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also strengthen their self-confidence. In addition, mastery of a wheel is the good prerequisite and exercise for learning to ride a bike. In addition, your child's leg muscles are trained and he or she can learn to use their strength in different ways. The tyres of Early Rider Big Foot have studs. For this reason the impeller does not only run well on smooth and firm surfaces. It can also be used well on forest, meadow or sand paths. On smaller hills, your child can easily adjust speed and brake thanks to the brake on the front wheel, which works with a short lever range. With a low top tube, the Early Rider Big Foot is perfectly adapted to the needs of smaller children and allows them to easily ascend and descend. The aluminium frame and diamond shape ensure that the Early Rider Big Foot is extremely robust and stable, no matter what terrain it is used in. Features Early Rider Big Foot: Lightweight aluminium frame and extremely robust helps to train the children's balance Optimal basis for easy learning to ride a bike later on Also suitable for forest trails thanks to the cleat profile Front wheel brake Suitable for children aged 1.5 - 3.5 years Step length from 31 cm Recommended body height is approx. 88 cm - 102 cm Saddle height adjustable from 31.5 cm to 41.5 cm Safety Instructions Please do not leave your child unattended when riding the Early Rider Big Foot There is a risk that your child will fall and injure himself. In order to prevent or mitigate possible injuries, you should ensure that you wear adequate protective clothing - for example a bicycle helmet or knee pads. You should not leave your child alone, especially near roads and other areas of public traffic. Young children are not yet able to independently assess the dangers posed by moving traffic. Before the manufacturer passes on his wheels to the major or end customers, all screws are of course checked. However, as screws can also become loose over time, the manufacturer recommends that all screws of the Early Rider Big Foot be checked regularly and readjusted if necessary.