Hornit AIRO+
The ultralight balance bike with suspension
The ultra-stable magnesium frame, the innovative and functional rear suspension and wheels with aluminium rims and the right tyres make the AIRO+ the Formula 1 bike among children's bikes.
Always flexible
Change at any time after three months for all terms
Simple payment
No deposit, no hidden costs.
Short terms
Cancel at any time after the minimum term.
Quality promise
All used products are technically perfect.
Different from the others
Finally a wheel that stands out. With its unconventional frame design and rear suspension, this newcomer from England is a real eye-catcher. But the bike doesn't just look good: the super-light magnesium frame and the integrated footrests make cruising a pleasure.
Fits for a long time!
The Airo+ has a tyre size of 12 inches. It is suitable for children from approx. 1 1⁄2 to 4 years. The saddle can be adjusted to fit an inside leg length of 30 to 44 cm. This corresponds to a height of approx. 80 to 105 cm.
Super safe
Great idea: the stem is covered by a neoprene cover that provides an extra dose of protection and has been tested by TÜV Rheinland® in accordance with the EN71 regulations for children over 18 months.
... any questions?
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