Shifting
Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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Newly developed steel frame, robust, with short chainstays for dynamic and agile riding. Frame dimensions: top tube length 431.6 mm, seat tube length 285 mm, chainstay length 360 mm, seatpost length 300 mm, head tube angle 68.8°
Suspension fork for damping shocks in rough terrain
Freewheel 14/28, 6-speed
Chain guide to prevent chain from jumping off
Crank with 36 teeth and 140 mm length, adapted for child's body, with chain guide
6-speed twist grip shifter, easy to use and safe
Two V-brakes with brake arms and pads for effective braking
20 inch wheels
20 inch tires suitable for mountain biking, with side tread for maximum cornering grip, recommended pressure 2 to 3.5 bar, 20 inch tube diameter 1.7 to 2.2, Schrader valve
Grips included
One-piece handlebar and stem
Integrated in one-piece handlebar/stem
Flat pedals
Ergonomic reinforced saddle with plastic bumper at rear
Integrated with handlebar
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Mechanical
9 of 321 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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Published versions from the same family and model year.
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