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kinderfahrrad puky Puky Youke Classic 18" Kinderfahrrad, Retro RosePUKY Youke Classic 18 Die perfekte Kinderfahrradwahl ab 5 Jahren Das PUKY Youke Classic 18 ist das ideale erste richtige Fahrrad fr Kinder ab etwa 5 Jahren. Mit seinem leichten Aluminiumrahmen, durchdachter Ausstattung und klassischem Design bietet es eine sichere und komfortable Einfhrung in die Welt des Radfahrens geeignet fr Kinder mit einer Schrittlnge von 4857 cm und einer Krpergre von 110125 cm. Eigenschaften: Leichter Aluminiumrahmen: Stabil,

PUKY Youke Classic 18 – Die perfekte Kinderfahrradwahl ab 5 Jahren


Das PUKY Youke Classic 18 ist das ideale erste „richtige“ Fahrrad für Kinder ab etwa 5 Jahren. Mit seinem leichten Aluminiumrahmen, durchdachter Ausstattung und klassischem Design bietet es eine sichere und komfortable Einführung in die Welt des Radfahrens – geeignet für Kinder mit einer Schrittlänge von 48–57 cm und einer Körpergröße von 110–125 cm.


Eigenschaften:

  • Leichter Aluminiumrahmen: Stabil, robust und trotzdem leicht genug, damit Kinder das Rad sicher und selbstständig steuern können.
  • Zwei Bremssysteme: Ausgestattet mit Rücktrittbremse und V-Bremse vorne – ideal, um verschiedene Bremstechniken sicher zu erlernen.
  • Mitwachsend: Lenker und Sattel sind höhenverstellbar, sodass das Fahrrad über mehrere Jahre mit dem Kind mitwachsen kann.
  • Ergonomischer Sitzkomfort: Die aufrechte Sitzposition und die kindgerechte Sattelform sorgen für bequemes und sicheres Fahren.
  • Komplett ausgestattet: Inklusive bruchsicherem Lenkerkorb, geschlossener Kettenkasten, Sicherheitslenkergriffen, Lenkerpolster, Klingel und Seitenständer – alles bereit für den Alltag.
  • Langlebige Lackierung: Die hochwertige Pulverbeschichtung schützt zuverlässig vor Kratzern und Witterungseinflüssen.
  • Geringes Gewicht: Mit nur ca. 8,7 kg ist das Fahrrad leicht zu handhaben – perfekt für junge Fahranfänger.


Technische Details:

  • Altersempfehlung: ab ca. 5 Jahren
  • Körpergröße: 110–125 cm
  • Schrittlänge: 48–57 cm
  • Gewicht: ca. 8,7 kg
  • Material: Aluminiumrahmen, Kunststoffkorb, geschlossener Kettenschutz
  • Bremssystem: Rücktrittbremse + V-Bremse vorne


Lieferumfang:

  • 1x PUKY Youke Classic 18 Kinderfahrrad
  • 1x bruchsicherer Korb aus Kunststoff
  • PUKY Sicherheitsset (Lenkerpolster, Sicherheitslenkergriffe, geschlossener Kettenschutz, Ständer, Klingel)


Das PUKY Youke Classic 18 vereint Sicherheit, Komfort und zeitloses Design in einem leichten Kinderfahrrad – ideal für kleine Alltagsradler und große Abenteuer auf zwei Rädern.

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