NAKAMURA
Nakamura Glade 20" Junior Mountain Bike
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$269.99
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The Nakamura Glade 20" Junior Mountain Bike is an everyday junior mountain bike and a true all-rounder. The hardtail design, quality components and 6-speed drivetrain make for a versatile mountain bike that glides around the neighborhood and performs on recreational trails.
Durable high-tensile steel frame with modern geometry for excellent handling
30mm travel suspension fork smooths out the ride
6-speed drivetrain with Shimano Tourney TY21 rear derailleur
Quick release saddle for easy height adjustment
V-brakes for reliable stopping power
20" x 1.75" tires provide exceptional traction on a variety of surfaces
| Kids Bike Type | Mountain Bike |
|---|---|
| Accessories List | Reflectors |
| Brakes | V-Brake |
| Bicycle Wheel Size | 20" |
| Frame Size (in) | 11.00 in |
| Frame Material | High-Tensile Steel |
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2 out of 5 stars.
Way too heavy for new riders
a month ago
Well, my review might not be totally based on the bike alone, because the Sport Chek bike techs did not set it up right at first -- the fork was super loose, and my kid would turn the handle bars one way, but tire wouldn't follow. So she lost a ton of confidence after she fell. But I brought it back and got it done properly, and she was still struggling with this bike (she learned how to ride on a 16", upgraded because the 16 was too small). Ultimately, this bike is super heavy, and hard for a small child who is not already fairly confident to hold. I know kids bikes are generally heavy, but this bike is heavier than my adult bike that's twice the size. I ended up getting her a used bike that was lighter (for $20!) and that very day she was riding. Hopefully in a few years she can use this bike, but pretty disappointed in the $250+ spent on this.
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