Volare Melody Kinderfahrrad - Mädchen - 18 Zoll - Sand - Zwei Handbremsen

Volare Melody Kinderfahrrad - Mädchen - 18 Zoll - Sand - Zwei Handbremsen

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Volare Melody Kinderfahrrad - Mädchen - 18 Zoll - Sand - Zwei HandbremsenMit dem Volare Melody 18 Zoll Kinderfahrrad ist der Weg zur Schule und zu Freunden fr jedes Kind ein Fest! Sicherheit steht an erster Stelle! Deshalb hat dieses coole Fahrrad auch keine Rcktrittbremse, sondern zwei Handbremsen. Auerdem hat das Fahrrad Reflektoren in den Rdern und an der Vorder und Rckseite des Fahrrads und eine schne Klingel. Auch an den Komfort wurde gedacht. Das schne sandfarbene Melody Bike hat einen extraleichten Aluminiumrahmen,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012