Children's Scooter with a Suitcase WORKER Lagy
Folding scooter with a suitcase, low weight, two front wheels, foot brake, suitable for children from 5 to 10 years of age.
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Children's Scooter with a Suitcase WORKER Lagy
Children’s Scooter with a Suitcase WORKER Lagy with its suitcase placed on the stem will catch your attention at first glance. The scooter can be easily folded and then used as a portable suitcase with a handle. With its 81 cm handlebar height and 50 kg weight limit, it is suitable for children between 5 and 10 years of age. The scooter is, therefore, an ideal way for schoolchildren to commute, with more than enough space for school books. Younger children will appreciate the space for their toys. Thanks to the rear foot brake and the two front wheels, the scooter is perfectly stable and safe. With its original and appealing design and quality manufacture, Children’s Scooter with a Suitcase WORKER Lagy makes for a perfect gift for both schoolchildren and pre-schoolers.
Technical description:
- Light aluminium frame
- Easy to fold
- Sizable suitcase on handlebars
- Rear foot brake
- Suitable for children from 5 to 10 years of age
- Front wheels: PVC, 120 mm
- Rear wheel: PVC, 76 mm
- Handlebar height: 81 cm
- Foot board dimensions: 37 x 8.5 cm
- Suitcase dimensions: 40 x 31 x 21 cm
- Suitcase material: EVA
- Weight: 3 kg
- Weight limit: 50 kg
Children's Scooter with a Suitcase WORKER Lagy - Product parameters
Maximum weight limit of the load. For average weight 80 kg, 100 kg weight limit is optimal, if you want to use the scooter for recreational purposes only. For heavy terrain and frequent use, you may want to choose a steel frame scooter with the weight limit in the range of 120 - 150 kg.
The recommended handlebar height for adults is generally 90 - 120 cm. Suitable handlebar height for children is usually 50 cm and higher (depends on the height of the child). The ideal handlebar height is approximately at the level of the rider's hipbone. If the handlebars are too low, the rider may experience back pain. If the handlebars are too high, steering the scooter becomes difficult.
