PUKYmoto Children's Running Bike - pastell green

The PUKYmoto offers children from 1 1/2 years on a dynamic driving experience. Thereby, the balance bike forms the bridge between the classic ride-on vehicle and the first running bike. This not only promotes the development of balance and coordination, but also strengthens the muscles.

While the narrower wheelbase on the rear axle and the large FLOAT front wheel promote children's psychomotor skills and satisfy their natural urge to move, the more athletically shaped seat ensures a stable sitting position with better power transmission at the same time. In addition to a steering lock and safety handlebar grips, the PUKYmoto children's running bike is equipped with an intelligent Smart Turn seat adjustment, which allows an adjustment in the range of 2 cm. A shock-resistant powder coating ensures long-lasting durability.

Features of the PUKYmoto balance bike

• safety handlebar grips
• steering lock
• ergonomic seat with carrying handle
• quiet FLOAT wheels with rubber tyres
• intelligent seat adjustment thanks to Smart Turn technology

height: 83 - 98 cm
age: 1.5 - 3 years
weight: approx. 2.7 kg (manufacturer's specification)
max. payload: 20 kg

Steering angle limitation – Useful for the smallest ones. The vehicles of the "My first PUKY" series have a limitation of the steering angle to ensure a stable stand. This strengthens the confidence of beginners during their first attempts at riding. Since higher speeds are not reached due to the design, such a limitation also does not pose a risk of injury in case of a fall.

All PUKY® ride-on vehicles are designed in such a way that toddlers who can already sit or walk can move intuitively with them and thus develop their motor skills. Simple movements, such as pushing off the ground forcefully, are combined here into complex sequences – which is visibly fun. Above all, it is fun to move – and that is very important. Only through movement can the child's basic senses develop and form a good basis for successful learning.