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We know how important it is to get your bike to fit properly, and how much easier a light bike is to ride than a heavy one. Young cyclists can struggle with bikes that weigh nearly as much as they do, fitted with adult sized components and stiff brakes that can't be reached, its enough to discourage anyone.
Here at Torpedo7, we have the solution! With the ergonomically designed Torpedo7 kid’s bike range; our bikes fit the rider better in all the right places for all the right reasons. All bikes have child specific frame geometry the rider sits deeper into the wheels. This makes the centre of gravity lower and the rider more stable; at the same time we have reduced rolling resistance by fitting tires with less aggressive tread pattern and aluminium wheels to further reduce the overall weight and improve control.
TheTorpedo7 Boys Balance bike offers an earlier starting age for learning bikes with a low-slung design. The longer wheelbase allows for more knee clearance and more predictable handling to inspire your child to ride.
Features: Lightweight Alloy frame, Low centre of Gravity Design Predictable handling Inflatable tires for added traction Soft TPR grips, ideal for small hands Ideal for ages 2- 4+
Specifications: Frame: Lightweight Alloy, Low centre of gravity Wheels: Alloy 12” Tyres: 12” Low profile, low resistance Saddle: Padded stumpy Seat Binder: Quick release Handlebars: Steel Fork: Alloy Headstem: Adjustable quill Grips: TPR soft touch Weight: 4.2kg Standover height: 320mm minimum, 400mm maximum
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Delivery anywhere in NZ including Rural Delivery | $15.00 | |
Combined - shipping already paid on another item | $0.00 | |
Shipping more than one item | No extra charge |
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