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Similar to previous deal. Get in early for your Christmas shopping!
Fortis 18” Kids Bike $29.99 ($25.99 with Kogan First) + Delivery @ Kogan
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Bike or bike shaped object?
Bike or intensive care trip?
You guys are a bit harsh. Obviously not a real mountain bike, with one gear.
Yes, it is a $30 toy for riding in the park. What is so terrible about that?
Cheaper and lighter than a K-mart kid bike, as well as looking better.
For the kid whose been “just ok” this year.
Or for someone who's struggling and thats all they can afford?
Kids or small adult bike?
Delivery kills the deal
Do a free trial of Kogan First
I used it earlier
I think Kogan first also not free delivery only deduce $4
Ahh, good point - assumed that was the whole point of Kogan First.
1 cable on my bike costs more than this. This is likely literal garbage that will rust within months.
It's made of premium aluminium.
My beer is made of “extra-premium malts”, what does that even mean?
The fork is listed as ‘steel’.
I hate the idea of going to the effort to build a bike and ship it half way across the world only for it to be landfill less than 1 year later.
Hopefully some kids get some fun out of it before it’s garbage.
The fork is listed as ‘steel’.
Perfectly normal for for alloy frames to have steel forks, including quality road bikes until not long ago.
@bargaino: A quality steel material would be cr-mo, when listed as just ‘steel’ we are talking some kind of super low quality steel.
$37 delivery to WA.
Considering this for my 6 year old sons first bike without training wheels… this or Kmart. Budget is $100 if he keeps riding will buy a real bike for birthday later in the year
they change bike quite often as they grow, so this one will be good for 1-2 years
this! When he outgrows it, you can get his first geared bike, probably a 20", or 24" if he's big enough.
Kogan is notoriously bad. Should be in choic5's shonky award every year.
Yeah, but I got a folding bike from them, and was very pleased. Judge the products on their merits (and prices).
Stocking filler or landfill filler?