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Frog 55 Bike for Sale - £190


Ginger Pele

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Orange Frog 55 bike to sell.


We bought it new from Balfes 3 years ago and it transformed our then 7 year old's cycling. She's now outgrown it so it's looking for a new home.


The bike would suit kids from 6 to 9 years (inside leg from approx. 55 cm). It has 8 easy to shift gears and brakes that are suitable for a kid's hands. This was the first bike that my daughter properly got on with and she's loved it.


The bike is in good but used condition, the paintwork a bit scratched in places, but the wheels, tyres, gears, brakes etc all work as new.


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