Toddler tricycle - smart trike only ?25

By MaryCarmel
October 3, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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MaryCarmel

Posted October 3, 2015

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Posted October 3, 2015

This toddler tricycle is in great condition and has lots of useful features to make life easier for the person who is pushing, as well as fun and excitement for the little rider. Had had some use, but looks almost as good as new. Fully functioning and is easy to steer from the back with the handle. Pick up from Herne Hill, SE24 9QT.

Here's some blurb on the product:

Advanced new 360 degree wheel for outstanding steering performance. Mudguard navigator button- switch from parent to child control. Smart patented Touch Steering? technology.

Press-out clutch on swivel wheel for freewheeling.

3-point Y harness. UV-blocking material canopy for sun protection or rain, or just for novelty. Non-slip pedals.

Foldable footrest for early stage convenience.

Bottle holder (also suitable for toys). Recommended for ages 10 - 36 months. Meets safety requirements.

Long back support.

Safety belt.

Easy grip handles.

Size H100, W47, D97cm.

Weight 5.99kg.

Maximum user weight 17kg.

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