Mimi Adjustable Kids Scooter - Red
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The Mimi Adjustable Kids Scooter features 120mm sized scooter wheels combined with 96mm back wheel, making it super stable and easy to ride for any child. Ideally designed for 3-6 years old.
The new Mimi scooter is a perfect starter scooter for younger kids. Super light, yet strong enough to support up to 35kgs, the Mimi scooter is a well-balanced scooter, allowing your child to develop their balance as they ride.
The Mimi adjustable scooter is one of the safest, lightweight and easy to use adjustable height scooters for kids out.
Key Features & Specifications:
- Total Scooter Height: Extendable Bar Height
- Suggested Ages: 3-7 Years
- Bars Spins 360 Degrees
- Scooter Type: Extendable Height Scooter, perfect for recreational use
- Weight: 2.2 kgs
- Wheel: 120mm/85a PU Front Wheel, 96mm/85a PU Back Wheel
- Rider Weight: Maximum 35Kg
| Brand | Mimi |
|---|---|
| Ability | Beginner |
UK Mainland
| Basket Value | ||
|---|---|---|
| Delivery Option | Under £40 | Over £40 |
| Amazon Shipping 3-5 day | £2.95 | FREE |
| Amazon Shipping 1-2 Day | £4.95 | £4.95 |
Rest of UK
| Region | Working Days | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Scottish Highlands | 2 | £19.95 |
| Northern Ireland | 2-3 | £4.95 |
| UK Off Shore Islands | 2-3 | £5.95 |
International Delivery Information
We offer worldwide delivery. This takes 3 to 5 days for most of Europe and is often free with orders over €80.
For information regarding international delivery please click here.
Warranty
We warranty all orders for genuine manufacturing defects up to 30 days from delivery (not damage caused through use). If any issues arise after this time, warranty cover will be passed over to the brands & suppliers we work with. Full details on the warranty period/conditions etc.
Please note, any scooter or other products sold that used in an extreme manner or at a skate park, have limited warranty cover due to the nature of use they are put through. To raise a warranty claim just contact us, with your order number, details of the fault and a photograph/video of the issue to provide sufficient evidence.
