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13 AIRO 12” Brand: Hornit Distributor: Hornit
Sleek, matte, and made from an ultra-tough magnesium alloy frame, the AIRO 12” weighs in at just 2.95kg, making it the hottest balance bike in town.
The AIRO’s grip-taped footrests are contoured into the frame, making it easy to freewheel down alleys, race around the park or shred it over the bumps on the BMX track! Available in six funky colours and comes with a free lifetime warranty! RRP: £139
14 Hornit Helmets Brand: Hornit
Distributor: Hornit
Our helmets are a bit, no, a LOT cooler than most kids’ bike helmets! Painstakingly designed to look stylish & fun (or quietly understated in the case of Stealth!), they are fully adjustable, comfortable, lightweight and actually something children will want to wear.
They will also love the
integrated LED, which is an added safety feature, useful for riding home after school in winter. 14 RRP: £29.99
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15 Mini Brand: Hornit
Distributor: Hornit
Mini is the ultimate lights and sound effects horn for children’s bikes and scooters. Loaded with 25 sounds including fire engine, police siren, motorbike, bike bell and wolf, your child’s imagination will run wild. It also has six light settings,
including white, green and flashing lights. RRP: £17.99
16 Bike Taxi Brand: Zefal
Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit
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This bike tow rope has been designed to make family cycling, especially mountain biking, more enjoyable for everyone. The Bike Taxi is only to be used on paths where it is easy to take your child up difficult climbs, and therefore
eliminating any physical
differences. The Bike Taxi is simply installed on the saddle rails of the person
towing and is very quick to attach. Once the ride is finished, it is
incredibly easy to unhook. RRP: £49.99
66 | May 2025
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