Features:                                                                                                                
- Rider signatures reproduced on tank
- Constructed from natural birch plywood from managed forests
- Ideal platform for children to learn balance and steering
- Helps to improve motor skills
- No pedals or brakes
- Child safe paint
- CE approved
- British design

The available colours / models are:  Mike Hailwood,  Nicky Hayden (x2),  James Toseland,  Barry Sheene,  Carl Fogarty and Troy Corser (x3).

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Kiddimoto is the perfect early introduction to 2 wheels. Kiddimoto do not have pedals or stabilisers, therefore children learn to balance and steer very quickly. At first, they ride with at least one foot firmly on the ground. As confidence develops, they'll begin to lift both feet, scooting forward and balancing and occasionally dabbing a foot to the floor when the bike leans over. Soon, they'll be balancing, learning and playing all at once. The best way to teach a child to cycle is not to use stabilisers, which simply prevent them from developing a proper sense of balance. Get them onto a Kiddimoto as early as possible.

 
The Hailwood Kiddimoto is joined in the line-up by James Toseland, Barry Sheene and Nicky Hayden replicas. These four stars and their families recognise the opportunity that Kiddimoto provides for children promoting exercise, learning and fun whilst gaining the necessary skills and confidence to ride.
Aimed at Early Years, Kiddimoto’s multi-award winning range of wooden balance bikes are the ideal fun learning tool for the next generation of motorcyclists. Without pedals or brakes, Kiddimoto is a proven platform to teach children the important motor skills of balance and co-ordination in a fun and controlled manner. An ideal first bike, Kiddimoto bypasses the need for stabilisers, allowing children to quickly move from Kiddimoto to a pedal cycle or automatic motorcycle.

James Toseland: "I'm proud to be associated with Kiddimoto. I think it's a great way to teach young children balance and to help them graduate to two wheels at an earlier stage in life. In motorcycle racing, we Brits really do seem to start much later in life than other Europeans, like the Spanish and Italians, so Kiddimoto could be an opportunity to build the next British World Champion."

Maggie Smart, Barry Sheene’s sister: "We were delighted to endorse a Barry Sheene replica Kiddimoto. Barry has two children, Sidonie and Freddie, they are grown up now but I have no doubt that had Kiddimoto been around in their childhood, they would have learnt to ride on them. Barry was always keen to promote young talent into Motorcycle racing, backing Chris Vermeulen in his early career. The bike looks fantastic, a real eye catcher and a great tribute to Barry."

Dimensions:
Handlebar height..410mm
Seat height..320mm to 345mm
Wheel base..615mm