Sonic Children's Bike - 12 Inch - Blue

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The Sonic Children's Bike (12 Inch, Blue) is designed for young riders aged 3-4 years (EU sizes 98-104) who are learning to ride. Its key benefit is promoting safe, independent cycling with features like two hand brakes and a closed chain guard, though it requires adult supervision and protective gear. This officially licensed Sonic Prime bike offers a sturdy frame, comfortable saddle, and removable training wheels, ensuring a fun and supportive learning experience.
| Model Part Number | 8715347205132 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sonic |
This bike is recommended for children aged 3 to 4 years, corresponding to EU clothing sizes 98 to 104.
No, this bike features two hand brakes and does not have a coaster brake (pedal-back brake).
The bike comes 85% assembled. Final steps include attaching the front wheel, pedals, saddle, and adjusting handlebars and brakes.
The maximum weight load for this bike is 60kg.
Yes, the training wheels are detachable and can be removed once the child has gained enough balance and confidence to ride without them.
The bike is equipped with pneumatic tires, which provide a comfortable ride and require air inflation.
Yes, the saddle height is adjustable, ranging from a minimum of 43 cm to a maximum of 48 cm from the ground.
Check tire pressure and inflate if low. Ensure wheels spin freely without obstruction. Inspect brakes to ensure they are not rubbing against the rims.
Check brake pad alignment with the rim. Adjust the brake cable tension to shorten the gap between the pad and the rim. Ensure brake levers are functioning correctly.
Ensure the training wheel bolts are securely tightened. Check that the training wheels are set at the correct height, slightly above the ground when the bike is upright.
Lower the saddle height to the lowest setting (43 cm from ground). Ensure the child's inseam is within the 39.4 cm to 44 cm range.
Setup:
The Sonic Children's Bike arrives 85% assembled. This means the main frame, wheels, and handlebars are largely in place, but some final assembly is required. Typically, this involves attaching the front wheel, pedals, saddle, and adjusting the handlebars and brakes. Allen keys and a wrench may be needed. Refer to the included manual for detailed step-by-step instructions.
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