Balance Bike - Kokua Jumper, Black Edition

Weighing only 3.4 kg, this balance bike is incredibly easy to maneuver. No matter how bumpy the road gets, your child will enjoy a smooth ride thanks to the suspension in the rear frame and the large rubber wheels that reduce handlebar vibrations.

Special features of the Kokua Jumper:

• Suitable for children aged 2-6 years 
• Suspension in rear frame
• Inflatable tires for an extra smooth ride
• Seat height: 34–44 cm (from floor to top of seat)
• Weighs 3.4 kg.

Using a balance bike gives your child a major advantage when it’s time to switch to a real bike with pedals. By then, your child will already have learned to keep their balance while moving, so they can focus on pedalling instead.
This model is unique for Kokua LIKEaBIKE, as all parts on the bike are painted black.

Extra specifications:
Aluminum frame, fork & rear frame
Aluminum rims with Schwalbe Big Apple tires
Aluminum hubs
Ahead handlebar fitting
Rubber handlebar bumper
12" wheels

- Standard accessories: Neoprene handlebar protector, long seat post, 4 plastic caps for wheel nuts

Here, essential skills are stimulated, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• This is a way for your child to engage their vestibular sense, which helps us to spin in circles, stand on one leg, or ride in a car without getting dizzy, losing our balance, or getting car sick.
• This is a way for your child to improve their proprioception, which increases your child's confidence to use their body in other types of physical play and benefits their concentration.

Suitable for ages 2 yrs. to 6 yrs.

A balance bike has no pedals, so your child pushes the bike forward with their feet while straddling the bike. Balance bikes are brilliant for stimulating your child's balance and cross-body coordination from an early age.

A balance bike is a great way to challenge your child without having to worry about them having too many accidents - because your child constantly has a foot on the ground and can stop the bike and keep their balance. Being able to race around and control their own speed (far more easily than on a standard bike) gives your child a sense of freedom. At the same time, you can also practise left/right, understanding traffic signals, and looking out for other road users.

A great way to prepare for learning to ride a bike with pedals. Once your child is a little pro on the balance bike, putting training wheels on their regular bike while they learn how to pedal often becomes a redundant middle step - because balance is not a problem for your child.