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Forget about training wheels! FIRST GO! balance bike is suitable for children from 2,5 to 5 years old and the skills needed to ease to a pedal bike.
This pink balance bike has a child-friendly frame in Pink finish. The handlebar is adjustable and has a bell in matching . The saddle can be adapted to your child’s height and has a soft padding for maximum comfort. The saddle and grips of this cute pink toddler bike made of faux leather, a material suitable for all weather conditions and easy to keep clean.
The front wicker basket is detachable and made of rattan and is perfect for bringing out teddy for a ride.
Don't forget the helmet in assorted colors available!
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- Steel frame with coral finish.
- Minimal seat height 37cm.
- Maximum seat height 44 cm.
- Adjustable handlebar
- Ergonomic and comfortable seat.
- Handlebar Height: adjustable from 50 to 59 cm.
- Wicker basket.
- Bell.
- 12" wheels.
- Weight: 4.5 Kg
- Suggested age from 2.5 years (*) - 5 Years.
- CE Certification.
(*): Certified for children between 3-5 years.
Banwood create contemporary designs with a touch of mid-century charm. Influenced by Scandinavian design, the keywords throughout the creative process are simplicity, minimalism and functionality.
The Bicycle for Kids are designed in rustic and durable high- end materials. The frame is made of steel and the handlebar of aluminium. The saddle and grips are made of high end faux leather, a material suitable for all round weathers and easy to wipe off. Detachable wicker basket in rattan for packing the essentials in for a day’s adventure.
The founders Juan Manuel Torralvo Castro and Frida Jonsby met in Germany, the home of quality and safeness, where they discovered that Frida’s eye for design and Juan’s family history of manufacturing made a great match.The idea of Banwood occurred from a mutual interest in bikes and the idea of how to implement that into something different.
