Let little Thomas go to town with the Kettrike Junior tricycle from Kettler. Sporting a high-carbon steel frame with a fade-resistant powder-coated polyester finish, the trike holds up to heavy use--a must for young children still learning the riding ropes. Even better, the frame offers four adjustable size settings with a telescoping frame and one-bolt release, so it can grow right along with your child (within reason, of course). And thanks to the four-position high-back seat--which is contoured to ensure an optimum posture--your child will ride in comfort. Additional details include durable MaxXtread tires and a plastic bucket in the back for hauling along toys or books. The Junior, which requires minimal assembly, is backed by a three-year residential warranty.
.../ Kettler Kettrike Junior Tricycle / old car truck
- Sturdy, comfortable junior tricycle with high-carbon steel frame
- 4 adjustable size settings with 1-bolt release and telescoping frame
- 4-position high-back seat with contoured shape for optimum comfort
- MaxXtread tires; plastic rear bucket for hauling toys or books
- Requires minimal assembly; 3-year warranty
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Product Brand : Kettler | Model : 8152-590
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Kettler Kettrike JUNIOR tricycle 8152-599 : Kettler Kettrike Junior Tricycle
Just wanted everyone to realize that apparently this model now comes with the push bar. The specs here online don't indicate so, and one or two other reviews recommended buying the push bar separately (which I did). Seems that this model now comes standard with the push bar, so I have to figure out how to return mine. Otherwise, seems like a great little bike. My son has always loved the trikes he can push around the block with his feet. This is his first with pedals. He's still getting the hang of it, but this bike rides very smoothly and I think will get a great amount of use for a number of years. Just don't buy the handle separately.
