Velo Mint balance bike

Velo Balance Bike

Why do parents choose Milly Mally bikes?

Modern design combined with original patterns and colors of the bikes make it stand out among those available on the market. Milly Mally bikes are, above all, certainty and safety.

Milly Mally is a long-time leader in the production of balance bikes.

Why is it worth starting to learn to ride with a Velo bike from MILLY MALLY?

• The ergonomic shape of the bike provides unparalleled comfort while riding and correct posture
• Lightweight frame
• Made in the latest EVA technology, the 7th non-punctured wheels absorb shocks well, which increases the comfort of riding
• The colors we have combined a combination of 2 pastel colors, which will appeal to a young cyclist
• The seat is comfortable, soft and contoured
• Full wheels

Advantages of balance bikes

Learning to ride a balance bike perfectly develops the ability to maintain balance, motor skills, strength and leg muscles, and exercises motor coordination. In addition, it is an excellent start before riding a traditional bike.

Why VELO?

Durable and made in the latest EVA foam technology, puncture-free, quiet 7 wheels that do not need to be pumped make them maintenance-free. Ergonomic saddle with soft filling provides the child with a comfortable ride. Non-slip, soft rubber handles provide a firm grip and comfortable handling, and the steering wheel limiter protects against tipping over.

The ergonomic design of the bike ensures durability and comfort of use. The frame has been covered with a solid plastic body, which adds an original design to this charming balance bike. The bike is adapted for long-term use by the youngest and is easy to carry thanks to its low weight.

Important!

When choosing a balance bike for a child, we should pay attention to the position of the child's feet. In order for a child to ride a balance bike freely, the entire foot should be supported on the ground and the leg slightly bent at the knee in a sitting position. The minimum required distance of the saddle from the ground should be less than the length of the child's leg.