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Picture of SUPER SCOOTER The Super Scooter is a scooter board designed for use by children with mobility or balance disabilities. Made of durable 11-ply birch with a carpet top,the board has a handle on one side and a hole in the center to fit on scooter racks. The board also has special ball-shaped hard rubber casters that allow smooth movements with quick 90-degree turns. The Scooter is designed to move as easily over thick carpet as it does on hard smooth surfaces. DIMENSIONS: 16 x 16 inches.

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Price: 64.00.

This product record was updated on March 4, 2009.

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Front Row Experience

540 Discovery Bay Blvd
Discovery Bay, California 94514
United States
Telephone: 800-524-9091 or 925-634-5710.
Fax: 800-524-9091 or 925-634-5710.
Web: http://www.frontrowexperience.com.
Email: service@frontrowexperience.com.


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