Shifting
Mechanical
10 of 367 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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Aluminum frame with sloping geometry, suitable for children with a height of 1.35 m to 1.50 m, 26-inch wheels, low step-through for easy mounting and dismounting
Suspension fork designed for slightly uneven terrain
No rear suspension (hardtail), ideal for entry-level MTB tours
7-speed cassette with Mega Range freewheel, range 14–34 teeth
Single chainring with 34 teeth
Chain guide included to prevent chain drop
Lightweight aluminum crank with 152 mm length, adapted to children's leg length, with chain guide to prevent chain drop
Single shifter on the handlebar for easy gear changes
V-brakes with aluminum brake levers positioned close to the handlebar for easy reach by children
Quick release system for easy front wheel removal and installation
26-inch wheels for better obstacle clearance and comfort
Soft-touch material grips for good grip and comfortable feel
Aluminum handlebar, 580 mm wide, adapted to children's shoulder width
Flat pedals
Ergonomic reinforced sports saddle adapted to children's body, with plastic shell at the back to absorb shocks
Aluminum stem, 60 mm long with 15° angle for comfortable and ergonomic raised riding position
Compatible with front and rear fenders
No lighting included
Compatible with stand
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Mechanical
10 of 367 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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