DINO Bikes - Children's bike 10" Paw Patrol

Wheel Size 10 "

For children, care should be taken to select the wheel height correctly. On too small or too big a wheel, children do not feel well and can affect their relationship with cycling. Children grow fast, so choose a larger bike, but stick to the recommended heights for each bike. For more information, see "How to choose a child bike".

Adjustable seat

Simply adjust the seat height to the ideal position according to your child's height and increase the seat every year as it grows. The seat is padded and provides a comfortable ride.

Constant gear without idling

The bike for children is equipped with a constant gear without idling, as it is used with a tricycle, which is suitable for the youngest children, at low speeds. When pedaling forward you are going to the front, pedaling backwards, going backwards.

Additional wheels

Additional balancing wheels are designed for children learning to keep balance. The wheels can easily be removed from the children's bike after the baby has improved.

Practical fenders

Mudguards made of high-quality hard but flexible plastic provide perfect protection from water and mud. Strong fender mount to frame, impact resistant.

Anti-slip pedal

Well-designed pedals with bearings and reflectors are fitted with anti-slip blades on both sides to ensure a secure fit under all conditions.

Load capacity

All Dino Bikes are fully tested and meet European standards.

Hi-ten steel frame

The bike frame for kids is made of very strong, lightweight Hi-ten steel. This ensures maximum strength and safety of the bike and in severe shocks.

Quality Italian manufacturer

Children's bike Dino Bikes is made in Italy and has all the European Safety Certificates, including the German TÜV. An Italian company with a tradition since 1920, excels in excellent reporting and quality. Also popular with licensed prints and stickers that children know from their favorite fairy tales or serials

Basic equipment of bicycles and scooters for operation on public roads:

• Rear red reflector, front white reflector, orange reflectors on both sides of the pedals, at least one side orange reflector (on each side). Reflectors can be replaced by reflective materials of similar properties, such as on clothing or shoes. Wheel reflectors can be replaced by reflective materials on the tire sides.
• Headlamp and rear lighting with a minimum of at least 1.5 hours of light, with reduced visibility.
• One independent brake is sufficient for two independent brakes or for children's bikes.
• Handlebar cap and closed wheel hub nuts.

Last but not least, do not forget the mandatory helmet under 18 years and other rules under the Road Traffic Act . Learn more here.