Kids Mountain Bike: GBP 25

By bcacao
February 17, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 17, 2019

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Posted February 17, 2019

Sturdy B'Twin mountain bike for 6 to 8 year olds, 20".

Used, but in good condition.

This MTB is equipped with a bell, lighting, wheel reflectors and a derailleur guard.

The frame is also compatible with other B'Twin accessories:

- front and rear mudguards

- stand

- rear pannier rack

Two V-Brake pads for effective braking.Brakes are composed of callipers that exert more or less pressure on the rim to slow or stop the rotation of the wheels.

Saddle is equipped with a plastic section on the rear (a bumper) to protect against any impacts.

This bike is equipped with a grip shifter to change between the 5 speeds: an easier, safer system as the child's hands stay on the handlebars. Facilitates changing gear to adapt to the terrain.

Length: 140cm Height: 80cm

Width: 54cm

PRICE: GBP 25

Let me know if you'd like to come round, thanks.

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