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It's somewhat weird to introduce to you Strider's Nicky Hayden Ducati Corse toddler bike this very day, after we've just done a write-up on Nicky's departure from the Ducati MotoGP team, but we'll all have to live with that.
If you are a Ducatista, whether you ride or are simply a fan of the red machines, Strider is now offering you and your kids an exceptional toy: the Nicky Hayden Ducati Corse toddler bike, suitable for children 18 months up to 5 years.
While a trike or bike with training wheels could seem a good way to introduce your kids to the world motorbikes, the Ducati Strider offers so much more as it will teach the youngsters about the real meaning of balance and coordination.
Sporting the same mechanical construction as a standard Strider, the Nicky Hayden bike weighs in at only 6.7 lbs (3 kg). The thin-gauge steel frame is a good complement for the EVA-polymer lightweight wheels and the puncture-proof tires, while the adjustable seat and handles will accommodate the growing child.
The Nicky Hayden Ducati Corse Strider comes with GP13-inspired graphics in Corse Red, and with a MotoGP-style number on the plate, for an authentic racing look. Available at Ducati dealers and for purchasing online.
While a trike or bike with training wheels could seem a good way to introduce your kids to the world motorbikes, the Ducati Strider offers so much more as it will teach the youngsters about the real meaning of balance and coordination.
Sporting the same mechanical construction as a standard Strider, the Nicky Hayden bike weighs in at only 6.7 lbs (3 kg). The thin-gauge steel frame is a good complement for the EVA-polymer lightweight wheels and the puncture-proof tires, while the adjustable seat and handles will accommodate the growing child.
The Nicky Hayden Ducati Corse Strider comes with GP13-inspired graphics in Corse Red, and with a MotoGP-style number on the plate, for an authentic racing look. Available at Ducati dealers and for purchasing online.
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