Puky CYKE 20-7 ACTIVE Children's Bike - 20" | 7 Gears - berry/black

Due to the tight supply situation for individual components, bikes may sometimes be delivered with deviating equipment. However, any alternative components used will be of a corresponding quality to that of the original components.

Through the use of aluminum components, the Puky Cyke 20-7 Active is not only a lightweight bike for the city, but also impresses with a good performance on short as well as medium distances. The 7-speed derailleur gears also offers the possibility to adjust the gear ratio to your own needs.

In addition to high-quality mudguards, lugged tires with reflective stripes the children's bike can also features safety equipment compliant to German StVZO. Safety in the dark is provided by a LED front light with on/off automatic and a LED rear light with parking function. Made in Germany.

Features of the Puky Cyke 20 children's bike

• wheel size: 20 inch
• materal: aluminum (frame, fork, crank, rims and seatpost)
• brake system: V-Brake rim brakes
• drivetrain: 7-speed derailleur gears
• crank arm length: 127 mm
• chainring: 32 teeth
• gradation cassette: 13-28 teeth
• painting: shock-resistant powder coating
• equipment according to German StVZO

Equipment

• front and rear reflectors
• Shimano hub dynamo
• LED front light with on/off automatic
• LED rear light with parking light
• non-slip pedals with third reflector
• side stand and bell
• height adjustable saddle (58-69 cm seat height)
• lugged tires with reflective stripes
• mudguards

step length: 53-65 cm
height: 122-141 cm
age: 6-10 years
weight: approx. 10 kg (manufacturer's specification)
max. payload: 60kg

PUKY bicycles have a well-designed frame geometry in a modern look, which is based on adult trends, but guarantees optimal consideration of children's requirements. They have a maximum range of adjustment for saddle and handlebars, ensuring a long service life without limiting the optimal controllability of the vehicle. PUKY bicycles are equipped according to the StVZO and are therefore allowed to participate in public road traffic.