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KONA OWNER’S MANUAL
e. Following the Leader
There is increased risk of car/bike collision if children are
following each other, because if the rst one does something
dangerous, those following may do it too. What can you
do? Teach your child to always assess the trafc situation
for him/herself. When a group is riding around, each cyclist
should stop for stop signs; each cyclist should look to the
rear before making left turns; and so on. One way to get the
message across is to play a game with the child similar to
‘Simon Says’. In this game, however, the emphasis should
not be on doing what ‘Simon Says’, but rather have the child
make a decision based on the situation. The child should
learn to ignore what ‘Simon Says’. Children need to learn to
think for themselves to ride safely.
SUMMARY
Teach your child early - the earlier the better. Learning
skills such as looking and avoiding hazards takes time.
Be prepared to repeat lessons until your child understands
what you’re trying to get across. Be patient. Your efforts
will be rewarded, knowing that your child is aware of safe
riding skills.
Appendix B
Intended Use of Your Bicycle
WARNING: Understand your bike and its intended
use. Choosing the wrong bicycle for your purpose
can be hazardous. Using your bike the wrong way is
dangerous.
No one type of bicycle is suited for all purposes. Your
retailer can help you pick the “right tool for the job”
and help you understand its limitations. There are many
types of bicycles and many variations within each type.
There are many types of mountain, road, racing, hybrid,
touring, cyclocross and tandem bicycles.
c. Turning Without Warning
Another major accident type involves cyclists who make
unexpected left turns. They neither look behind for trafc,
nor do they signal. The key factor here is neglecting to look
to the rear. If the cyclist had looked, he/she would have
seen the danger coming up from behind. What can you do?
Of course, you ought to teach your child not to ride across
busy streets - at least until the child has had some ad-
vanced training and is old enough to understand traf c. But
in the meantime, for residential street riding, you can teach
your child to always look and signal before turning left. A big
part of this lesson is teaching the child how to look to the
rear without swerving. Take your child to a playground or a
safe area away from trafc or obstructions to practice riding
along a straight line while looking behind. Stand alongside
and hold up a different number of ngers on your hand after
the child rides by. Call his/her name. After 15 minutes of
practice, a ten year old should be able to look behind his/
herself and identify how many ngers you are holding up -
without swerving.
d. Riding at Dawn, at Dusk or at Night
(See also Section 2.E, page 9).
Most car/bicycle accidents happen at night where an over-
taking car hits a bike. (An overtaking car is one that comes
up from behind and passes the cyclist on the left.) These
overtaking accidents can be very serious. What can you do?
First, you should keep your youngster from riding at dawn,
dusk or at night. It requires special skills and equipment.
Few children have either. Secondly, make sure your child
understands that if he/she gets caught out at dusk or after
dark on a bike, the thing to do is to call you for a ride home.
One suggestion is to have your child carry a cell phone, and
as an added precaution, tape a phone number to the bike so
that, in an emergency, an adult will be able to call home.
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