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//USER MANUAL
5. USE OF THE PUSH BIKE
5.1 General information on the use of the push bike
• The child must wear a suitable helmet and closed, sturdy shoes on every ride and use protective equipment like gloves, knee and elbow pads.
• The wheel may only be ridden in the so-called protected space.
• The protected space refers to an area in which the child can develop and develop skills undisturbed by external influences or dangers, as for example a flat area.
• The child must be supervised by at least one adult at all times.
• The PROPAIN push bike has no brakes. The focus of the first few rides should be to teach the child to come to a stop safely.
• The supervising adult must observe at all times whether the child is assessing situations correctly and whether the push bike is under control according to the requirements of the environment.
• Due to the child's natural urge to move and discover, the supervising adult must be prepared at all times for inattentiveness and sudden changes of direction or destination.
• The toy must be used with caution, as it requires skill, in order to avoid collisions that could cause injury to the user and third parties.
For the safety of the child, do not use the push bike in the following areas:
• on roads and pavements used by public traffic
• on steep slopes
• near water
• near stairs or a step
5.2 Adjusting the saddle height
The height of the saddle must be chosen so that the child touches the ground safely, with slightly bent legs. Observe the child while riding and adjust the saddle height from time to time if necessary.
On the seat post there is a marking for the minimum insertion depth. The seat post must be pushed in so far that the marking is not visible.
5.3 Tire pressure
A correctly adjusted tire pressure contributes significantly to the push bike’s handling characteristics. Low tire pressure effectively absorbs minor bumps and jolts.
Due to the low body weight of the child, we recommend a tyre pressure of 1 bar.