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7 Bike Taxi Brand: Zéfal
Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit
This bike tow rope has been designed to make family cycling, especially mountain biking, more fun and enjoyable for everyone. The Bike Taxi is simply installed on the
6 67 kids’ hybrid bike Brand: Frog Bikes
Distributor: Independent bike shops
The new Frog 67 kids’ hybrid bike, replacing the Frog 69, is set to conquer the streets from June 1, 2023. It boasts improved features and ensures an
extended lifespan for owners. Weighing in lighter than its predecessor, this versatile bike ensures effortless handling, granting kids newfound confidence on every ride. With a lower bottom bracket height, the bike promotes a more ergonomic seating position
for the child with their feet closer to the ground. RRP: TBC
saddle rails of the person towing and is very quick to attach to the stem of the towed bike. Once at the top, the child can easily unhook it. The rope is made of high density polyethylene fibre, which is highly resistant to abrasion, and is self- retracting, without risk. RRP: €49.95
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8 Hassle’off Brand: Milkit Distributor: 2pure
Powerbox with more than 20 functions, with integrated tubeless plug-solution, super lightweight (only 135 g).
Fits on every frame. Flexible interfaces for individual needs. Workshop-level quality tools made of stainless steel. RRP: £89.95
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9 Vento Omna Brand: Fizik
Distributor: Extra UK
With Omna, Fizik set out to create an advanced road shoe with performance that recalls Fizik’s top-tier products, but at a more affordable level. Whether you’re training for your first race or facing epic climbs, this shoe has the right features for your ride. Omna is well ventilated with a PU upper that makes the shoe both lightweight and comfortable. The newly redesigned R5 nylon outsole offers comfort and a moderate level of stiffness for efficient pedalling. RRP: £169.99
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