The HyperMotion Bloom is a modern balance bike designed for the youngest users who are starting their adventure with two-wheeled activity. Its lightweight construction, careful design, and safe features make this model ideal for supporting the development of balance and motor coordination, preparing the child for a later traditional-type bicycle. It is suitable for children aged 2 years and older, with a height of 80–120 cm.
At the heart of the bike is an extremely lightweight magnesium alloy frame that combines high durability with a weight of just 3.25 kg. The single-piece construction without unnecessary welds and joints enhances stability while giving the bike an elegant, minimalist look. In addition, the powder coating helps protect the surface from scratches and keeps the appearance attractive for a long time.
The Bloom model is equipped with 12-inch PU wheels that are puncture-resistant, do not require inflation, and provide a quiet, comfortable ride both indoors and outdoors. The soft eco-leather saddle is adjustable from 34 to 44 cm, allowing the bike to grow with the child. The non-slip TPR grips and comfortable footrest increase comfort and safety during the ride, while the aluminum quick-release clamp allows fast adjustments without tools.
The HyperMotion Bloom balance bike meets the European safety standard EN71 and has been manufactured with attention to every detail. With a maximum load capacity of 30 kg and a sturdy construction, it guarantees stability and durability for everyday use. It is a stylish, functional, and safe bike that is ideal as a child's first vehicle.
Dimensions
- Frame Material
- Metal, Glass
- Wheel Size
- -
- Age
- 2 + Years
- Bike Weight
- 3.25 kg
- Maximum Rider Weight
- 30 kg
- Colour
- Beige
Properties
- with Adjustable Seat
- Yes
- with Brakes
- No
- with Basket
- No
- with Bell
- No
Important information
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