Balansinis dviratukas PUKY Pukymoto retro rose

PUKYMOTO is an ergonomically designed children's vehicle that closes the gap between a four-wheeled sliding vehicle and a two-wheeled running wheel.
It promotes the psychomotor development of children and can be driven indoors and outdoors. RUKYMOTO enables children who are already able to walk safely to drive more dynamically and sportively than with a classic sliding vehicle and offers more tipping stability than with a wheel.

Size finder inner leg 28-38 cm
Body size 83-98 cm
Age 1 1/2 - 3
Weight (kg): 2.70

Equipment
Handlebar Grips: Safety grips
Frame material: Steel
Max. Payload: 20 kg
Seat: Ergonomic seat with carrying handle
Tyres: Silent wheels
Other components: Steering angle limiter
Abmessungen: Intelligent seat adjustment (Smart-Turn technology)


Technology:
Safety handlebar grips Safety under control Safety and child-friendly features are key features of all PUKY vehicles. For example, PUKY was the first manufacturer who installed special safety handlebar grips with large impact surfaces. These protect against injuries in the event of a fall, should the child fall onto the handlebars. At the same time, the safety handlebar grips prevent unintentional slipping sideways. The structuring of the handle offers a good grip and the small diameter, which is suitable for children's hands, allows the handle to be gripped completely.

Intelligent seat adjustment Form Follows Funktion The ergonomic seat of the PUKYmoto stands for sporty driving characteristics and promotes the young pilot's dynamism. Thanks to the Smart-Turn technology, the seat can be adjusted in height in no time at all.

Float - Quiet wheels No trouble with the neighbour The plastic wheels with the float rubber coating make the vehicle extremely quiet when driving and offer the best grip.

Steering angle limitation Useful for the youngest The vehicles in the "My first PUKY" series have a steering angle limitation, as they are intended to have a stable stance. This increases the confidence of beginners during their first attempts at driving. Since higher speeds cannot be reached here due to the design, such a limitation also does not pose a risk of injury in the event of a fall.