Globber Learning Bike 3-Wheel Balance Bike (3 Colours)
Globber Learning Bike 3-Wheel Balance Bike (3 Colours)
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Globber Learning Bike 3-Wheel Balance Bike is an adjustable 3-wheel walking bike made for toddlers aged 12 months and above, with a patented steering system of 4 Riding Modes: Direction Locked Mode, Classic Hand Steering Mode, Learn-to-Steer Mode, Activation of Learn-to-Steer & Classic Hand Steering. Comes with a rear rotative system integrated into the rear subassembly, which helps smoothly turn the balance bike’s rear wheels according to the front wheels’ movement for safe, intuitive rides. Learning Bike series helps toddlers improve their motor skills and is innovatively designed with the Globber look and high-quality finish while remaining extremely comfortable and safe for kids.
- 3-Wheel Toddler Balance Bike
- 4 Riding Modes: Direction Locked Mode, Classic Hand Steering Mode, Learn-to-Steer Mode, Activation of Learn-to-Steer & Classic Hand Steering
- 2 Height Adjustable
- Dual-coloured balance bike saddle with anti-slip TPR
- Curved handlebars with comfortable & durable TPR ergonomic grips
- Two high-quality 150mm (5.91”) front and rear EVA foam wheels
- Puncture-free rides
- Integrated rear rotative system
- Smoothly turn the balance bike's rear wheels according to the front wheel's movement
- Safe and intuitive rides
Recommended for 12-36M (Max user weight 20kg)
Product comes with 6 Months Warranty
Product Description
Product Description
Product Specifications:
| Product Type | Walking Bike |
| Age Range | 12 to 36 Months |
| Recommended User Height | 70 to 95cm |
| Max User Weight | 20kg |
| Foldable | No |
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Seat Heights | 24.2 & 26.2cm (from the ground) |
| Wheels Size | 150mm |
| Wheels Material | EVA foam |
| Product Weight | 2.43kg |
4 Riding Modes:
1) Direction locked mode
fixes the balance bike’s front wheels to only move forward and backward
2) Classic hand steering mode
3) Lean-to-steer mode
allows steering by leaning the 3-wheel balance bike towards the preferred direction
4) Activation of both lean-to-steer and classic hand steering.
