Description
This bike is only delivered in the Netherlands and Belgium. Delivery time is between 2 and 5 business days. Sporty, reliable, and ready for everyday use! The Bikefun Beast 26 inch is specially designed for young cyclists who love speed, control, and a cool look. With its robust frame, sporty geometry, and striking black and red color scheme, this is a bike you'll want to be seen with—from school to the playground and everywhere in between. Power and versatility: The strong steel frame offers excellent stability and durability, while the 24-inch wheels ensure agility and control. Thanks to the Shimano Tourney 6-speed gears, you can shift smoothly and always find the right gear—whether you're riding uphill, against the wind, or picking up speed on flat sections. Reliable braking performance with V-brakes: The powerful V-brakes at the front and rear provide direct and reliable braking power, in all weather conditions. This allows for safe and controlled stops, whether in the city or on quiet country roads. Comfort and grip: The wide tread tires offer excellent grip on both paved and unpaved roads. The sporty saddle, upright handlebar position, and ergonomic grips ensure a comfortable ride, even over longer distances. Who is this bike suitable for? The Bikefun Beast 26-inch is perfect for children aged around 10 years or over, or approximately 145 cm tall. It's the ideal choice for those ready for a sporty model that combines speed, agility, and style. Features: Wheel size: 26 inches - suitable for children from approx. 10 years (145 cm)
Shimano Tourney 6-speed gears - smooth shifting in any situation
Powerful V-brakes front and rear for reliable braking performance
Sturdy steel frame in black with red accents
Comfortable sports saddle and ergonomic handles
Wide profile tires for excellent grip on various surfaces
Suitable for everyday use and recreational rides With the Bikefun Beast 26 inch - Black/Red you choose a sporty and reliable children's bicycle that makes every ride a pleasure - every day again.
