The best freestyle bike for a Child in Lockdown

By Barrycuda
July 13, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Barrycuda

Posted July 13, 2020

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Posted July 13, 2020

Hello all,

If you are trying to find a quality bicycle for your child during lockdown this second hand RoyalBaby BMX bike delivers a fantastic cycling experience, perfect for the parks during the lockdown and its really solid and has all the bells and whistles

The bike offers a great look that kids love while solid enough to support their cycling skills. The result is a fantastic children?s bike that is equally suited for training wheels as it is the two-wheel setup once the rider gets the hang of things. Details here

FRAME:

Aluminum frame

BREAKSET:

Coaster + Hand

SHIFTERS:

This Royal baby bike retails at a price ?119.99 - ?139.99 and the great thing is it doesn't lose its value, have a look at the reviews of happy customers; 181 5 star reviews on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Royalbaby-freestyle-children-bicycle-stabilisers/dp/B07CQKNT28

We would like ?75 for it but will accept a reasonable offer, call now on 07989 985922 and you can pick up, don't delay

Regards David

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