Pedal-less Toddler Balance Bike Balance - Blue

Description:   A lot of kids struggle when it?s time to take the training wheels off ? they have the pedaling all figured out, but balance is a muscle memory skill, and one that?s harder to pick up on when you?re multitasking with your feet.Joovy?s Bicycoo is a pedal-less balance bike designed to teach children how to balance first, and make the transition to a big kid bike that much simpler. The Bicycoo toddler balance bike is built for children as young as 18 months old and will last them until they?re 55 lbs or ready for a big kid bike ? whichever comes first.The Joovy Bicycoo won design awards at Europe's largest trade show. Simply put it is the best looking, best functioning balance bike on the market! The frame is made of aluminum so it is strong and lightweight just like high-end bikes. The lightweight frame makes controlling the bike much easier for kids, unlike the heavy wooden and steel versions. The tires are pneumatic (air) and refillable. Many balance bikes on the market use EVA plastic tires which are cheaper and wear out much quicker than these rubber tires used on the Joovy Bicycoo. The suspension qualities of pneumatic tires give kids a much smoother ride. There is also a hand brake for the rear tire. When you combine the high quality of the Bicycoo with Joovy's great customer service, you can't go wrong with this bike. You'll love the look on your kids face when they finally figure out how to balance and ride with no feet touching the ground! The seat is adjustable for a perfect fit for your child. The bike has 12" tires and the overall dimensions are 33.50L x 16.25W x 21.50H. The weight is 8.75 lbs. Superlight Aluminum design weighs just 9lbsHeight adjustable seatRefillable 12-inch pneumatic (air) tires provide suspensionHand brake for rear tireFor children 18 months to 55 lbsAssembled Dimensions (L x W x H): 33.50 x 16.25 x 21.50Adjustable Seat Height: 14 - 15.25 inches from floor.

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