The magic trick for safe, fatigue-free pedalling with your children!

The FollowMe is much more than just a tow bar. It's an ingenious, ultra-robust system that secures the front wheel of your child's bike to the rear of your own bike. The principle is brilliant: when the road is safe (like a cycle path), your child rides completely independently. But as soon as they get tired or you approach a busy road, you hook their bike up to yours to finish the stage peacefully.

Why you (and your kids) will love it :

• The antidote to tired legs: Little legs get tired fast! With the FollowMe, no more crying at the end of the day. Once attached, the child can let himself be carried or continue pedalling to help you (tandem style).

• Safety on demand: A passageway with cars to cross? In just a few seconds, your child's bike is securely attached to yours. You control 100% of the steering and speed, keeping him perfectly safe behind you.

• A bluffing stability: Unlike conventional towbars that often make the child pitch, the FollowMe offers a low attachment (at wheel level). The FollowMe stays perfectly upright and follows your trajectory to the millimetre.

• Clip, unclip: The system is designed for real life. Switching from "independent bike" mode to "towed" mode is quick and tool-free, ideal for adapting to your child's mood as the miles go by.

The team's opinion: "This is our secret weapon for successful family holidays! It's the equipment that saves the end of the day when the kids have run out of energy. It's a real mental relief for parents: you know that whatever happens, you'll always be able to get home safely without having to carry your child's bike on your shoulder!"

• Compatibility: Perfectly suited to our rental children's bikes (generally from 12 to 20 inches, i.e. from around 3 to 9 years old).

• Smart storage: When your child rides on their own, the system folds up and discreetly attaches to your luggage rack or saddle, without getting in the way of your pedalling.

• Handling: Requires a tiny bit of getting used to when you first use it, but we'll show you the (very simple) technique when you get going!