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Nomor Model Sepeda Roda Tiga Family

Nomor model sepeda roda tiga Family terdiri dari 4 sampai dengan 6 huruf atau angka.
Dua Angka Pertama
59 Ban Kecil, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Kecil
79Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Kecil
99 Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Besar
92Sandaran Tangan Seri Pesawat, Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Besar
94Sandaran Tangan Seri Bintang, Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Besar
82Sandaran Tangan Seri Pesawat, Diameter dan Tapak Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Besar
84Sandaran Tangan Seri Bintang, Diameter dan Tapak Ban Besar, Jok Besar, Tongkat Dorong Kemudi, Keranjang Besar
902 Kursi

Kamis

Mengenal Baby Car Seat

Berat badan bayi adalah faktor utama dalam pemilihan car seat, bukan usia bayi. Untuk kendaraan dengan kemudi di sebelah kanan dan terdapat fasilitas air bag untuk penumpang di kursi depan, tempat yang paling tepat memasang car seat adalah di kursi belakang sebelah kiri.

Senin

Child Car Seat

Types of Child Seats

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An appropriate child restraint is one which:
  • Conforms to the United Nations standard, ECE Regulation 44-03 or later version
  • Is suitable for the child's weight and size
  • Is correctly fitted according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Car Seat Weight Group

Car seat weight groups

Once you know which sort of child car seat you're looking for, head over to our child car seats reviews to see the best – and worst – performers in our rigorous tests.
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How do you know which type of child car seat to choose?

child car seats - seats for different weights The weight, not the age, of your child is the more important factor when changing groups
Child car seats are split into groups according to the weight of the child they're designed to protect.
These groups are defined by United Nations safety regulations and cover children from birth all the way up to 36kg (about 11.5 years for boys and 11 years for girls).
Each child car seat is tested by the manufacturer to ensure that it provides a minimum level of protection for children of the weight range covered by its group.
So, when choosing a child car seat, the first thing to remember is that your child’s weight is a more important factor than his or her age.
Moving babies and younger children up to the next group before they reach the maximum weight for their seat could lead to more severe injuries in a crash.

How to buy infant car seat?

The lowdown on convertible car seats 

You have a choice of two types of car seat for your baby: an infant car seat or a convertible car seat. 
A convertible seat converts from a rear-facing seat for babies and toddlers to a forward-facing seat. It carries children from birth to somewhere between 40 and 80 pounds and up to 50 inches tall, depending on the seat.
Another type of convertible seat known as a 3-in-1 or all-in-one car seat can change from rear-facing to forward-facing, then into a booster seat for children up to 100 pounds. (Note: Some "3-in-1" car seats are not for babies. They're forward-facing only, and convert from car seat for older toddlers to high-back booster to backless booster.)
It's cheaper to buy a convertible car seat for a newborn instead of starting with an infant car seat and then transitioning to a convertible. But experts say young babies are safer in an infant car seat. Many parents say their newborn seems to be swimming in a convertible seat, and they have to use head rests, towels, or other cushioning to prop him safely in place until he grows into the seat.
A convertible car seat is also less convenient for you at first: Convertible seats are heavy. And unlike infant car seats, they have to be installed in the car rather than clicked into a base that's installed in the car – so you can't easily take them in and out of the car, carry your baby in them, or snap them into a stroller.

What to look for when buying

Ease of use: Look for the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration's five-star rating system: The more stars a car seat has, the easier it is to use. The NHTSA ratings take into account how easy it is to install the seat in your car and secure your child in it, as well as the content and clarity of the instruction manual.




A five-point safety harness: The straps – one for each shoulder, one for each thigh, and one between your baby's legs – are more adjustable (and thus safer) than older designs.






Easy adjustments: You'll need to adjust the harness as your child grows, so avoid seats that make this complicated. Better car seats allow you to adjust the straps and harness height easily from the front. A few models even have one-hand belt adjustments with quick-release buckles.



LATCH (lower anchors and tethers for children): Since 2002, all car seats and vehicles have been compatible with the LATCH system. LATCH allows you to attach the car seat directly to your vehicle instead of using the seat belt to secure it. This can make installation safer and easier. Convertible car seats are equipped with top tether and bottom straps, but the manufacturer may recommend not using the top tether strap in the rear-facing position. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.




Easy cleaning: Kids and messes go hand in hand, but a surprising number of car seats come with covers you can't take off. A detachable, machine-washable cover makes cleanup much easier.





Comfort: A well-padded seat with plenty of head support gives your baby a better ride.





Side-impact protection: Some car seats have special energy-absorbing foam and other features designed to better protect your baby's head and chest in a side-impact accident.

Important safety notes

How to install
You might think that anyone who can read an instruction manual and follow directions can install a car seat correctly. In reality, it's not so easy. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3 out of 4 car seats are improperly installed.
For safety's sake, have your car seat and its installation checked by a professional. To arrange an inspection in your area, use the National Highway Safety Transportation Administration's car seat inspection station locator.




For advice on avoiding the most common car seat installation mistakes, see our article on installing a car seat. You can also talk to parents in our Car Safety groups.
Where to install
Car seats must be installed in the backseat. For babies and toddlers under age 2, install the car seat facing the rear of the car. Experts say it's safest to keep your child rear-facing as long as possible, at least until your child is 2 years old or reaches the maximum rear-facing height and weight limit for your car seat. (Most newer convertible seats can handle kids up to 40 pounds or so in a rear-facing position.)
Secondhand seats
We don't recommend buying used car seats. Secondhand seats could be missing important parts, have been involved in an accident (even unseen damage can affect the way a seat functions), fall short of current safety standards, or have been recalled due to faulty design. Moreover, plastic gets brittle as it gets older, so a seat that's too old could break in a crash.
If you use a secondhand seat, make sure it has never been in an accident, is less than five years old, and comes with all parts and instructions.

Resources http://www.babycenter.com/0_how-to-buy-an-infant-car-seat_5754.bc?page=1

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How to buy a convertible car seat

The lowdown on convertible car seats 

You have a choice of two types of car seat for your baby: an infant car seat or a convertible car seat. 
A convertible seat converts from a rear-facing seat for babies and toddlers to a forward-facing seat. It carries children from birth to somewhere between 40 and 80 pounds and up to 50 inches tall, depending on the seat.
Another type of convertible seat known as a 3-in-1 or all-in-one car seat can change from rear-facing to forward-facing, then into a booster seat for children up to 100 pounds. (Note: Some "3-in-1" car seats are not for babies. They're forward-facing only, and convert from car seat for older toddlers to high-back booster to backless booster.)
It's cheaper to buy a convertible car seat for a newborn instead of starting with an infant car seat and then transitioning to a convertible. But experts say young babies are safer in an infant car seat. Many parents say their newborn seems to be swimming in a convertible seat, and they have to use head rests, towels, or other cushioning to prop him safely in place until he grows into the seat.
A convertible car seat is also less convenient for you at first: Convertible seats are heavy. And unlike infant car seats, they have to be installed in the car rather than clicked into a base that's installed in the car – so you can't easily take them in and out of the car, carry your baby in them, or snap them into a stroller.

What to look for when buying

Ease of use: Look for the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration's five-star rating system: The more stars a car seat has, the easier it is to use. The NHTSA ratings take into account how easy it is to install the seat in your car and secure your child in it, as well as the content and clarity of the instruction manual.




A five-point safety harness: The straps – one for each shoulder, one for each thigh, and one between your baby's legs – are more adjustable (and thus safer) than older designs.






Easy adjustments: You'll need to adjust the harness as your child grows, so avoid seats that make this complicated. Better car seats allow you to adjust the straps and harness height easily from the front. A few models even have one-hand belt adjustments with quick-release buckles.



LATCH (lower anchors and tethers for children): Since 2002, all car seats and vehicles have been compatible with the LATCH system. LATCH allows you to attach the car seat directly to your vehicle instead of using the seat belt to secure it. This can make installation safer and easier. Convertible car seats are equipped with top tether and bottom straps, but the manufacturer may recommend not using the top tether strap in the rear-facing position. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.




Easy cleaning: Kids and messes go hand in hand, but a surprising number of car seats come with covers you can't take off. A detachable, machine-washable cover makes cleanup much easier.





Comfort: A well-padded seat with plenty of head support gives your baby a better ride.





Side-impact protection: Some car seats have special energy-absorbing foam and other features designed to better protect your baby's head and chest in a side-impact accident.






Important safety notes

How to install
You might think that anyone who can read an instruction manual and follow directions can install a car seat correctly. In reality, it's not so easy. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3 out of 4 car seats are improperly installed.
For safety's sake, have your car seat and its installation checked by a professional. To arrange an inspection in your area, use the National Highway Safety Transportation Administration's car seat inspection station locator.




For advice on avoiding the most common car seat installation mistakes, see our article on installing a car seat. You can also talk to parents in our Car Safety groups.
Where to install
Car seats must be installed in the backseat. For babies and toddlers under age 2, install the car seat facing the rear of the car. Experts say it's safest to keep your child rear-facing as long as possible, at least until your child is 2 years old or reaches the maximum rear-facing height and weight limit for your car seat. (Most newer convertible seats can handle kids up to 40 pounds or so in a rear-facing position.)
Secondhand seats
We don't recommend buying used car seats. Secondhand seats could be missing important parts, have been involved in an accident (even unseen damage can affect the way a seat functions), fall short of current safety standards, or have been recalled due to faulty design. Moreover, plastic gets brittle as it gets older, so a seat that's too old could break in a crash.
If you use a secondhand seat, make sure it has never been in an accident, is less than five years old, and comes with all parts and instructions.

Resouces  http://www.babycenter.com/0_how-to-buy-a-convertible-car-seat_430.bc
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Minggu

What is a Combination Car Seat?

Question: What is a Combination Car Seat?
Answer: A combination car seat is a forward-facing-only car seat that has a 5-point internal harness and can also be used later as a belt-positioning booster car seat.

Combination car seats are often mistakenly called convertible car seats or booster seats. However, unlike a convertible car seat, combination seats cannot be used rear-facing. Unlike booster-only seats, the combination car seat has a harness that is used for children under a certain weight, but can also be used in booster mode later on.

The most common combination car seats can be used in the harnessed mode until your baby reaches 40 lbs. Then you can switch to booster mode by removing the harness straps and using the seat with your vehicle seat belt as a belt-positioning booster through 80 or 100 lbs. If a car seat box says that the seat can be used from 20-100 lbs, or 20-80 lbs, check the labels on the sides of the car seat to find the maximum harnessed weight. With combination car seats, parents often assume that the harness can be used to the maximum listed weight for the seat, not realizing that the upper weight limits are for booster mode only. Using an internal harness beyond its intended maximum weight could result in car seat breakage in a crash.

Several newer combination car seats have harnesses that are rated beyond the usual 40 lbs. These higher harness weights allow your baby to remain in a 5-point harness longer, which is a big safety benefit.

When shopping for a combination car seat, look for a reasonably tall shell, the highest harness strap slots you can find, higher harness weight limits, and wide shoulder belt slots for booster mode. The tall shell and high harness slots will allow your baby to use the car seat longer, since baby's ears will need to stay below the top of the shell and the harness straps must be above baby's shoulders. The wide shoulder belt guides will be helpful in booster mode, because the slit-type shoulder belt guides found on many older combination car seat models don't allow the shoulder belt to slide freely, possibly allowing dangerous slack in the seat belt.

Resources: Heather Corley
Baby Products Guide
http://babyproducts.about.com/od/carseatglossary/f/combination.htm

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Fisher Price Deluxe Infant to Toddler Comfort Rocker

1 Fisher Price Deluxe Inant to Toddler Comfort Rocker 4 Fisher Price Deluxe Infant to Toddler Comfort Rocker
2 Fisher Price Deluxe Infant to Toddler Comfort Rocker 3 Fisher Price Deluxe Infant to Toddler Comfort Rocker
Identitas Produk
Merek Fisher-Price, Nomor dan Nama Model Deluxe Infant to Toddler Comfort Rocker
Jenis Produk Rocker, Kategori Produk Bouncer and Rocker

Spesifikasi Produk
  • Easily converts to a toddler rocker
  • For children up to 18 kg!
  • Fold-out kickstand for feeding or napping
  • Baby can bat at fun spinning toys!
  • Extra-deep comfy cradle seat!
Better for Baby
Promotes Comfort and Security
  • Calming vibrations and gentle rocking motion soothe baby.
Encourages Developing Motor Skills
  • As baby reaches and grasps toys, eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills are enhanced.
Stimulates the Senses
  • Colorful activities offer visual stimulation.
  • Stimulates sense of touch with variety of textures.
Better for Mom
  • Enjoy years of use—from birth to 40 pounds!
  • Convenient space for feeding baby.
  • Machine-washable pad.
Detail Produk
Usia New Born - 3 tahun; Beban Maksimum18kg  (40 lbs)
Requires 1 D battery (not included). Includes two button-cell batteries for toy operation.

It’s a reclining infant seat with a fold-out kickstand—great for feeding baby. Adjust the seat upright so baby’s movements create rocking motion—with stimulating toys and music to enjoy. For naptime, you can remove the toy bar and switch on calming vibrations. And as your child grows, it becomes a toddler rocking chair for children up to 40 lbs! Other features include three-point restraint to hold baby securely in place, two-position seat recline and removable, washable seat pad.

Developmental Guidelines: Use the upright position only when your child has developed enough upper body control to sit without leaning forward.

Daftar harga Bouncers and Jumpero
Produk sejenis Daftar Harga Seats - Bouncers and Rockers

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Selasa

Sepeda Lipat Forward 003 HighWind Aluminium Alloy Frame 20 Inci

Sepeda Lipat Forward HighWind Aluminium Alloy Frame 20 Inci Sepeda Lipat Forward HighWind Aluminium Alloy Frame 20 Inci

Identitas Produk
Merek Forward, Nomor dan Nama Model 003 High Wind
Ukuran 20 Inci
Jenis Produk Sepeda Lipat, Kategori Produk Folding Bike

Spesifikasi Produk
  • Rangka Aloi Aluminium
  • Pelek Aloi Aluminium 
  • Sepatbor 
  • Ekstra: Tas Sepeda Lipat
  • 6 Speed Shimano
  • Rem Depan Cakram
  • Rem Belakang V-Brake
  • Bagasi
  • Pedal Lipat
  • Standar
Detail Produk
Usia Dewasa

Daftar harga Sepeda Lipat Trinx
Produk sejenis Daftar Harga Sepeda Lipat

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Lokasi Parkir di Jalan Bekasi Barat, Jatinegara

Halte BusWay Koridor XI Stasiun Jatinegara 2 Toko SaranaHalte BusWay Koridor XI Stasiun Jatinegara 2
Koordinat Lokasi Toko Sarana:
100 meter Sejajar Stasiun Jatinegara dan
di Depan Ruang Tunggu Halte BusWay "Stasiun Jatinegara 2"
Koridor XI Kampung Melayu - Pulogebang

Jakarta Gems Center - Rawabening Jakarta Gems Center - Rawabening Halte BusWay Koridor XI Stasiun Jatinegara 2
Lokasi Parkir Mobil: Jakarta Gems Center - Rawabening
Pusat Batu Permata di Seberang Stasiun Jatinegara

Menuju Toko Sarana, Jalan Bekasi Barat No 53 (Lokasi Toko Sejajar Stasiun Jatinegara):
  • Keluar Jakarta Gems Center, menyeberangi jalan ke arah Stasiun Jatinegara, Menuju Toko Harum
  • Belok kiri, lurus 100 meter melewati Pertokoan PT Kereta Api (PTKA)
  • Lokasi Toko Sarana di depan Ruang Tunggu Halte BusWay "Stasiun Jatinegara 2" Koridor XI Pulogebang - Kampung Melayu
Toko Sarana tidak ada Cabang, pastikan lokasi kami hanya di Jalan Bekasi Barat No 53, Jatinegara

Link Terkait: Tentang Kami

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