Volare - Children's Bicycle 12" - Thombike Blue (21170)

For every child, learning to ride a bike is a party with the Volare Thombike 12-inch children’s bike!

Safety comes first! That is why this cool bike has a handbrake and coaster brake, a closed chaincase and removable side wheels. In addition, the bike has a nice bell. Comfort has also been thought of. The beautiful black Volare bike with blue accents has a luxurious soft saddle, a handy rear carrier, and extra-long mudguards to keep out all the dirt. To enjoy the bike as long as possible, the saddle and handlebars are adjustable in height. Comes with all the assembly materials needed to assemble the bike!
 
In short: a top quality bike at a great price!

Specifications

Net Weight (kg): 11,3

Category: 

• Boys Bike

• Kids Bike

Inseam maximum: 49cm

Inseam minimum: 41cm

Max. taxable weight: 60 kg

Assembly: 

• 85% assembled

Bell: Yes

Frame height: 21,5 cm

Front brake: Yes

Rear brake: Coasterbrake

Inch: 12 inch

Chain cover: Closed

Colour: 

• Black

• Blue

Age: 3 – 4,5 year

Tires: Air tires

License: Volare

Handlebar height: Yes

Rims: Steel adjustable spokes

Gears: None

Maximum saddle height from ground: 45 cm

Minimum saddle height from ground: 37cm

Training wheels: Yes

Dress size: 92 – 104

Steel Bicycles and Rust – What You Should Know

Volare children’s bicycles are known for their stylish design and sturdy steel construction, making them ideal for everyday use and play. However, it’s important to be aware that steel, like all metals, can rust over time, especially when the bike is used outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Note! If your child’s bike has a steel frame or steel components (e.g., frame, chain guard, or bolts), rust spots may develop over time. This applies regardless of whether the steel is painted or galvanized—weather, moisture, and wear will affect the surface.

Why Does Steel Rust?

Rust occurs when steel is exposed to moisture and oxygen. Rain, snow, road salt, and humid air are factors that accelerate rust formation—especially if the paint gets scratched and the metal is exposed. Even minor scratches or stone chips can eventually lead to rust.

How to Best Care for Your Child’s Bike:

• Wipe the bike down if it has been out in the rain or snow.

• Avoid storing the bike in damp places or in direct contact with soil/water.

• Regularly lubricate moving parts and check screws and fittings.

• Cover minor paint damage with clear lacquer or rust protection.

• Store the bike indoors or under cover when not in use.

With a bit of maintenance, a Volare steel bike can stay looking good and functional for many years—providing your child with plenty of safe and enjoyable rides.