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Description
The S’Cool niXe 18 children’s bike is colourful, fun and child-friendly. It’s a model that will make kids’ hearts beat faster. S’Cool bikes are also a favourite with parents because of their high quality and safety.
S’Cool (Germany).
Details:
- Frame: aluminium
- S.Cool: Aluminium: Aluminum Frame size:
S: aluminium ::: 28 cm – suitable for a child of approx. 105-120 cm height - Number of gears: 1
- Brakes: V-brake + foot brake
- Wheel weight: 9,5 kg
- Tyre size: 18″
Komplekti kuuluvad porilauad, seisujalg ja ketikaitse.
18.5: 18″ wheel with stand, wheel cover, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock, wheel lock.
NB! The exact color of bicycle parts (e.g. saddle, tires, grips) may vary depending on the batch!
If you would like us to assemble the bicycle for you, please choose the service “Bicycle Assembly” under the “Velomarket Recommends” section. If you come to pick up the bicycle yourself from either of our stores, you can leave with a bike that is ready to ride.
If you order bicycle assembly and courier delivery to your home, the bicycle will be delivered 85% assembled. The brakes and gears are adjusted in the workshop, but to prevent transport damage, the pedals are removed and the handlebar is turned sideways. For larger bicycles, the front wheel is also removed.
If you would like to have additional accessories installed, please indicate this in the comments field. Installation can be paid for on-site or later by invoice. With courier delivery, we can install a kickstand, basket mount and mudguard mounts, but the basket itself and the mudguards should be installed after receiving the goods.
The buyer is responsible for the correct final assembly of the bicycle and preparing it for use. Please note that failure to comply with this requirement will void the product warranty. For safety and to maintain the warranty, we recommend having your bicycle assembled and adjusted by a professional bicycle workshop.
