
A low, slow, cartoon-smooth ride for the under-12s β so the family queue does not stop at the edge of the mat.
A commercial bull is built around an adult rider. Put a primary-school child on it at low speed and it works β but parents hesitate, and you lose the family session. A kiddie ride solves that with a second machine that costs far less than the trade it brings in.
Children reach the handhold properly and step off without being lifted, which keeps the queue moving.
The pig shape, helmet and sunglasses signal "kids" to parents from across the fairground.
Same style of geared drive and control box, so your operator already knows how to run it.

It sounds like a joke until you run a family event. The pig body reads as a fairground ride rather than a bull, which is exactly what the parent of a five-year-old wants to see. Same style of mechanism underneath, lower to the ground.
If you would rather run one machine for the whole family, take the commercial bull and turn the speed down β that is what most venues do.

The family-event favourite. Low, smooth, and kitted with a helmet and sunglasses. This is the one children point at.

A full-size machine with a shaggy fur body instead of a smooth shell β a much stronger silhouette from across a fairground.

A middle option: adult-capable machine in a friendlier cow print livery, run at low speed during family hours.
Exact dimensions, weight and voltage are confirmed on the production drawing for each order β ask us for the current figures for the shape you want.
Pig or long-hair bull β the ride is the same, so the choice is about your theme and your queue.