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NOTE: If the dimple does not line up with the hole then loosen the screw that attaches the brake component to
the frame. Slide the wheel to where the kickstand fits properly and tighten axle nuts, and then retighten the
screw. Also, if your kickstand appears to be too long, simply pull the bottom of the kickstand away from the bike
while attached, bending the stand about a half of an inch away from the bike.
Before Riding
Before your child begins riding the glider, here is some important information to read first. Adults should explain
this information to a child, or anyone else who is otherwise not able to understand this information.
The glider is considered a sidewalk bike. As such, it does not meet the full requirements of a bicycle (height,
reflectors, and brakes) and therefore should never be ridden on a road, street, or anywhere where cars may be
traveling. It is designed for small kids to be ridden on sidewalks only and always under adult supervision.
This bike was designed for kids. It should not be ridden by an adult. The maximum weight limit is 100 lbs (36 kg).
A child MUST wear a helmet while operating this glider or any bicycle.
Go Gliders have limited braking power (rear brake only), and depend on good coordination of the rider. Avoid
riding on inclines like a sloped driveway and near drop offs like a curb or near a swimming pool.
Before riding fast or in more difficult conditions, learn the function and performance of all the mechanisms of your
glider by riding at slower speeds in a flat, empty area. Practice at slow speeds first by walking along while seated
on the bike.
Make sure your Glider fits your child properly.
Make sure there is adequate clearance between your child and the bike frame.
Operation
The Go Glider works by allowing children to learn at their own pace while feeling safe that they are not going to
fall. The bike was designed with a low-center of gravity and slack head angle for better control and balance.
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