Child's bike for sale

By Sam12
September 25, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Sam12

Posted September 25, 2016

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Posted September 25, 2016

I've got a child's bike for sale. It's in good condition, hardly been used, bought new. It didn't come with stabilisers (though I think they can be bought from Decathlon), it's missing a bell and lights, and there's a few spots of rust on some of the nuts and bolts, but it's in great mechanical order.

Wheel size is 16" and ideal for 4-6 year old.

See photo attached.

Happy to sell for ?20.

Let me know if you are interested.

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