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BANWOOD TRIKE VINTAGE - BEIGE

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$127.36 $199 In stock

Category: TRIKE

Three wheels. One big leap forward.

The Banwood Kids Tricycle is the first set of wheels for the youngest riders. Designed for toddlers aged 2-5, our premium pedal trike pairs the unmistakable Banwood vintage silhouette with the stability of three wheels and the simplicity of pedal-and-go.

Hand-built in Denmark with a powder-coated steel frame, comfortable padded saddle, easy-grip rubber handles and a real chrome bell, the Tricycle is built for years of garden adventures, park visits and sibling races. The pedals link directly to the front wheel — no gears, no chains, no parts to fail — so first riders can focus on the simple joy of going.

Features

  • Powder-coated steel frame
  • Padded comfort saddle with adjustable height (28-36 cm)
  • Easy-grip rubber handlebar
  • Direct pedal drive — no chain, no gears
  • Solid rubber wheels — no inflation needed
  • Real chrome bell included
  • Maximum rider weight: 25 kg
  • Weight: 4.8 kg
  • Recommended ages 2-5 years

What's in the box

  • Banwood Kids Tricycle (90% pre-assembled)
  • Tools for final setup
  • Care guide and warranty card

2-year warranty. Designed in Denmark. A premium first trike that turns the simple act of pedalling into a memorable milestone.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

My little one’s feet just barely reach the pedals, but the adjustable seat means she’ll grow into it for years. The beige color looks even better in person, and the retro styling draws smiles from every neighbor we pass.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The assembly was straightforward and the beige color looks even better in person. My 3-year-old took to the three wheels immediately, and the pedal system is smooth enough for her little legs to manage on her own.

Thomas V. ★★★★★

My 2-year-old figured out the pedals within a week, which honestly surprised me for a trike this sturdy. The three-wheel base feels really stable, so I'm not hovering behind him the whole time.