Description
Pushbike for small toddlers. It is easy to ride and has two front wheels for that all-important safety. It is propelled forward using the feet and so supports the development of children's balance skills. Spokeless wheels with wide tires. Safety handlebars grips. Safe design featuring rounded-off shapes and no sharp edges. Strong nylon bearings for both front and rear wheels.
• Frame is phosphated and equipped with a strong powder coating.
• Develops and improves coordination and motor skills
• Anatomical seat. Seat height, 9.5 inch
• Assembled: 21.25"L x 16.93"W x 16.14"H
Key Features:
- Pushbike for small toddlers
- Frame is phosphated and equipped with a strong powder coating.
- Developes and improves coordination and motor skills
- Anatomical seat. Seat height, 9.5 inch
- Assembled: 21.25"L x 16.93"W x 16.14"H
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