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Kids 3-Wheel Scooter for 3+ Years Fuchsia

The Athlopaidia three-wheeled children’s scooter converts into three modes: with a seat and parent handle, as a balance scooter, or as a regular scooter. In the first two modes, it turns when the...

The Athlopaidia three-wheeled children’s scooter converts into three modes: with a seat and parent handle, as a balance scooter, or as a regular scooter. In the first two modes, it turns when the child shifts their weight. To use it as a scooter, remove the seat and its side support brackets.

The parent handle adjusts to three heights, and the handlebar for...

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  • Item

    3-Wheel

    Three-wheel scooters are generally more stable than two-wheel ones due to the additional wheel that provides a larger support base. This extra stability is due to several key factors:

    Support base: The 3 wheels create a wider and more stable point of support, which reduces the likelihood of tipping over, especially for beginners or people who do not have very good balance.
    Weight distribution: With 3 wheels, the rider's weight is better distributed, which contributes to stability and ease of control.
    Ease of balance: Three-wheel scooters are more beginner-friendly, as they offer greater ease in balancing.
    Safety: The extra stability can reduce the likelihood of falls and accidents, making them ideal for children or people who are just starting to learn.
  • Age Age 3 +
  • Maximum Rider Weight 20 kg

  • ABEC Scale

    The ABEC (Annular Bearing Engineering Committee) is a scale used to evaluate the quality of bearings in various applications, including kids' scooters. The ABEC scale includes various grades, such as ABEC-1, ABEC-3, ABEC-5, ABEC-7, and ABEC-9, with higher numbers indicating greater precision and better performance.

    In kids' scooters, ABEC bearings affect the smoothness and speed of movement. Generally, higher-grade bearings (e.g., ABEC-5 and above) offer smoother and faster movement, while lower-grade ones (e.g., ABEC-1 or ABEC-3) may be more suitable for beginners or for use at slower speeds.

    However, the quality of the bearings is not the only feature that determines the performance of a scooter. Factors such as the construction of the scooter, the material of the wheels, and the design of the frame also play a significant role.
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Description

The Athlopaidia three-wheeled children’s scooter converts into three modes: with a seat and parent handle, as a balance scooter, or as a regular scooter. In the first two modes, it turns when the child shifts their weight. To use it as a scooter, remove the seat and its side support brackets.

The parent handle adjusts to three heights, and the handlebar for scooter mode also has three height settings. The polyurethane wheels light up, and the bearings are ABEC-7 carbon steel.

  • Type: Three-wheeled, convertible
  • Age: From 15 to 36 months with the parent handle or in balance mode; from 3 years as a scooter
  • Maximum rider weight: 20 kg with the parent handle or in balance mode; 50 kg as a scooter
  • Seat: Included
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Parent handle: Adjustable to heights of 85 cm, 89 cm and 93 cm
  • Handlebar: Aluminium, adjustable to heights of 71 cm, 75 cm and 80 cm
  • Grips: Thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
  • Wheels: Polyurethane (PU), light-up; front 120 × 24 mm and rear 80 × 24 mm
  • Bearings: ABEC-7, carbon steel
  • Dimensions when unfolded: 56 × 26 × 93 cm
  • Colour: Fuchsia
  • Gender: Girl

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Colour
Fuchsia
Gender
Girl
Type
3-Wheel

Type

3-Wheel

Three-wheel scooters are generally more stable than two-wheel ones due to the additional wheel that provides a larger support base. This extra stability is due to several key factors:

Support base: The 3 wheels create a wider and more stable point of support, which reduces the likelihood of tipping over, especially for beginners or people who do not have very good balance.
Weight distribution: With 3 wheels, the rider's weight is better distributed, which contributes to stability and ease of control.
Ease of balance: Three-wheel scooters are more beginner-friendly, as they offer greater ease in balancing.
Safety: The extra stability can reduce the likelihood of falls and accidents, making them ideal for children or people who are just starting to learn.
Age
3 +

Additional Specifications

Maximum Rider Weight
20 kg
with LED Lighting
No
ABEC Scale
ABEC-7

ABEC Scale

The ABEC (Annular Bearing Engineering Committee) is a scale used to evaluate the quality of bearings in various applications, including kids' scooters. The ABEC scale includes various grades, such as ABEC-1, ABEC-3, ABEC-5, ABEC-7, and ABEC-9, with higher numbers indicating greater precision and better performance.

In kids' scooters, ABEC bearings affect the smoothness and speed of movement. Generally, higher-grade bearings (e.g., ABEC-5 and above) offer smoother and faster movement, while lower-grade ones (e.g., ABEC-1 or ABEC-3) may be more suitable for beginners or for use at slower speeds.

However, the quality of the bearings is not the only feature that determines the performance of a scooter. Factors such as the construction of the scooter, the material of the wheels, and the design of the frame also play a significant role.
with Parent Handle
Yes

with Parent Handle

Special handle / bar that allows the parent to control and assist the movement of the scooter.
Freestyle
No
with Seat
Yes
Multi-Purpose
Yes

Multi-Purpose

Scooter that transforms and "grows" with the child, covering different ages and stages of development.
Foldable
No
with Big Wheels
No
Construction Material [Pharmaceutical]
Aluminum
Adjustable Handlebar
No

Adjustable Handlebar

Ability to adjust the handlebar height for a better fit according to the child's height and growth.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The Athlopaidia three-wheeled children’s scooter converts into three modes: with a seat and parent handle, as a balance scooter, or as a regular scooter. In the first two modes, it turns when the child shifts their weight. To use it as a scooter, remove the seat and its side support brackets.

The parent handle adjusts to three heights, and the handlebar for scooter mode also has three height settings. The polyurethane wheels light up, and the bearings are ABEC-7 carbon steel.

  • Type: Three-wheeled, convertible
  • Age: From 15 to 36 months with the parent handle or in balance mode; from 3 years as a scooter
  • Maximum rider weight: 20 kg with the parent handle or in balance mode; 50 kg as a scooter
  • Seat: Included
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Parent handle: Adjustable to heights of 85 cm, 89 cm and 93 cm
  • Handlebar: Aluminium, adjustable to heights of 71 cm, 75 cm and 80 cm
  • Grips: Thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
  • Wheels: Polyurethane (PU), light-up; front 120 × 24 mm and rear 80 × 24 mm
  • Bearings: ABEC-7, carbon steel
  • Dimensions when unfolded: 56 × 26 × 93 cm
  • Colour: Fuchsia
  • Gender: Girl

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Details

Colour
Fuchsia
Gender
Girl
Type
3-Wheel

Type

3-Wheel

Three-wheel scooters are generally more stable than two-wheel ones due to the additional wheel that provides a larger support base. This extra stability is due to several key factors:

Support base: The 3 wheels create a wider and more stable point of support, which reduces the likelihood of tipping over, especially for beginners or people who do not have very good balance.
Weight distribution: With 3 wheels, the rider's weight is better distributed, which contributes to stability and ease of control.
Ease of balance: Three-wheel scooters are more beginner-friendly, as they offer greater ease in balancing.
Safety: The extra stability can reduce the likelihood of falls and accidents, making them ideal for children or people who are just starting to learn.
Age
3 +

Additional Specifications

Maximum Rider Weight
20 kg
with LED Lighting
No
ABEC Scale
ABEC-7

ABEC Scale

The ABEC (Annular Bearing Engineering Committee) is a scale used to evaluate the quality of bearings in various applications, including kids' scooters. The ABEC scale includes various grades, such as ABEC-1, ABEC-3, ABEC-5, ABEC-7, and ABEC-9, with higher numbers indicating greater precision and better performance.

In kids' scooters, ABEC bearings affect the smoothness and speed of movement. Generally, higher-grade bearings (e.g., ABEC-5 and above) offer smoother and faster movement, while lower-grade ones (e.g., ABEC-1 or ABEC-3) may be more suitable for beginners or for use at slower speeds.

However, the quality of the bearings is not the only feature that determines the performance of a scooter. Factors such as the construction of the scooter, the material of the wheels, and the design of the frame also play a significant role.
with Parent Handle
Yes

with Parent Handle

Special handle / bar that allows the parent to control and assist the movement of the scooter.
Freestyle
No
with Seat
Yes
Multi-Purpose
Yes

Multi-Purpose

Scooter that transforms and "grows" with the child, covering different ages and stages of development.
Foldable
No
with Big Wheels
No
Construction Material [Pharmaceutical]
Aluminum
Adjustable Handlebar
No

Adjustable Handlebar

Ability to adjust the handlebar height for a better fit according to the child's height and growth.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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