“Cool, a gear shift!”
Leo (6 years) is thrilled with the momo tricycle.
Clack, clack, clack … the boy makes the gears fly, like a formula 1 car. Leo is happy. He can drive on his own and pedals as if he had never done anything else before. At the same time the boy cannot walk and is otherwise dependent on a wheelchair.
He has taken the lazurite blue momo tricycle. to his heart after only a few minutes during the day of testing and trials. After countless laps around the showroom, he doesn’t want to give it back at all. “Mum, the lights go on here and the bike even has three brakes,” he says to his mother, who is infected by her son’s enthusiasm. Tinkle, tinkle – Leo has already discovered the bell and tried it out extensively!
Originally, his mother wanted to look for a way to couple Leo’s old bicycle with her bike so that she could finally take longer trips. With the tricycle the boy can finally play with the other children in the street. And because he is supposed to cycle alone, the family is even considering the purchase of a momo motion. with electric drive. Now that it has the HMV number, fortunately things are much easier.





