Reid Ranger20" Aluminium Kid's Mountain Bike
R3,199
About
Nothing beats your first proper bike. Our Ranger is built tough to deliver huge fun for little riders – with the quality, safety, and value that parents love to see. Sized for riders 120-135cm (7 – 9 years of age).
From the footpath to the dirt track, these bikes are designed to build confidence and encourage adventure. The Ranger is not your average kid’s bike, it’s built to endure everything your kids can throw at it. The quality alloy components mean it will go over jumps and ride through muddy creeks for years to come. A quality build with trusted components means a safer, more enjoyable ride and these bikes are the real deal!
Product Features
- Lightweight, hydroformed aluminum frame that is durable, safe and easy to control
- Shimano 7-Speed Tourney gearing to keep those legs moving
- Suspension forks to soak up the bumps and improve control over tricky terrain
- Confidence-inspiring contact points (handlebars, grips, saddle, and pedals) that have been scaled to suit young riders.
- REID is the only Australian bike brand certified to the Australian Safety Standard
- Frame 6061 aluminum alloy Fork Zoom suspension fork Shifters Microshift thumb shifters Rear derailleur Shimano Tourney Freewheel/cassette
Product Specifications
- Frame: 6061 aluminum alloy
- Fork: Zoom suspension fork
- Shifters: Microshift thumb shifters
- Rear derailleur Shimano Tourney
- Freewheel /cassette: Shimano 7-speed freewheel (14-28t)
- Chainset: Alloy crankset single chainring 42T
- Chain: KMC Z50
- Bottom bracket: VP sealed bearing
- Brakes: Alloy V-brakes
- Brake levers: Tektro kids specific
- Wheelset rim: REID double-wall alloy
- Hub: REID alloy bolt-on
- Tyres: Kenda 20 x 2.0′′
- Handlebars: REID alloy riser bar
- Stem: Zoom Ahead 1 1/8 alloy
- Grips: REID ergonomic rubber
- Saddle: REID junior MTB
- Seatpost: REID alloy 27.2mm micro-adjust
- Pedals: VP PVC platform
- Accessories: Bell
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