children bike

For children from 4 to 8 years old Frame Monty design aluminium 7005-T6 / V-Brake aluminium / Monty freewheel 4 pawls New decals and finish Recomme...nded use: Competition - Initiation 16'' 18'' 8.56kg

A High Quality Catrike for Well Behaved Kids! • Wheels Front/Rear 349/406 • Seat Angle 43° • Track 27.5" (699mm) • Wheel Base 33.5" (851mm) • Seat... Height 8.5" (215mm) • Seat Width 12" (305mm) • Ground Clearance 2.75" (70mm) • Weight 28 lb. (12.75Kg) • Total Width 31.5" (800mm) • Total Height 20.25" (515mm) • Total Length 63" (1600mm) • BB Height 13.5 (342mm) • Turning Circle 13' 8" (4.17m) • Turning Radius 82" (2083mm) • Weight Limit 175lbs/79kg

Jack of all Trets Hop into the mesh seat. With the new foldable handlebars, mounting the trike is child’s play. Helmet? Check! Safety belt? Check! Re...ady? Steady! Go! Solid handling around the curves, super tight turning, plenty of power for churning up slopes and down again with strong brakes to bring the action to a standstill. The Trets is now available with an optional Shimano 8-speed hub. Totally ideal for kids: shifting when parked and low maintenance. Shifting is a piece of cake with the kid-friendly twist shifter beside the seat. And if you’re on a long walk and the Trets pilot starts to lose steam, no worries: The optional Push Bar lets Mom keep the wheels turning. With a drawbar and Weber coupling, the Trets can be hitched to any bike or trike – remove the front wheel and secure it to the mount, fold down the handlebars, and fasten. The racing triker in the rear seat can either pedal along or relax – strapped in and as safe as with a standard child trailer. And when the little asphalt-pilot is off duty, the Trets can be used

Disability? Mobility! The Trix gets kids moving – and takes them wherever they want to go. Twenty inches in the back, sixteen in the front, and a who...le lot of fun and freedom in between: for kids with disabilities or recovering from injury. The Trix is a full-fledged trike. It’s safe and easy to operate – thanks to the stiff aluminum frame and well-balanced chassis – with many ergonomic details that make it the ultimate trike for riders with limited mobility. For example, the extra-short children’s crankset and the pedals with toe clips and straps keep feet securely in place at all times, even when bouncing over rough terrain. In the child-friendly, adjustable mesh seat, the little pilot has total steering sovereignty and everything under control: The 8-speed gears are shifted with a flick of the wrist, and the strong disc brakes slow the action effortlessly with pinpoint precision. And don’t forget the extras: Hase offers many different accessories for all kinds of special needs. After all: Mobility should be fun for everyone! To