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Islabikes Rothan balance bike & Abus helmet for sale


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Hello,


We're selling our teal coloured Islabikes Rothan balance bike (ages 2+). It has had very little use and apart from a few minor scratches is in fantastic condition. It's incredibly light (great for both your child and you when they make you carry it) and has a rear brake for extra confidence. They sell for ?200 new, we're asking ?120.


We also have a red Abus Smiley 2.0 helmet (size 50-55cm), which our son used with the balance bike. A few very superficial scuffs but otherwise in excellent condition. ?15 or ?10 bought with the balance bike.


Both owned from new.


Any questions etc, please PM.


Thank you.

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