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Product Summary

The BTM 7-in-1 kids tricycle is attractive because it can transform from a “tricycle to a balance bike” as your child grows. With a foldable design and a push handle, it’s also made to be easy to handle for drop-offs, pick-ups, and day-to-day outings.

Designed for 7 growth stages

This tricycle is built to be used in multiple modes, roughly from ages 1 to 6. Start by enjoying stable riding as a tricycle, and when your child gets more confident, you can switch to a movement style closer to a balance bike. That makes it easier for exercise to become “a step-by-step improvement.” Features like a rotating seat and safety stoppers help strike a good balance between fun and peace of mind.

Easier supervision with a push handle & safety stopper

The push handle (push grips) lets parents guide the ride, which is especially helpful during the early stage when your child may not be able to push off and pedal confidently on their own. In addition, the safety stopper is included to reduce worries about moments when you want to stop—such as on slopes or when braking.

Easy storage with foldable design & included cover

Since it folds, it’s convenient for moving the car and storing at your entrance or in a room. It also comes with a tricycle cover type, helping with dust protection and shielding the bike during transport. The design aims to eliminate the need for frequent upgrades, so it’s also nice that you can potentially “finish with one bike” for a long time.

Comes in a gift box—great for first-time bike training

Packaged in a gift box, it’s a look that’s easy to choose for birthdays, school entry, or Christmas. Starting with a tricycle helps your child naturally build the pre-bike skills (balance and how to use their feet). That makes it a good match for “their first ride.”