20 inch Mountain Kids Bike, Boys Girls Bike for Ages 6-12 Years Old, Children Bicycle with 7-Speed and Front Suspension, Boy Girl Commuter Tool to School, for Kids
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20 inch Mountain Kids Bike, Boys Girls Bike for Ages 6-12 Years Old, Children Bicycle with 7-Speed and Front Suspension, Boy Girl Commuter Tool to School, for Kids
- ?【KIAPALNO KIDS BIKES】: This Kids bikes are suitable for children 4'0-4'8(42-56 inches )in height, the classic style steel frame is lightweight but Sturdy, easy for children to control, perfect for mountain biking and recreational cycling.
- ?【SHIFT SYSTEM】: 7-speed drivetrain provides soft shifting and full control for kids, twist shifter is intuitive and easy to use; flick your wrist to shift gears for easy pedaling.
- ?【WIDE TIRES】: Wide 2.125-inch all-terrain tires are puncture-resistant, soothing small bumps and hugging the trail for a smooth, smooth ride.
- ?【SAFE CONTROL】: Equipped with Dual V brake, allows for more precise and controlled braking. This braking design comes with a lower lighter weight, yet strong enough for kids to tackle different terrains and have better control over the bike.
- ?【ASSEMBLY AND SERVICE】: We will provide you with installation instructions, or if you have any shipping or assembly questions about this product, please feel free to contact us, we will get back to you within 24 hours.
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