If you want to receive the bike of your dreams ready for use, remember to add the bike assembly (see link).
Bike assembly link:
https://www.francesconibike.com/collections/montaggio-bici
Trail hunting. Big plus tires for traction and comfort and a light, agile feel, the Trail Plus 20 is the best bike for learning to ride trails with fewer falls.
What is it designed for? Increase safety and off-road ability Children 117cm-130cm
Strengths.
- Lightweight and durable aluminum, because a lightweight bike is easier to handle and more fun to ride
- Powerful child-friendly disc brakes and a 7-speed rotary gearbox are designed with little hands in mind.
- Plus-Size wheels and tires (24x2.6") to absorb shocks and with the right grip.
Technical specifications :
Details
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Platform: Kids Trail from 5 to 8 years
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Model Name: Kids Trail Plus 20
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Model Code: C51152U
Chassis:
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Frame: SmartForm C3 Alloy, IS disc brake ready, rack and fender mounts
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Fork: SmartForm C3 Alloy, 1-1/8" steerer, IS disc brake ready
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Headset: FSA, alloy, 1-1/8"
Transmission:
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Gearbox: microSHIFT M21S
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Shifters: microSHIFT, low torque Twist Shift, 7 speed
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Chain: KMC Z7, 1/2 x 3/32"
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Crankset: Prowheel, Pro-V30, 130mm length, 30 teeth
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Cassette: Sunrace, wide range 11-34 teeth, 7 speed
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Bottom bracket: Cartridge, square axle
Brakes:
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Brakes: Tektro mechanical disc brake
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Brake levers: Alloy, straight pull
Wheels:
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Rims: Cannondale, light alloy, 20", 28 spokes
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Spokes: Steel, 14g black
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Tire size: 2.6
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Wheel size: 20
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Hubs: (Front) KT Alloy, quick release / (Rear) KT Alloy, 7-speed freewheel
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Tires: Kenda Slant Six, 20x2.6"
Components:
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Handlebar: Lightweight alloy, 25.4mm, 560mm
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Stem: Forged and machined aluminum, 30mm with integrated stem cover
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Grips: Cannondale Kid's Comfort
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Saddle: Cannondale Kid's Comfort
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Seatpost: Monocoque, clampless, alloy, 25.4mm
Specifications are subject to change without notice based on component availability.
The image is purely indicative and may not fully reflect the characteristics of the product .
