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How to get started with Flex Guiders

Step 1 - Select size

Check your tire size and ensure your bike is compatible. If your bike came with training wheels and has an axle extending past the frame it is compatible.

Step 2 - Install the Flex Guiders

Install is easy and can be completed in less than two minutes

Step 3 - Get out and ride

Reduce the settings on the bands when your child shows they've mastered the setting.

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Why Flex Guiders

We take care of the how, so you can focus on enjoying the moment

At Flex Guiders we know that you want to be a supportive parent. In order to do that, you need to help your child achieve their goals. The problem is that traditional teaching methods don't fully prepare your child to ride a bike which makes transitioning to a big kid bike scary for kids and frustrating for parents. We believe that we should give kids the right tools to learn and give them a taste of what they are working towards. We understand that learning to ride a bike is challenging which is why we developed a tool that teaches all the skills needed to ride in a gradual, digestible manner, making the process fast, fun and easy. Here's how we do it: 1. Check your bike tire size and compatibility 2. Install your Flex Guiders 3. Get out riding and reduce the support setting as they improve. So, get your set of Flex Guiders today and be off to your next adventure! Leave the frustration behind and soak in the smiles!

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