XJD Black Crocodile Kids Balance Bike
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Price
$49
$49
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Description
XJD Black Crocodile Kids Balance Bike supports early balance and steering practice in a child-friendly format. Review the verified dimensions, fit guidance and included features below to choose an appropriate option.
Verified product information
Kid Friendly Wheels
These unpopale air-free tires are designed to take on whatever terrain your little tyke desires.
Height Adjustable Seat And Handle
The balance bike handlebar and seat cushion can be adjusted to conform to kid's height and weight. It can be used for many years and is extremely comfortable.
Safe Is Priority
Non-slip Handlebar
Soft Seat
Easy to get on and off
U-shaped Footrest
Choosing the right option
Check seat-height and rider-height guidance carefully. The rider should be able to place both feet securely on the ground while seated.
Use, care and safety
Adult assembly and a pre-ride check are required. Confirm that fasteners, wheels, steering, brakes and adjustment points are secure before each use. Use a correctly fitted helmet and protective equipment, supervise the rider and choose a traffic-free surface appropriate for the product.
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose the wheel size?
Use the manufacturer’s rider-height and inseam guidance together with the listed wheel size. The rider should be able to start, stop and control the bicycle confidently.
Does the product require assembly?
Check the product details and supplied manual. Any required assembly and safety adjustment should be completed and checked by an adult before riding.
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Mike81 Great lil bike. My son has put some wear and tear on it and has held up to it all
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Tyson Both my kids learned on this bike when they were 5. It took less than an hour and they were riding a 16" bike with no training wheels. Be a little mean and make them stay on the bike when they whine "I just want to walk meh meh." When you hear them whine you are close! Whining means their brains are resisting an impending load: learning to ride a bike! Intermediate step: I did have to remove the pedals of their 16" bike for a confidence builder but neither needed more than 5 mins/1000ft before they were ready to ride.
