Bmw Oem Factory Lifestyle Kid's Bike Orange Accessories 80912318529 on 2040-parts.com
Cordova, Tennessee, US
BMW OEM factoryPushbike and bicycle, all in one. The trademark BMW design offers one of the easiest ways to teach kids how to ride a bicycle with no training wheels required! They’ll feel secure and in control right from the start as they push themselves along with their feet. When they’re ready, just attach the pedal unit that is included. Features sturdy aluminum frame, front handbrake, zippered storage compartment, reflectors and a bell. 15"–18" adjustable seat height. Suitable for children 3 to 12 years and complies with CPSC. A bonus is, they will have a BMW just like mom and dad! This item is brand new in original BMW packaging. This has not been out of the box. It is not a display model. Shipping will be free via Fedex Ground to anywhere in the lower 48 States. Please no Po Box or APO addresses. Thanks for checking us out! We are an authorized BMW dealer. Please email us with all of your BMW parts and accessory needs. We make some pretty nice deals!
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