Cycling Helmet Kross BORAO III
31,20 €
In Stock
The morning sun reflects off a quiet road, a bottle of water and a snack sit in the rear basket, and ahead lies a free day and miles of unexplored roads. The Women’s Trekking Bike Kross Trans 1.0 28” SR is made for days like these — comfortable, practical, and designed for women looking to combine comfort with functionality on both city rides and countryside adventures. Its lightweight aluminum frame and ZOOM suspension fork with a 30 mm travel can easily handle both city bumps and paved rural trails.
With 21 gears of the trusted Shimano Tourney set, you’ll always find the right rhythm, whether climbing hills or cruising along flat roads. The reliable V- brakes allow you to stop safely, even on a wet road. Comfort features include ergonomic grips, a comfortable KROSS seat, and thoughtful accessories that enhance every ride — an integrated rear rack, fenders, a kickstand, and LED lights make the bike ready for everyday use and weekend trips alike.
The Women’s Trekking Bike Kross Trans 1.0 28” SR is the perfect choice for active women looking for a dependable means of transportation and a recreational companion. Whether you’re commuting, shopping, or simply enjoying a day in the saddle — this bike makes every journey a pleasure.
Technical description:
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Frame |
ALUMINUM PERFORMANCE |
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Frame size |
M (17") / L (19") |
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Fork |
ZOOM 120E (30mm travel) |
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Number of speeds |
21 |
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Rear derailleur |
SHIMANO TOURNEY TY510 |
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Front derailleur |
SHIMANO TOURNEY TY300 |
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Gear shifter |
SHIMANO TOURNEY ST-EF41 |
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Cranks |
WHEEL TOP |
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Cassette |
SHIMANO TZ500 (14-28T) |
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Chain |
YBN S50 |
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Brakes |
V-Brake |
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Brake levers |
SHIMANO TOURNEY ST-EF41 |
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Hubs |
ALUMINUM |
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Rims |
ALUMINUM |
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Tires |
WANDA P1134 28X1.65 |
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Stem |
ALUMINUM |
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Handlebars |
STEEL 610/25.4 |
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Seatpost |
ALUMINUM 27.2X350MM |
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Seat |
KROSS |
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Pedals |
PLASTIC COMPOSITE |
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Handle grips |
KROSS |
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Accessories |
Rear rack, battery-powered LED lights, fenders, kickstand |
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Weight |
There is no established standard for weighing bikes. Some manufacturers say their bikes are lighter than they actually are. If you want to know how heavy the bike is, you’ll need to have it weighed at the store. |
