Shifting
Mechanical
14 of 379 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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Frame material: lightweight, high-quality 6061-T6 aluminum with butted and hydroformed tubes, 20″ wheels, Easy-access low top tube to assist dismounting, Long wheelbase and low center of gravity to aid balancing, Featuring woom-specific molded chainstay protector
Light carbon fork, 1 – 1 ⅛″ tapered steerer tube, 100 x 15 mm thru axle, Post mount for disc brake
Child-friendly because of a small diameter, Single-clamp grip to prevent twisting, Safety zone: extra rubber on the palm-facing portion of the grip for added comfort, 100% silicone for maximum grip
Wide, ergonomically adapted and lightweight aluminum bars for more control, Tapered end to fit a child’s hand, Sandblasted and silver anodized, Width: 570 mm, Rise: 20 mm
Ergonomically designed to fit a child’s anatomy, Streamlined, mountain-bike-specific saddle design, Side protection to lean against walls
27.2 x 250 mm, Anodized aluminum seatpost with insertion marks that indicate the minimum insertion depth, Quick-release seatpost clamp
Forged aluminum, CNC-machined, Handlebars attached via two clamps, Rise/drop: +/-15° with flip-flop design to adjust the handlebar height, Length: 50 mm
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Mechanical
14 of 379 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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