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scooter Seat with O-Bar AC900 - creates a ride on scooter for 1 to 2 year olds. ?10 ONO


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To get under 2s started on scooter

I?m in SE21 near Sydenham Hill station

?10 (?39 new)


Use together with a Micro Mini Kickboard Scooter to create a Ride-On for a 1-year-old

Remove the seat, leaving the O-Bar at age 2 to create a stand-on scooter with short steering stick, perfect for 2 year olds.

Compatible with Micro Mini Scooter aka Mini Kick Scooter of every color

The Seat has 2 Height Settings

Accessory only, includes Seat and O-bar (scooter not included)

call or text me 07739413691 if interested

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