Conventional balance bikes aim to teach kids how to ride a bicycle. Without worrying about pedalling, they can concentrate on balance and steering, which is claimed to help the transition to a ‘proper’ bicycle later on. Electric balance bikes add a battery and motor to the mix, and its claimed they help with the next stage of transition, from a bicycle to a motorbike. To help older children make the step up towards motorised transport, the Amped brand has added a new model to its electric balance bike line-up suitable for 7-12 year-olds. The A20 adds big wheels to the mix, with 20in aluminium rims, a maintenance-free direct-drive 300W rear hub motor, removable 36V 5Ah battery and telescopic front forks. It’s available now, with an SRP of £549. For more info contact: 01623 708607; [email protected]; www.dualways.com.
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