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Kiddy Van 101
Description:
The starter product in the range, the Kiddy Van 101 is a robust trailer designed for one or two children.
Children are secured into the padded seat with a three point harness.
The double skinned plastic floor pan provides a solid, water proof base
Please note if you want to use the Kiddy Van 101 as a buggy as well
you must purchase the Kiddy Van 101 Plus as the standard model cannot be upgraded at a later date
Key Features:
Padded bench seats
3 point harness
All weather cover with protective clear windscreen and seperate insect net
16 inch spoked wheels
Steel base frame, aluminium superstructure with nylon cover and robust plastic floor pan
User friendly folding system
Bicycle tow arm with two part universal axle coupling
Trailer Weight:
13kg
Load Capacity:
40kg
Specifications:
Seats 2
Seat width 53 cm
Legroom 51 cm
Headroom 60 cm
L x W x H 86 cm x 78 cm x 98 cm
L x W x H, folded 86 cm x 65 cm x 34 cm
Wheelsize 47-305 / 16" x 1.75"
For Children Aged From:
Heres the legal bit: Please note that legal requirements can differ between countries.
For more information about how and when you can start using your carrier please ask your local dealer or contact Amba for personal advise
How and when you use your trailer depends on some key points - what mode do you want to use and the duration, the physcial developement of your child (ie the strength in the neck and back muscles of your child eg can he or she sit on their own yet), the time of year eg is it warm or cold.
Generally speaking as a very rough starting point you can consider taking your child out for walks at about 14 - 18 weeks.
Gentle short bicycle rides can start at about 16 - 20 weeks. Skiing at about 16 - 20 weeks.
Running and faster bicycle rides at about 20 - 24 weeks
This information is offered from our personal experience of our own children travelling in Chariot and Croozer trailers.
Please feel free to call us at the office for personal advise - we will do our best to help you make the best decision for your children. Don't forget all children vary in their developement and some will be happy to travel in their trailer sooner than others.
Please use your common sense when deciding what to do |
