The Banwood Maxi Scooter Vintage in Cream is the two-wheel scooter designed for kids who are ready for more. Ages 6 and up, a lightweight aluminum frame, a wide oak deck with anti-slip tape, and a classic bike-style steering system that makes the step from three wheels to two feel natural rather than daunting. The iconic Banwood wicker basket comes included — ready for the park, the beach, school, or wherever the summer takes them. At a 100 kg weight limit and with a handlebar that adjusts through three heights, this is a scooter built to grow well past the season you buy it in.

Key Features:

• Lightweight aluminum frame — durable, corrosion-resistant, and genuinely easy for a child to handle at 3.35 kg including the basket
• Oak wooden deck with anti-slip rubber tape — 45 × 11.5 cm; wide, stable, and elevated from plastic in material and feel
• Classic bike-style steering system — two-wheel design that operates just like a bicycle; the natural progression for kids who ride bikes
• 3-height adjustable T-handlebar (74.5 / 79.5 / 84.5 cm) — grows with your child across multiple riding seasons
• Wicker basket included — Banwood's iconic basket; attaches to the front; holds the essentials for any adventure
• Rear brake — reliable stopping power for a confident, controlled ride
• Vintage-inspired TPR rubber grips — retro aesthetic; non-slip hold
• Two wheels: 1 front, 1 rear — for riders aged 6+ who are ready for a two-wheel balance challenge
• Supports up to 100 kg — a frame that outlasts childhood; built to last well into the teen years
• Requires some assembly — delivered in parts with instruction manual included
• Compatible with Banwood helmets — sold separately; available via special order - email us to order

Care Instructions Wipe aluminum frame and basket with a damp cloth · Oak deck may be wiped clean; do not saturate with water · Store indoors or under cover when not in use · Some assembly required on first use; instruction manual included

Made by Banwood (family-owned; co-founded by Frida Jonsby and Juan Manuel Torralvo Castro; Berlin, Germany)