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Banwood Trike Navy | Children of the Wild

Banwood Trike Navy | Children of the Wild

$299.00
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 Banwood Classic Trike in Navy

  • Suitable from ages 2-6
  • Steel frame with coloured finish
  • Oak wood seat with soft padding in vegan leather with matching vegan leather grips
  • Oak wood pedals
  • Rubber tyres
  • Removeable wicker basket, bell and push bar.
  • Adjustable handlebars from 45.5 - 50cm
  • Seat height 30cm

Provide your little ones with the best start with their very first premium quality trike, suitable from two years of age. Banwoods classic designed navy toddler tricycle allows even the youngest member of the family to join in on family bike rides. The perfect way to practice their balance and motor skills.

The Banwood tricycle comes with a softly padded oak seat, durable rubber wheels, vegan leather details, wooden oak pedals, a removable push bar in the back and a wicker basket in front.

Delivery:

Banwood Bikes are dropshipped directly from Banwood Australias distribution centre. 
reated in Germany as the result of a perfect marriage between Frida's eye for design and Juan's family history of manufacturing, Banwood continues to create high-end cycling products for children

Created in Germany as the result of a perfect marriage between Frida's eye for design and Juan's family history of manufacturing, Banwood continues to create high-end cycling products for children

Behind Banwood:

Banwood is a family-owned lifestyle brand with a passion for creating high-end cycling products for children. Our core values lie in safety, high quality, and timeless design.

The founders Juan Manuel Torralvo Castro and Frida Jonsby met in Germany, the home of quality and safeness, where they discovered that Frida’s eye for design and Juan’s family history of manufacturing made a great match.

The idea of Banwood occurred from a mutual interest in bikes and the idea of how to implement that into something different.