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Versatile and safe, there is a ride-on and colour for every age!
From a very young age, it's important for children to move play, share and explore and in doing so improve body awareness. Adapted to the child's age and abilities, our ride-ons enable progressive learning, from balance control through to the first strokes of the pedals by our future responsible road users.
Comfortable and very tough: frame and fork made from reinforced steel tubing. Shock and wear-resistant paint. Saddle with backrest and carry handle. Puncture-proof tyres with high abrasion-resistance. Solid steel pedal. Anti-rust bearing and housing. No mechanical parts are accessible to children. Anti-slip handle with shock absorption. Handlebars with tooth protector. Non-slip pads. With integrated anti-jumping system.
Recyclable materials
Recycled materials.
Complies with toy standards: EN 71 1, 2 and 3
Phthalate-free
Metal materials used are 60% recycled. The materials are separable and promote sorting.
Technical data
Dimensions
L: 75 x W: 53 cm - Saddle H: 34 cm - Handlebar H: 56 cm.
Aeolus ride-on toys for children from 2 to 4 years (height: 90 to 119 cm).
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3 /5Based on 1 customer(s) reviews
Acheteur Vérifié . published 03/10/2018following an order made on 19/09/2018
3/5
The front fork is too stiff after assembly, even after putting silicone on the rubber ring. My 2-year-old son cannot turn the fork. I have to disassemble it and gently file down the thick tube pad. I took the most expensive product, synonymous with quality, and I have to modify the original assembly. This is not great and I am a mechanical teacher, so I will find a solution, but I think of those who do not have technical knowledge.
