Kids Xmas Present Advice

Dirtydog11
Dirtydog11 Posts: 1,621
edited November 2011 in MTB buying advice
I 'm thinking about getting a pair of these for the twins this Xmas.

http://www.tune.de/en/products/kids/ite ... ke-by-tune

I expect they will a tad expensive but surely the weight savings will be worth it?
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    I like the idea, but I think poorly executed. Aluminium frame and V brakes would save a lot more weight, and be a lot cheaper.
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  • styxd
    styxd Posts: 3,234
    They seem unnecessary. A kid doesnt know what a "light" and a "heavy" bike are, its just a bike.
  • floosy
    floosy Posts: 270
    Ill give my usual advice on bikes for the younger generation..

    Islabikes. they are light enough, strong enough and hold value very well..


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  • VWsurfbum
    VWsurfbum Posts: 7,881
    That looks awesome, I'd love to get No1 one but it would have to be pink with pink :roll:

    floosy does speak sense though
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  • Dirtydog11
    Dirtydog11 Posts: 1,621
    Sorry fellas, it was posted with tongue in cheek.


    To be honest I can't imagine spending that amount of money on a childs bike, I don't know the actual cost but I'd be surprised if they where this side of £1000.000.

    It looks fantastic! however I think it would be a bit of an extravagant purchase for a 6 year old.
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