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PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
When your child has mastered the
basic riding maneuvers in the previ-
ous steps, he/she should practice put-
ting them all together. Instruct the
rider to perform various maneuvers
such as turning right, turning left,
stopping, parking, etc. Mix up the
order of these maneuvers so the child
will not know what he/she will be
asked to do next. Practice the exer-
cise until you are confident that the
rider has mastered all the basic
maneuvers.
The exercises you have practiced with
your child will help the first-time rider
learn the most basic riding tech-
niques. To become a skilled rider,
your child will need a great deal of
practice and instruction. Be patient
with your child; take extra time when
teaching him/her additional tech-
niques for climbing and descending
hills.
After your child has mastered all of
the basic riding techniques at slow
speed, you can adjust the throttle lim-
iter to provide higher speed capabili-
ties, according to the rider’s skill and
experience.
WARNING
Indicates a potential hazard that
could result in injury or death.
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