Banwood
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Banwood: vehicles for different ways of moving
Banwood makes balance bikes, scooters and tricycles. On a balance bike, a child sits and pushes with their feet; on a scooter, they stand on a deck and push off. These positions require different dimensions and ways of steering.
Materials by range
Classic and Eco models have different constructions. The Eco range uses recycled plastic, while other vehicles combine metal and wooden components. Helmets have their own construction too. Product details describe materials and adjustment for each version.
Vehicles and protection
- Scooters. The Banwood Eco scooter and classic scooter have their own specifications. Compare handlebar height, dimensions and usage guidance.
- Balance bike and trike. First Go and Trike are different vehicle types, with different seating and propulsion.
- Helmets. Choose a Banwood helmet by the stated head circumference and fit. An Eco version is also included.
Adjustment and care
Check that feet and hands reach their intended support before riding. Adjust saddles, handlebars and helmets only within the stated limits. Inspect fastenings regularly and store vehicles dry. Age guidance is a starting point; actual fit still matters.
Frequently asked questions
Does First Go have pedals?
No. First Go is a balance bike propelled with the feet.
Are the Eco and classic scooters identical?
No. Construction and materials differ; compare each model's specifications.
How do you select a helmet size?
Measure head circumference and compare it with the stated size range.
Do all handlebars adjust to the same height?
No. Adjustment ranges are model-specific.
