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EIGHT-SPEED ALL-TERRAIN BIKE FOR KIDS (AGES 10–14): The woom EXPLORE 6 is a superlight 26” children’s bike built for confident young riders ready to EXPLORE beyond the pavement. With kid-optimized geometry for a natural, ergonomic riding position, this versatile bike is ideal for longer adventures. It features grippy all-terrain tires, responsive disc brakes for superior stopping power, and a smooth microSHIFT Acolyte trigger shifter that's easy for smaller hands to operate.
PROPER BIKE SIZING: Finding the right bike to accommodate young riders is crucial to ensuring a positive riding experience – measure the rider’s inseam and height to determine the right size and fit. The woom EXPLORE 6 is recommended for a rider’s inseam ranging from 22.1″ – 27.9″ and height ranging from 55″ – 65″. woom EXPLORE 6 Specs: 26” tires, adjustable saddle height: 29.9”–38”, bike weight): 22.2 lbs, rider weight limit: 175 lbs.
LIGHTWEIGHT & EASY TO RIDE: The ultra-light aluminum frame, weighing just 22.2 lbs, is designed for effortless handling and comfort on every ride. Its ergonomic features provide a smooth, intuitive experience, mile after mile. The wide, lightweight aluminum riser bars with an ergonomic design and child-specific tapered ends are perfectly suited for smaller hands.
HYDRAULIC FLAT MOUNT DISC BRAKES: Equipped with powerful, responsive hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm/140mm Rotors (front/back) for superior stopping power. Featuring adjustable, ergonomic brake levers designed specifically for children to ensure a comfortable and safe ride.
EIGHT-SPEED MICROSHIFT TRIGGER SHIFTER: Make shifting effortless for your child with the microSHIFT Acolyte trigger shifter, offering 8 speeds for smooth transitions. Paired with a microSHIFT Acolyte rear derailleur, it gives your child the freedom to conquer both hills and trails with ease. Whether they’re riding through the woods or on longer adventures, gears open up a world of possibilities, turning every ride into a fun, exciting journey.
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