Bobbin Gingersnap 12" Wheel Kids Bike for Girls & Boys Ages 2-4 Years Old, Children Bicycle with Stabilisers, Bike Bell & Wicker Basket (Pale Green)

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The Gingersnap range is a great way to get your children started on their own Bobbin adventures and enjoy their own freedom.

so I was excited to take Cycle Sprog up on their offer to review Bobbin Bike’s smallest pedal bike – the Gingersnap 12. With your consent, reCAPTCHA, a Google service to avoid spam messages via contact forms, will be embedded. When my younger daughter is tall enough she’ll be able to use the bike and we should get two summers worth of fun before she outgrows it. There’s a lovely detail that my daughter spotted with the observational skills that I’ve long-since lost. As they are so sturdy and well-made, I’d imagine you’d recoup a good amount on the second-hand market if you look after it.Independent and family-run, the designs for Bobbin bikes are inspired not only by a love of pedalling, but also 1960s London, the colours of Dick Bruna and the universes created by Tove Jannson. Our classic bikes are modelled on our favourite vintage era of the 1960s and 70s, and our kid's Gingersnap bikes are no different! For more information on cookie lifetime and required essential cookies, please see the Privacy notice. Tighten your wheel nut one rotation on one side and then move to the other, and then back again and so forth.

It was very easy to put together and came with the correctly sized Hex (Allen) keys and bike spanner which was a nice touch. She really likes girly things and I have come across Bobbin bikes which look sweet but also have gears and say they are lightweight.The steering is more responsive than she was used to and she got the knack within a couple of trips out. The Bobbin Gingersnap is our iconic kid's retro bike range and can be spotted on all the best Instagram feeds! With its timeless vintage design and quirky colours, the kids balance bike is the coolest bike around and will delight you and your child. Before you tighten anything make sure the two safety washers are sitting in the correct position - between the wheel nuts and the drop outs and positioned in the holes provided.