Shifting
Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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The new chainset has a 140 mm crank that is designed for a child's leg length. This chainset allows you to start pedalling more easily.
A bedding-in process is required. On a flat, dry road, perform 3 sets of 10 progressive brake applications at increasing speeds. 1) Ride at 15 km/h, brake down to 5 km/h, and repeat 10 times. 2) Ride at 20 km/h, brake down to 5 km/h, and repeat 10 times.3) Optional (kid's bike): Ride at 25 km/h, brake down to 5 km/h, and repeat 10 times.Between each step, release and ride for a few dozen metres in order to ventilate the disc.This bedding-in process optimises the pad/disc adhesion.
To transport the bike, we’ve made it easy to remove and attach the front wheel. It is equipped with a quick-release system. The 20" lugged tyres with a 2.2 cross-section provide traction and lots of comfort. They help compensate for the lack of a suspension fork. The recommended tyre pressure is displayed on the tyre sidewall (between 2 and 3.5 bar). The 20" inner tube is compatible with cross-sections of 1.7 to 2.2. It has a Schrader valve.
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Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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