Micro Scooter Maxi Deluxe LED
£144.95
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- LED wheels light up using induction energy, no batteries required
- Height-adjustable handlebar grows with your child (ages 5-12)
- Patented 'lean-to-steer' mechanism for intuitive control
- Durable colour pop anodised stem and reinforced fibreglass footplate
About this product
The Hamleys Micro Scooter Maxi Deluxe LED is stocked by 1 shop we compare on Shopperazzi. Listed prices start at £144.95.
Brighten up every journey with the Hamleys Maxi Deluxe LED Scooter in purple. Its innovative LED wheels light up using induction energy generated by the child's movement, meaning no batteries are needed. The scooter features a height-adjustable handlebar, allowing it to grow with your child from ages 5 to 12, and a patented 'lean-to-steer' mechanism for intuitive and fun control.
Designed for durability and safety, this scooter includes a colour pop anodised stem for protection, a reinforced fibreglass footplate with anti-slip silicone grip, and responsive thermoplastic rubber handlebars. The polyurethane wheels ensure smooth rides for endless adventures.
Product details
- Brand
- Hamleys
- MPN
- 498337
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Shop Toys > Sports Toys and Leisure Playsets > Ride On Toys > Kids Scooters
Frequently asked questions
What age is the Hamleys Maxi Deluxe LED Scooter suitable for?
The Hamleys Maxi Deluxe LED Scooter is suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years old.
Do the light-up wheels on the scooter need batteries?
No, the light-up LED wheels on the Hamleys Maxi Deluxe LED Scooter use induction energy generated by the child's movement, so no batteries are required.
How does the steering work on this scooter?
The Hamleys Maxi Deluxe LED Scooter features a patented 'lean-to-steer' mechanism, which allows children to steer by leaning in the direction they want to go.
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