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Kinderfeets Wooden Balance Bike with Chalkboard Finish
Kinderfeets Classic wooden balance bike with Chalkboard finish!
http://www.kinderfeets.com
- learning to balance has never been so fun. -
- Have fun customizing and decorating the bike with your little ones before taking it out for a ride. -
Award-winning design with foot rest, adjustable seat height, and chalkboard finish.
Designed and built with our children and the environment in mind.
Available in pink, black, orange, red, green or black chalkboard finish.
$185 (includes a wooden bike stand, a pack of chalks)
(free delivery within Singapore)
Open for pre-order now. Available from mid-Feb 2015 (if minimum quantity achieved).
Email us your contact details:
- Nick
- Name
- Mobile number
- Address and postal code
and preferred colour of the Kinderfeets classic bike.
Email: [email protected]
We will then advise you on stock availability and payment details
(Advance deposit is required)
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