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The Junior Bike DHS Cedric 24” is the ideal choice for young cyclists looking for more than just a bike for riding around the block. Its 280 mm steel frame provides a strong and durable construction that any child will appreciate, whether riding on trails or around town. With 24-inch wheels fitted with sturdy Kenda tires and reliable V-brakes, the DHS Cedric can handle asphalt, gravel, and light off-road terrain with ease. Smooth and precise gear changes are ensured by Shimano Tourney grip shifters, which offer a total of 18 speeds – perfect for nature trips as well as daily rides to school.
The DHS Cedric is more than just a means of transport – it’s a ticket to adventure. The sporty seat, MTB handlebars, and features tailored for young riders give this bike a personality kids will love. Whether cruising on bike trails or exploring city corners, the Junior Bike DHS Cedric 24” will be a reliable companion every step of the way.
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Technical description:
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Wheel size |
24" |
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Frame |
Steel ATB, V-brake |
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Frame size |
280 mm (11") |
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Fork |
Steel, fixed, V-brake |
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Gear shifter |
Shimano Tourney SL-RS35, grip shifter, 3x6 speeds |
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Brakes |
V-Brake, aluminum |
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Number of speeds |
18 |
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Rear derailleur |
Shimano Tourney RD-TY21L |
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Chainring |
Steel, triple chainring, 42x34x24T, 152 mm |
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Cassette |
Shimano MF-TZ500-6, 14-28T |
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Hubs |
Steel, 36 holes |
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Chain |
KMC Z-6 |
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Rims |
Cerurim D02, double-walled, aluminum |
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Tires |
Kenda K816, 24 x 2.1" |
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Stem |
Steel, quill type, 25.4 mm |
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Seatpost |
Steel, 25.4 x 248 mm |
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Seat |
Sport |
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Handlebars |
MTB, 580 mm, steel |
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Additional features |
Kickstand, reflectors, bell |
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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. |
