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The issue is that it is better to teach a bike ride that has no pedals or little whells, because the ability to balance can develop from the beginning, and avoid the insecurity that comes when the little wheels are removed.
Today, on a Sunday afternoon without rain, we tried it, I remove the pedals but not the chain I had not the right tools for that, so I just taped to the bike..
In just one day I saw progress, and my son (almost 5) was happy and confident.
First picture from Tikibá.
1 comment:
What a great idea! They really are expensive but this totally works. Love it!
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