Bobbin Gingersnap 12" Wheel Kids Bike for Girls & Boys Ages 2-4 Years Old, Children Bicycle with Stabilisers, Bike Bell & Wicker Basket (Pale Green)

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. COLOUR MATCHING FEATURES: With matching grips and saddle and a gloss-paint finish, the Gingersnap perfectly mirrors our adult bike range, allowing all the family to have matching bikes. Once the stabilisers are in place check that the bike wheel has good contact with the ground and that there is a little tilt from side to side.

Her legs are flying around but she’s struggling to keep up with her friends, which isn’t great for her competitive nature (or that of her friends! She really likes girly things and I have come across Bobbin bikes which look sweet but also have gears and say they are lightweight.It is unlikely that your child will be completely between wheel sizes, as there is some overlap between the sizes. Before you tighten anything make sure the two safety washers are sitting in the correct position - between the wheel nuts and the drop outs and positioned in the holes provided.

A great buddy for your child this stage is the Bobbin Gingersnap balance bike - a sturdy, sustainable and stylish vintage balance bike. If we have supplied the correct product, it is not faulty or it is outside of the 14 days we can not be liable for your postage charges.

Based in East London, Bobbin was created in 2007 by Tom and Sian who wanted to spread the joy of cycling to everyone. Imagine your little one is happily whizzing through the park on his new Bobbin balance bike Gingersnap, improving his balance and motor skills. Thanks to the adjustable saddle, the balance bike can be individually adjusted to the size and needs of your child. That's why we offer Bobbin Gingersnap bikes with features like alloy dual-pivot brakes with easy-reach levers for when they get older. For me, the most important advantage of the Gingersnap over other bikes she has had is that she can actually use the brakes.

Then make sure the handlebars are straight and in the correct position for riding and tighten the central hex bolt that sits under the plastic cap.Though I often do think green is blue (according to my husband) so I’m not sure if I’m completely trustworthy on the whole colour thing.