Size 1
Freddie Balance Bike
The perfect ultra-lightweight, customisable balance bike for Kids 2+. The Freddie balance bike comes with an 8x alphabet sticker pack so you can write your child’s name or anything else you’d like on the downtube! Learn the art of bicycle balance in style and give your children their first taste of freedom.
Product code: 120113
Size: 12" Wheel
Size 1
Size 1
Did you know that for every bike we sell (including this one) we will plant a tree? Yes, that’s correct. By buying a Reid, not only will you be getting an awesome bike at a great price, you’ll be planting a tree in the process, sustaining the environments that we love to ride in! Well done you!
Features
The Reid Freddie customisable balance bike is the perfect first bike for your child aged 2+, weighing only 2.5kgs even your child can lift it! You can easily and safely teach your child to balance on a bike. Once they’ve mastered balance, they can more easily graduate to a bike with pedals.
The Freddie is a customisable bicycle and comes with 8 alphabet sticker sets, so that you and your child can together write their name or anything you like on the downtube. This Reid balance bike is a great way to enage your child with cycling and have a truly personalised experience for their first-ever bike!
| Frame | One piece magnesium mould |
| Fork | Alloy A-head |
| Shifters | n/a |
| Front derailleur | n/a |
| Rear derailleur | n/a |
| Freewheel / cassette | n/a |
| Chainset | n/a |
| Chain | n/a |
| Bottom bracket | n/a |
| Brakes | n/a |
| Brake Levers | n/a |
| Wheelset rim | High density Nylon |
| Hub | Sealed bearing |
| Tyres | 12″ EVA |
| Handlebars | Alloy handlebar |
| Stem | Alloy integrated to handlebar and neoprene cover |
| Grips | Junior rubber |
| Saddlei | Infant comfort with adjustable height |
| Seatpost | 22.2mm |
| Pedals | n/a |
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