Tiny Tot Trike Bike
DESCRIPTION
Patented, award winning 2-in-1 balance bike and trike. One year olds can start with the Tiny Tot as a trike. With three wheels they can easily start to learn how to use their feet to get moving. When the parent feels the kid is ready, the Tiny Tot easily converts from a trike to a 2-wheel balance bike. Tiny Tots Trikes are the smallest 2-in-1 balance bike on the market.
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Dutch inspired, low, step-through frame which places children's feet closer to the ground so they feel safe. Extra wide base and 17.8 cm tires for great driving comfort and easy balance. Adjustable, cushioned seat - height 21.5 to 28 cm. Non-toxic safety hand grips featuring hand protection bumpers. Finished with non-toxic, water-based paint and lacquer.
Please note: The recommended age for this product is 12-24 months. However a child's size, fine motor skills and balance coordination should also be taken in consideration. Some children may take a little longer to develop these skills than others; or be of above average height. Always use a bike helmet.
Care instructions: This is a wooden product protected by a lacquer veneer coating. Never store it in a location exposed to the elements or where condensation can build up overnight (such as a shed or balcony); or in a room with high humidity (such as a bathroom or laundry with a condensation dryer). Bolts may loosen from use. Be sure to check them before each ride.
BULKING SHIPPING CHARGE APPLIES | You will need to select the Bulky Shipping Charge of $25 when you checkout. Alternatively, Click & Collect is available from our Horsham store.
DETAILS
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