Reviews OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black

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OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black - Children's Bike
OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black
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Andrej, Brestovanyflag
Rated 20/04/2020, variant OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black
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You can't buy a better one for the money. Used in ads around 60-90€, it's better to buy this one new.
White sedan
Small 8 on the front wheel, so it needs to be centered
Instructions in Polish language !
In fact, the pale blue in the picture is dark
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Jana, Příbramflag
Rated 10/11/2022, variant OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black
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My son (4,5 years old), who didn't know how to ride a bike until then, sat on it and suddenly rode all by himself: -)
It's heavier, but my son enjoys riding it
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František, Praha 4 - Modřanyflag
Rated 22/12/2021, variant OLPRAN Tommy 16" Blue / Black
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Looks good, managed to put it together. It's a gift and my grandson hasn't received it yet.
The front brake is on the left side - probably in preparation for bigger wheels. There is a rear brake on the right side. The rear wheel brakes by pressing the pedal backwards.
In view of the above, I can't make any more judgements yet.
There were no assembly instructions for the unfolded bike in the box. For the average person, some of the tasks involved in folding/assembling a bike are not very intuitive. In the box there was only some general instructions in Polish for building a big ladies bike - it was unusable. Fortunately, I managed to find a video tutorial on the internet (www.sportisimo.cz) for building a very similar 16" wheel.
I was also surprised (rather unpleasantly) that the bike came from somewhere in Poland - on the box there was a link to some Polish www-site. I thought that the Olpran bike was of Czech origin.
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