ride“ together with your child. In this way, your child will learn

to handle the material properly and you will be able to detect any de-

fects that have developed during use. Encourage your child to tell you, if

anything should not be working properly on his/her bicycle. Repair the

defect immediately or take the bicycle to your bicycle dealer for repair,

if you are in doubt.

Caution:

With children who are still

growing it is advisable to

check the saddle height

every three months.

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