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For Sale: Islabike 16 Cnoc Green

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Green 16 inch wheel Islabike with box - Used fairly lightly for a year, stored under cover and in very good condition with just a few marks from use.


Amazing bike - bought for my son as it took my daughter so long to learn to ride on a heavier bike. With this bike, he just sat on the bike and learnt to ride almost immediately at the age of 5 so he had all summer to enjoy riding.


He's now grown out of the bike as he wanted one with gears - but would still be able to use it at 6 if he wasn't wanting gears. Retail at 249 currently, am looking for ?180. Honor Oak Park.


blurb on the islabike website:


Designed for riders 4 years and older with a minimum inside leg of 42cm.

Weight: 6.1kgs (incl. pedals)

Lightweight 7005 T6 aluminium frame, proportional geometry, Cro-moly forks

Exclusive micro reach aluminium brake lever gives light action braking for tiny hands

Small diameter aluminium handlebars give tiny hands a safer hold

Super lightweight wheels with multi surface lightweight Kenda tyres

Sealed bearing headset and bottom bracket

Has fittings to accept 'no tools' stabilisers

Fully enclosed free floating chainguard, no-tools fitting/removal

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