Shifting
Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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Steel mountain bike frame with short chainstays for dynamic and agile handling. Top tube length: 478.6 mm, seat tube length: 345 mm, chainstay length: 415 mm, seatpost length: 300 mm, steering angle: 68.2°
Suspension fork with 50 mm travel for absorbing shocks on rough terrain (roots, gravel, stones, etc.)
34-tooth crankset with 152 mm crank arms designed for children to simplify pedaling. Equipped with a cover to protect against contact with the metal part and a chain guard to prevent chain drop.
7-speed derailleur with 14/34 tooth freewheel cassette. Note: Due to supply issues, the bike may be equipped with an equivalent derailleur and cassette from another brand.
Easytrigger thumb shifter for easy shifting between the 7 gears.
Two V-brakes for effective braking. The brakes consist of two brake arms with brake pads that apply pressure to the rim to slow or stop the wheels.
24-inch wheels with quick release system for easy removal and installation of front and rear wheels for transport.
24 × 1.95 inch knobby tires for grip and comfort. Recommended tire pressure: 2 to 3.5 bar. The 24-inch tube is suitable for tire widths from 1.7 to 2.2 inches and is equipped with a Schrader valve.
Flat pedals included. Note: For safe transport, our bikes are shipped with pedals removed and handlebars loose (assembly instructions and tools included).
Ergonomic, reinforced sports saddle perfectly adapted to children's body shape. Features a plastic shell (bumper) at the rear to absorb shocks.
Angled stem for optimal comfort and a slightly elevated seating position, enabling more precise, forward-looking steering.
Spoke reflectors included.
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Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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