fahrrad cube 20 zoll Cube Numove 200
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fahrrad cube 20 zoll

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Bringe dein Kind mit dem Cube Numove 200 ins Rollen. Jedes Detail wurde sorgfältig für junge Fahrer*innen durchdacht. Der schmale Lenker und die Griffe liegen gut in den kleinen Händen, während die einfach zu bedienenden V-Bremsen mit Hebeln in Kindergröße für volle Kontrolle sorgen.

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