Super Cycling Sarah and Sam

Radio-controlled toy with easy-to-use joystick. Sarah rides forwards, backwards, twists, and turns. Includes hair brush to style Sarah's hair. The remote controlled bike allows Sarah to pop wheelies. She rides forwards, backwards, spins, twists, and turns. Radio-control handset features forward, backward, and stop. Sarah and Sam are removable for on-the-go play.

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