SUGIFT 16-in Girls Kids Bike Removable Training Wheels Front Basket Ages 4-7 Pink Bicycle Mudguards 110-lb Seat Capacity at Hamilton Place in Chattanooga, TN
This 16-in girls bike fits riders 41.3 in to 51.2 in tall or roughly ages 4 to 7 and carries up to 110 lb on the seat. Textured pneumatic tires bite into packed dirt loose gravel and wet pavement while removable training wheels stay on until balance arrives. The short-throw hand brake suits a smaller grip and the rear coaster brake stops the bike with a backward pedal. Handlebar streamers and a removable front basket add personality and mudguards keep spray off clothes. Reflectors a bell and a full chain guard round out the 23-lb build.
Features: Padded Seat, Storage, Adjustable Height
Weight (lb.): 27 Lb
Base Material: Metal, Pp, Pvc, Tpr
Care: Wipe Clean
Country of Origin: Imported
This 16-in girls bike fits riders 41.3 in to 51.2 in tall or roughly ages 4 to 7 and carries up to 110 lb on the seat. Textured pneumatic tires bite into packed dirt loose gravel and wet pavement while removable training wheels stay on until balance arrives. The short-throw hand brake suits a smaller grip and the rear coaster brake stops the bike with a backward pedal. Handlebar streamers and a removable front basket add personality and mudguards keep spray off clothes. Reflectors a bell and a full chain guard round out the 23-lb build.
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