Description
The Belsize 20-Inch kid’s bike is at the leading edge in kid’s bikes without breaking the bank. Belsize bikes provide an ultra-smooth riding with the light weight and the unique belt-driven system, making it no need for switching speed all the time, even when going up hills. Belsize bikes are easier to maneuver without getting fatigued over long distances due to the ultra-lightweight parts. We also eliminated all of the dirt and maintenance that comes from using a metal chain by using a belt-drive system that requires almost zero maintenance or upkeep.
Frame Material: Aluminum Alloy
Size: 20" wheels
Weight: 14.82 lbs
Seat Height: 22.6-29.5 inches
Gain Ratio: 3.79
Gear Ratio: 1.64
Age: 7-10 years
Height: 45- 54" inches
Inseam: 22.6-29.5 inches
CPSC Certified
U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission
For novice riders, the seat height and inseam range are the same. For advanced riders, the seat should be approx. 1.5"taller.
Features
Always Keep Safe
Hand brakes allow for safer, more gradual stops instead of the all-or-nothing harsh stops that come from coaster brakes.
Geometry
Specs
Saddle
Breathable Black Leatherette
Cranks
CNC'D Al6061
Riser Handlebar
480mm Double Butted Al6061
Seat Post
Al6061, 25.4mm
Pedals
POLYURETHANE Bearing
Frame
Hand Brushed Al6061, Forged Drop Outs
Seat Clamp
Er Bolt, 28.6mm
Front Sprocket
CNC'D Al6061, 46T, Hollow 115
Fork
Hand Brushed Al6061, Forged Drop Outs
Rear Hub
Four-bearing Cassette Free Hub
Stem
Forged Al6061, 60mm Reach
Rims
20 x 24H, Double Walled Al6061
Rear Sprocket
CNC'D Al6061, 28T
Brakes
Tektro Adjustable Dual Hand V-brakes
Front Hub
Cartridge Bearing, CNC'D Al6061
Belt
Continental Belt HTD 952-8M, Comes with a Belt Guard
Grips
Er Soft Touch Mushroom
Tyres
20x1.5 in CST/Kenda
What the bicycle media is saying
Excellent bike. Lightweight, built with longevity in mind, and, as my son said, “It looks really sweet
...dropping an additional three pounds was a very big deal for him. So much so that he noticed how much faster the bike was going up hills (despite lacking the 9-speed drivetrain of his mountain bike).
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