Slazenger16" or 20" Princess BMX Bicycle
R1,499
About
From the playing fields to the major sporting arenas around the globe, Slazenger is one of the biggest sporting brands around. Synonymous with performance, style, and quality, Slazenger upholds a reputation of excellence and expertise. Established 140 years ago, it is one of the longest-standing sports brands.
16" Princess BMX Bicycle
Ideal for ages 5-8 years old. Remember to ALWAYS wear a helmet.
Product Features
- Pink and White with Spiral Design
- Carry Basket
- Handle Bar Streamers and Safety Pads
- Durable Steel Frame
- Full Chain Cover for Safety
- Heavy Duty Training Wheels
- 16’’ Tyres
- Colour Coded Aluminium Rims with Machined Breaking Surface
- Front & Rear V Brakes
- Easy to Assemble
- Ideal for Ages 5-8 Years Old
- Assembly Required
Product Specifications
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Dimensions: L 16.5 x W 16.5 x H 45 cm (Boxed)
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Weight: 11.6kg
- Tyres: 16"
- Colour: Pink and White
- Material: Steel
- Warranty: 6 Months
20" Princess BMX Bicycle
Ideal for ages 8-12 years old. Remember to ALWAYS wear a helmet.
Product Features
- Pink and White with Butterfly and Floral Design
- Carry Basket
- Handle Bar Streamers and Safety Pads
- Durable Steel Frame
- Full Chain Cover for Safety
- Kickstand
- 20’’ Tyres
- Colour Coded Aluminium Rims with Machined Breaking Surface
- Front & Rear V Brakes
- Easy to Assemble
- Ideal for Ages 8-12 Years Old
- Assembly Required
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: L 114 x W 16.5 x H 51 cm (Boxed)
- Weight: 13.5kg
- Tyres: 20"
- Colour: Pink and White
- Material: Steel
- Warranty: 6 Months
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