For sale: Puky bike for a 2-4 year old SOLD

By mettelw
August 19, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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mettelw

Posted August 19, 2017

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Posted August 19, 2017

Light blue Puky toddler/childs bike for sale with a bell and basket. It is the 'beginner' size, i.e. for a 2-4 year old. The pedals can be removed so that it can function as a balance bike first, then as a proper bike as your child grows in confidence.

We bought it from new and it is in good condition, but as it has been used by two children it obviously has a few scratches and a bit of rust, mainly on the bell.

This kind of bike is ?175 from new though I seem to remember we paid a lot more. Anyway, now it is ?50, so a bargain!

Pick up in Herne Hill

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