Balance Bike Super Junior Maxi, Skulls and Cross Bones
The fab Super Junior Maxi Balance Bike Skullz by Kiddimoto, the UK's award-winning balance bike company, is ideal for your kid's first outdoor adventures on two wheels! It's a bike without pedals designed to learn how to mantain the balance, so the transition to an adult-like bike with pedals will be easier... and the fun can start early, as soon as 18-24 months and up to 5 years old! Super Junior Maxi is the upgrade of Kiddimoto's entry level Super Junior: it ensures a smoother ride and has a rear drum brake to help teach kids how to control speed and to stop on demand. Rich in details to maximise comfort and safety, this aluminium pre-bike features adjustable seat, padded seat and carry handle, coarse foot grips, steering limiter and an eye-catching design, plus it's decorated with fantastic patterns that kids will love! For extra safety and a great look buy it with the matching helmet.
Why we like it:
- It's the upgrade of a fantastic entry level bike with great value for money.
- One of the few balance bikes on the market with brakes
- Your kid will absolutely love it!
- Rich in details to maximise comfort and safety
- Great look and total safety with the fantastic matching helmet
- Kiddimoto is the UK balance bikes leader, winner of prestigious awards such as Hamley's One of a Kind and the Queen's Award for International Trade
- Kiddimoto's founder Simon Booth is an energetic and creative entrepreneur who made the first wooden prototype on his flat in Somerset, England. In justa a few years Kiddimoto has evolved from a one-man-show to a global company.
- Design: skulls and cross bones
- Age: 2-5 years old
- Materials: aluminium
- Weight: 4,4 kg
- Wheels diameter: 30 cm
- Adjustable seat height (320-450 mm)
- Puncture proof tyres
- Padded seat and carry handle
- Quick release seat clasp
- Coarse foot grips
- Steering Limiter
- Rear drum brake
- Matching helmet available
From rural Somerset in UK here comes the amazing balance bikes by Kiddimoto, the coolest pre-bikes on the market! Their eye-cathing designs are just irresistible, with lots of details for maximum safety and comfort. Fun and functional! The first prototype was a wooden bike created by founder Simon Booth in his own flat in 2003. Production began the next year and two years later Kiddimoto won the prestigious Hamlet's One of a Kind Award, followed in 2015 by the Queen's Award for International Trade. From a one-man-show Kiddimoto is now a global enterprise that designs and manufactures bikes and accessories for kids with enthusiasm, fantasy and a contagiuos cheerfulness!
