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Reddot Winner Series -- Vici: 3-in-1 Children's Bicycle

12.6.2023, 1:31:33 PM

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This clever bicycle adapts to children's growth through its step-up design. Initially designed as a low balance bike, it morphs into a balanced mount suitable for children's first rides. Then, flipped over, it converts into an elevated model, now equipped with pedals.

Crafted out of light aluminum, this versatile bicycle requires minimal effort to maneuver, making it a smarter choice than multiple separate modes of transport. Ultimately, this one-bike revolution significantly minimizes resource use and energy expenditure.

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