Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 5 LED Scooter
Scoot and Ride

Scoot & Ride Highwaykick 5 LED Scooter

£124.95

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£124.95

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Description The Highwaykick 5 LED scooter in peach is perfect for children aged 5 years and above or a height of 118cm. This three wheel scooter grows with your child as the handlebar is height adjustable from 60-90cm. The larger scooter deck and wide rear wheel suits older children and with a maximum load of 80kg could last until their teenage years. The LED illuminated wheels look great in low light, but also better visibility, particularly when riding at night or at a scooter party. The handlebar can be easily removed for transport or storage. Spec Dimensions: Adjustable handlebar range 60-90cm, scooter weight 3kg Age: 5 years +, child's height 118-180cm, max weight 80kg

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