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Kids bike seats for sale.

nerl01

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Our kids have outgrown these fantastic bike seats:


Weeride Child Seat: for toddlers between 1 and 4 years old. Seat is situated in the middle of adult bike so you can chat/attend to your little one as you're going along. Also great for balance & safety. Comes with two fitting bars so the seat can be easily mounted on two separate adult bikes. ?40.


Hamax Kiss: for kids up to 22kg. Adjustable safety harness & footrest so seat can "grow" with your child. Seat is easily attached and removed from bike. Can be fitted on bikes with or without pannier carriers. ?20

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