SECTOR GUIDE KIDS’ BIKES, CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES
2 YOUDROP FF Helmet Brand: ABUS
Distributor: Upgrade and Bob Elliot
The YOUDROP FF is specifically adapted for children and comes with a removable chin guard, so it can be used as a full face or half shell.
The fit can be adjusted 1
1 Youth Happy Hardcore Gloves
Brand: Muc-Off Distributor: Muc-Off
Our premium slip-on gloves are made from the finest materials for comfort, durability and protection whilst riding. The ergonomic, preformed shape ensures a perfect fit, whilst the integrated tech thread allows
3 Scoot Brand: Ridgeback
Distributor: Sportline
The Ridgeback Scoot is a kids’ balance bike full of great features that will help any little rider to set off on their first wheeled adventures. Learning to balance within easy reach of the floor is a whole lot of fun. The Scoot is designed with a height range of 90-100cm (3-5 years). RRP: £124.99
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The silicone printed palm gives epic grip, both on the bars and brake levers, so you can stay focused on owning the trail. RRP: £20.00
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with the Zoom Ace system, and the integrated Ponytail Outlet allows a ponytail to fit. The visor is attached by Velcro and releases in the event of a fall. There are reflectors on the side, back, and top, and nine air inlets at the front and five at the back. RRP: £100/€119.95
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4 4 Frog Balance bikes
Brand: Frog Bikes Distributor: Frog Bikes
Give your customers the perfect first bike with Frog’s premium balance bikes! Designed for toddlers (18 months – 4 years), they help develop essential cycling skills with high-quality, age-specific components.
Featuring a quick-release saddle, easy-reach Tektro brakes, and chunky tyres for stability, they’re built for comfort and longevity. A steering lock adds extra safety, making it a top choice for parents. Stock Frog’s balance bikes and offer young riders the best start on their cycling journey! RRP: From £185
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