mickle
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Big sister's cast off. He's just on it, and could use a slightly shorter stem. The brakes are stonking on it.
My kids could fall off stabilizers too. Horrible things.
Get rid of them. Take the pedals off, let him scoot it along for a bit then find a gentle downslope to freewheel down .... takes but a few minutes and then they are away.
So do you think I could do:
1) Remove stabilisers
2) Get him used to scooting, balancing, steering, braking
3) A few goes freewheeling down a slope
4) Pedals back on, and raise saddle a bit
all in one afternoon? My son is 4½, but pretty tall and physically confident.
It's his big sister's!I like his jacket - very cool.
I'm proud of all of them actually - I really should post up more pics of each of them + their bikes. To be fair they've got their mum and late father to thank for getting them into it. I'm just building on their good work.Nice pics Mickle, you must be very proud. Doesn't seem two minutes since my lads were that age.
I'm way ahead of you!Raise the brake levers slightly to make it slightly easier for him to reach - she says teaching Mickle to suck eggs ).
I think you missed an important early stage there, Ben.So do you think I could do:
1) Remove stabilisers
2) Get him used to scooting, balancing, steering, braking
3) A few goes freewheeling down a slope
4) Pedals back on, and raise saddle a bit
all in one afternoon? My son is 4½, but pretty tall and physically confident.
I think you missed an important early stage there, Ben.