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Walmart.com has 10" Zycom My 1st Balance Bike w/ Helmet (Teal/Pink) on sale for $29.92. Shipping is free on $35+ orders. Thanks skkalam

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This bike is designed for children 18-36 months and up to 44lbs. The handlebar and seat can be adjusted to fit most riders and adapt as your child grows.
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Zycom - 10'' My 1st Balance Bike With Helmet Combo - Teal/Pink

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About This Product
    Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)
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    Product Name: Zycom - 10" My 1st Balance Bike With Helmet Combo, Ages 18-36 Months - Teal/Pink [name: actual_color value: actual_color-pink]
    Product Description: The Zycomotion - Zycom My 1st ZBike with Helmet Combo is the ideal first bicycle for your child. Offering a safe platform to develop their coordination and balance, your child will be enjoying the ride from the get-go! Designs for children 18 - 36 Months, the Zycom My 1st ZBike handlebar and seat can be adjusted to fit most riders and adapt as your child grows! The Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo comes with an included CPSC Approved and Certified helmet that can be adjusted to ensure a safe and secure fit for you child! The super easy assembly will have your child up and riding in minutes! - Zycomotion - Lifestyle in Motion Manufactured by the Worlds Number 1 Pro Scooter Brand backed by industry leading durability and quality. The Zycom My 1st ZBike will provide years of growth & development Zycom Products built to last! The Zycomotion Zycom My 1st ZBike leverages off our years of product knowledge, manufacturing and product testing! All Zycom products are backed by our 3-year manufacturer warranty supported by our local in-house sales and service technicians. Zycom we stand behind our products! 2020 Features The Zycomotion Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo features a lightweight and durable balance bike and included adjustable CPSC approved and certified helmet. Bright two-tone colors, 10? maintenance-free wheels, safe non-slip grips and height adjustable handlebar and seat WOW! The Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo is amazing value for money which makes it one of the best price per spec balance bikes on the market today. Zycom Giving you more for less! The Zycomotion Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo is recommended for ages 18-36 months with a rider weight up to 44lbs. The Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo is recommended for riders 2 foot 4 inches to 3 foot 6 inches and is backed by the worlds best 3-year manufacturer warranty. The Zycomotion Zycom My 1st ZBike Combo is easy to assemble and will have your child riding in minutes! This awesome little balance bike will have your child developing their balance and coordination skills in no time! Zycom Setting the standard!
    Manufacturer: Madd Gear LLC
    Product SKU: 591339526
    Age Range: 18 - 36 Months
    GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD - Adjustable Handlebar and Seat for Growing Children!
    SMOOTH ROLLING -10" Maintenance-Free EVA Treaded Tires.
    CERTIFIED AND SAFE - Includes XS/S CPSC Certified Adjustable Helmet!
    STURDY YET LIGHT-WEIGHT -The Light-Weight Frame is Easy for Kids to Ride!
    STEERING LIMITER - Makes Learning to Ride Easy and Safe!
    Great For Ages 18 - 36 Months Old

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    We grabbed a different $30 balance bike off of SD for our then 2 year old, had him confidently on pedals (skipped training wheels entirely) by his 3rd birthday. Took maybe 10 or 15 minutes of getting used to the pedals and he was off.

    Amazing how these fast track kids to riding a bike. We get people hanging out their car window yelling "how old is that kid?!?" which never gets old. Highly recommend.
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    OptimusPrimeAutobot
    06-06-2020 at 07:28 PM.
    06-06-2020 at 07:28 PM.
    Thanks!
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    patela85
    06-08-2020 at 04:01 AM.
    06-08-2020 at 04:01 AM.
    Got this from the last deal and my 18 month old son loves it but when he's pushing the bike forward his feet get stuck under the side bars a lot, but I'm assuming that's because he's doing it wrong and it's not the bike's fault.
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    legsy
    06-08-2020 at 05:21 AM.
    06-08-2020 at 05:21 AM.
    Got one this time!! We needed the girl one for my grand daughter for Christmas! Great deal on one of these. Added a big jar of peanut butter to get over the free shipping limit.
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    silkymike
    06-08-2020 at 05:57 AM.
    06-08-2020 at 05:57 AM.
    We grabbed a different $30 balance bike off of SD for our then 2 year old, had him confidently on pedals (skipped training wheels entirely) by his 3rd birthday. Took maybe 10 or 15 minutes of getting used to the pedals and he was off.

    Amazing how these fast track kids to riding a bike. We get people hanging out their car window yelling "how old is that kid?!?" which never gets old. Highly recommend.
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    ibwaltb
    06-08-2020 at 09:00 AM.
    06-08-2020 at 09:00 AM.
    There's always the option of removing the pedals and training wheels from a kids bike and lowering the seat all the way for new riders to get similar functionality. When they get the hang of balancing on the bike, re-install the pedals and watch them go. Won't be a nice as the setup here, but will remove the chance of tripping over an extra kids bike in the garage after you've sworn multiple times it will be sold in the next garage sale...
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    jlong129
    06-08-2020 at 12:22 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 12:22 PM.
    Balance bike by itself taught my daughter to ride a bike with no training wheels. Couldn't be happier with the easy transition.
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    Mapletree17
    06-08-2020 at 08:03 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 08:03 PM.
    What is a typical price for these?
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    quinton1978
    06-08-2020 at 08:10 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 08:10 PM.
    Quote from ibwaltb :
    There's always the option of removing the pedals and training wheels from a kids bike and lowering the seat all the way for new riders to get similar functionality. When they get the hang of balancing on the bike, re-install the pedals and watch them go. Won't be a nice as the setup here, but will remove the chance of tripping over an extra kids bike in the garage after you've sworn multiple times it will be sold in the next garage sale...
    Unfortunately I think the days of garage sales are all but gone.
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    Kelvrick
    06-08-2020 at 08:48 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 08:48 PM.
    Quote from quinton1978 :
    Unfortunately I think the days of garage sales are all but gone.
    I find it is the opposite. With stores closed and a lot of people stuck at home, things like craigslist and facebook marketplace exploded with activity.
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    cg589
    06-08-2020 at 09:18 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 09:18 PM.
    Quote from Mapletree17 :
    What is a typical price for these?

    These are going for $60 USED on fb marketplace
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    megazone23
    06-08-2020 at 11:36 PM.
    06-08-2020 at 11:36 PM.
    Quote from ibwaltb :
    There's always the option of removing the pedals and training wheels from a kids bike and lowering the seat all the way for new riders to get similar functionality. When they get the hang of balancing on the bike, re-install the pedals and watch them go. Won't be a nice as the setup here, but will remove the chance of tripping over an extra kids bike in the garage after you've sworn multiple times it will be sold in the next garage sale...
    I did the same to a bike, but it didn't work that well compared to started with a balanced bike unless doing that like 3 or older

    Balanced bike is designed to stand with feet flat on the ground, but bike is not. The seat on balanced bike can be seated a lot lower than regular bike and also lighter to handle.

    Because of that, my boy could barely toe tipping on the converted bike at 2.5 years, let alone riding it. At 3, he could finally do some riding but very hard and easy to fell because he couldn't stand well with the converted bike and easily fell off.

    So, bought this bike (the green one) from last deal and set the seat a lower than the converted bike. He's happier than ever, so much easier for him. In a week of time, my wife complained he's gone too far.
    I could have done this when he's 2. And for $30 with a helmet, just skip the effort of taking out and reinstalling the pedals.
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    westrock2000
    06-09-2020 at 05:33 AM.
    06-09-2020 at 05:33 AM.
    Didn't have pickup at store as an option. Walmart recommenced me stuff to get right up to the free shipping (went with 30 pack of granola bars).
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    JodiM
    06-09-2020 at 06:41 AM.
    06-09-2020 at 06:41 AM.
    Quote from ibwaltb :
    There's always the option of removing the pedals and training wheels from a kids bike and lowering the seat all the way for new riders to get similar functionality. When they get the hang of balancing on the bike, re-install the pedals and watch them go. Won't be a nice as the setup here, but will remove the chance of tripping over an extra kids bike in the garage after you've sworn multiple times it will be sold in the next garage sale...
    Thanks for mentioning this. I have a 6yo who has ASD and he isn't able to pedal a real bike yet. We've tried buying him two of these but he's just too big. I'm going to have his Dad take the pedals and training wheels off his real bike so he can learn to balance.
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