ACID 200
The Acid 200 is every inch a junior version of its adult counterpart. With a 7-speed transmission and powerful, easily controllable V-brakes, your young rider has everything they need to build their confidence and skills - and have loads of fun in the process. Brake levers are designed to fit small hands properly, and there's a power modulator on the front brake to help prevent accidents from over-enthusiastic braking. With a large 34-tooth bailout gear at the back, it's the bike that'll enable your child to extend their range and have even more adventures on two wheels.
AUSSTATTUNG
| RĖMAS | Aluminium Lite 6061 |
|---|---|
| DYDIS | 20" |
| ŠAKĖ | Rigid Hi-Ten fork |
| STANDI ŠAKĖ | Rigid Hi-Ten fork |
| STABDŽIŲ SISTEMA | Alloy V-Brake with Powermodulator |
| GALINIS PAVARŲ PERJUNGĖJAS | Shimano RD-TY300, 7-Speed |
| PAVARŲ PERJUNGIMO RANKENĖLĖS | Shimano SL-RS45, Revoshift |
| PRIEKINIS ŽVAIGŽDŽIŲ BLOKAS | Samox, 36T, 127mm with Chainguard, Aluminium |
| GALINIS ŽVAIGŽDŽIŲ BLOKAS | Sunrace MFM300.7, 13-34T |
| GRANDINĖ | KMC HV500 |
| PRIEKINĖ ĮVORĖ | CUBE Aluminium |
| GALINĖ ĮVORĖ | CUBE Aluminium |
| RATLANKIAI | Aluminium |
| PADANGOS | CUBE IMPAC Smartpac, 2.1 |
| VAIRO RANKENĖLĖS | CUBE Aluminium Lite |
| VAIRAS | CUBE Aluminium Lite, 560mm |
| VAIRO RANKENĖLĖS | Velo |
| BALNELIO LAIKIKLIS | CUBE Aluminium Lite |
| BALNELIO LAIKIKLIO UŽVERŽĖJAS | CUBE |
| BALNELIS | CUBE Kid |
| VAIRO KOLONĖLĖ | CUBE A-Headset |
| PEDALAI | CUBE Kid |
| SKAMBUTIS | Nuvo |
| SVORIS | 9,4 kg |
| SPALVA | grey´n´red |
| BAR KODAS | 522125 |
Geometrija
The Acid 200's heat-treated, 6061 aluminium frame has the same quality and durability as our full-size mountain bikes. It's light and strong, thanks to a curved and formed down tube that's tailored specifically to a young rider's weight. V-brake bosses front and rear are just the same as you'll find on mum or dad's bike. And, because we know that accidents can happen, we fitted a replaceable derailleur hanger - so that an unexpected tumble doesn't write off the frame.
