Volare - Children's Bicycle 16" - Paw Patrol (20586-CB16)

No job is too big, no pup is too small – get ready for adventure with the Volare Paw Patrol 16-inch kids’ bike!
Join Chase, Marshall, and the rest of the team for exciting missions on this colorful and safe first bike.

Built with safety and comfort in mind, the bike features a strong steel frame , air tires , and both a front hand brake and rear coaster brake for total control.
The fully enclosed chain guard with Paw Patrol graphics keeps little fingers safe, and the removable training wheels help young riders build confidence.

With adjustable handlebar and saddle height , the bike grows with your child – and the bright blue and red Paw Patrol design makes every ride a rescue adventure!
Ideal for children aged 4–6 years who love Paw Patrol and fun on two wheels.

Specifications:

• Wheel size: 16"

• Color: Blue/Red (Paw Patrol design)

• License: Nickelodeon Paw Patrol

• Frame: Steel

• Rims: Aluminum with adjustable spokes

• Tires: Air tires

• Brakes: Front hand brake + rear coaster brake

• Enclosed chain guard with Paw Patrol print

• Includes training wheels and bell

• Adjustable handlebar and saddle height

• Age: 4–6 years

• Max load: 60 kg

• Delivered 85% assembled

IMPORTANT INFORMATION – Preparation and Maintenance of Your New Bicycle

Congratulations on your new Volare bicycle!

Before your first ride, you should review the following:

• Adjust the saddle height and handlebar height so the bicycle fits you properly.
• Check and adjust the brakes, chain, and gears.
• Ensure that the tires are inflated to the recommended pressure (see the indication on the side of the tire).
• Inspect all parts of the bicycle, including ensuring that screws and bolts are properly tightened.

Ongoing Maintenance

To keep your bicycle in good and safe condition, we recommend regular maintenance, including lubrication of the chain, checking the brakes, and inspection of worn parts. Maintenance, adjustments, and normal wear and tear are not covered by the right of complaint and are the responsibility of the buyer. Any workshop costs related to this must be covered by the buyer.

If you need assistance with preparation or maintenance, we recommend contacting a local bicycle mechanic.