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Mobo Mobito
Mobo Mobito
Recumbent Kids' Tricycle
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Why We Love It
Coordinating balance, pedaling and steering is no small feat, making it frustrating for many children to learn to ride a bike. Now with the Mobo® Mobito — a kid-sized version of the popular recumbent cruisers for adults — more children can experience the fun, excitement and freedom of bike riding. It has three wheels (no balance needed) and is low to the ground (increased stability and safety). With its impeccable mobility, maximum comfort and innovative design, the Mobo® Mobito is a hit with parents and kids. The sturdy, adjustable frame fits children up to 4'8" and 180 lbs.
- Enhances hand-eye coordination and arm and leg muscle strength
- For children with low muscle tone, balance challenges and difficulty steering a two-wheeler
- Choose from purple or yellow
- Ages 4-10
For children over 180 lbs., the Mobo® Triton is sized for bigger kids.
Details
- 25"W x 21"H x 41" - 47"L (Extended)
- Weighs 32 lbs.
- Holds up to 180 lbs.
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This product comes with a 30 day warranty
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