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KIDS BALANCE FROG BIKE - excellent condition - ?50 (?100 RRP)


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The Frog Tadpole 12w Balance Bike is suitable for riders aged 2-3 years with a minimum inside leg of 31cm. Excellent condition.


Features:

o Lightweight but sturdy frame

o Soft handlebar grips

o Easy to grip Tektro rear brake with adjustable lever for smaller hands.

o 12" wheels

o Quick release seat-post for easy height adjustment

o The locking headset means the handlebars have a steering limiter, which is safer for learners

o Available in Red, Orange, Purple, Spotty, Pink, Union Jack, Green, and Team Sky

o Weight: 4.17 kg or 9.2 lbs

o Reflectors included.

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