GLOBBER GO BIKE Manual Del Usuario página 9

First tries:
As soon as your child is able to pick up the GO BIKE from
the ground, it is capable of riding it too. There is no need for
long explanations, just let the child try and watch what he
or she does with it. Children are masters in learning, and
you strengthen this capabilty by letting them try themselves.
Normally, they find out rather quickly how the device can be
moved and steered. Make sure your child sits on the seat
not on the bike frame.
Rolling:
Push forward off the ground with left and right foot in
alternation. The more smoothly the feet roll off from toes to
heel, the easier and faster your child will go.
Steering:
The easiest way to steer the GO BIKE is with back and
bum. As soon as your child has understood this knack, he
or she will drive around with it as jauntily as with any other
vehicle, too. With the subtle distinction that this GO BIKE
trains sense of balance, stimulates the physical and mental
development, strengthens the back and makes your child
like movements all in all more secure and sportive.
Braking: The GO BIKE can be braked with the feet. The
child can stop moving by stopping walking/running. Please
take care that your child can always stop from the speed it
produces and wears appropriate shoes.
Maintenance and security:
• Security checks: check periodically the GO BIKE to
identify any loose or dislocated element - particularly the
wheels, seat and handlebars.
• Periodic cleaning will bring a good life. Wipe the GO BIKE
with a dry cloth if it has been soiled.
• Regularly check the condition of abrasion and avulsion.
• Regularly check that parts are not broken or damaged, if
this happens, stop using this product.
• Regular checks can prevent an accident.
Additional Info
For questions and inquiries please contact us at
contact@globber.com
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