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For SALE: GMG Yepp Maxi Rear Bike Seat - Seatpost - Silver - nearly new


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Selling nearly new Yepp maxi rear bike seat and seat post mounting adapted for ?45.

Can be collected from SE17 2PY (off Walworth road).

The seat was used only couple of times. Seat post mounting adapted is new.

We bought it at the beginning of winter and used couple of times. Now our daughter started cycling

herself and we don't need the seat anymore.

Very safe and comfortable.

Suitable from 9 months and up to 25kg.

Very easy to fit on any bike. Can be installed on the rear rack or seatpost.

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