Frog 55 child’s bike in GREEN for sale

By PapillonSE5
August 7, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 7, 2022

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Posted August 7, 2022

‘Frog 55’ kid’s bike in green with 8 gears and 20” wheels - for sale, £220.

According to Frog’s size charts, these are suitable for children with inside leg measurement 55cm.

https://www.frogbikes.com/fitting

Comes with a kickstand, bottle cage and bell. Also included is a spare pair of tyres and mudguards, all unused.

These cost over £400 new. We’ve had several Frog bikes in our family, they are very light, great to ride and really robust. Our daughter has outgrown this hence the sale.

The bike has a few marks and scratches here and there as you would expect of a used child’s bike, but otherwise is in very good condition. It has been kept under cover and runs beautifully with brakes, gears and tyres etc all fine.

I have another version of this bike in ORANGE (we have twins) which I have listed separately so do check that out if you prefer that colour!

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