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I can ride it by myself.

We’ve been getting a lot of inquiries lately about

“Push Bikes.”

Moms and dads have been asking me a lot of questions.

It’s certainly a mysterious vehicle—not a tricycle,
and it has no pedals.
An entry-level bike for kids that teaches them balance
by letting them kick the ground, run,
and lift their feet,
learning to balance before they even know it.
As parents,
you naturally want to know what kind of vehicle
your precious children are riding.
Well, those worries end today.
Watch the video I'm showing you now,
and your anxieties will vanish.
The potential of children is truly fearsome!
Once they straddle the saddle,
they just figure it all out on their own.
First,
please watch the video.

Sohei-kun (3 years old)
received the Push Bike he’d been dreaming of
as a Christmas present last year.
It’s been exactly one month since he got it,
and it’s already become a part of his body.
He even rides down slopes where you’d think,
“Whoa, is he okay?” without a care in the world.
Is he feeling like a racer with his feet lifted?
Or maybe a messenger?
(That’s the son of Izuru-kun from Daisy Messenger.)
A future cyclist has been born.
They keep riding, falling down, and riding again,
until everyone gets better at it.
We currently have a variety of
these “Push Bikes” available
here at Circles.
Oh, and while I was writing this blog post,
some new ones arrived.
Early Rider LITE (12-inch) ¥16,590 (For inseams of 33cm or more)
Early Rider Classic (14-inch front/12-inch rear) ¥18,690
For inseams of 33.5cm or more
“Early Rider,” born in the UK,
is made entirely of wood, except for the wheels.
It’s a very warm, charming piece.
Don’t worry, you can definitely adjust the saddle.
And finally,
don't forget the habit you want to instill
in your children from an early age:
“Wearing a helmet.”
We have some cute ones on display.
Please bring your child in, let them try one on,
and check for the right size.
Future cyclists and parents,
please come visit us together.
We look forward to seeing you.
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