First bike - balance bike - £60

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May 31 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 31

FirstBIKE® is a fantastic balance bike to learn to ride on and much lighter than most balance bikes, which makes it easier when carrying on the way home.

It has some great features:

Seat height adjustment at the turn of a knob; no extra tools required
Comfort, lightweight, and maneuverability ensure your child can develop balance, travel long distances (even over rough terrain) and run up hills
Extremely safe, lightweight, and durable (weatherproof)
Easy to carry, clean, and store Also has a LowKit™ which allows toddlers to ride from an earlier age (starting from 22 months old).

Pickup from SE23. £60.

https://first-bike.co.uk/product/firstbike-limited-black/

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