If the hood of your Nipper buggy keeps popping out please follow these steps: Loosen the screw near the hood attachment point, push the rod firmly back into place, and tighten the screw securely. Should the problem persist, provide your delivery addr
If you have changed your inner tubes but not the tyres, there may be something on your inner tyre wall that's causing your inner tubes to puncture. Please check the inner tyre carefully before replacing the inner tube. Instructions on how to change t
To replace a broken part on your Nipper buggy, you can purchase spare parts from our website via this link. If you need help with replacement or selecting the right part, you can contact the Out 'n' About Customer Care Centre directly via our webchat
You can see a summary of the difference between the models by following this link. Please also find the written summary below. V1 – Nipper 360 2005. Fixed curved handlebar. Metal wheels and bar-style brake. No bumper bar. Basic seat liners, no side p
What you need:. 4 Simple Steps to Replace a Bike Inner Tube:
That's a great question! Both are good choices with their own advantages. Here's a video highlighting when you should get the Nipper or the Nipper Sport.
Yes the Nip About bike meets all EAPC regulations. To be classified as an EAPC under the EAPC regulations a bike must. • be fitted with pedals that can propel it. • have an electric motor with a maximum continuous rated power