Cube Access 200 2021 Kids Bike

Evans Cycles Price Was £300.00 STORE HOMEPAGE

Colour: white
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First seen in Feb 2021

Description

About the Cube Access 200 Children get more adventurous as they get older - it's part of the natural process of growing up. And where their riding is concerned, that means they'll need a bike that's up to the task. The Access 200 is every inch a junior version of its adult counterpart, from the carefully constructed frame to the 7-speed transmission and powerful, easily controllable brakes. Its heat-treated 6061 aluminium chassis has the same quality and durability as our full-size mountain bikes, but it's also as light as Cube's engineers can reasonably make it whilst maintaining its strength. Because we know that accidents can happen when kids are pushing their limits, we've made the derailleur hanger easily replaceable so that a crash doesn't write off the frame. Details like the brake levers and alloy cranks are specially designed for small bodies, so they fit perfectly and work easily. There's even a power modulator on the front brake, so over-enthusiastic stopping is less likely to result in tears. When the climb starts to get too steep, the large 34-tooth bailout gear will lend a helping hand for tired legs. Add it all up, and it's the ideal introduction to off-road fun with mum and dad. About Cube The Cube story starts in Germany back in 1993. To help fund his studies at University, bike-mad Marcus Pürner started importing frames from the Far East and assembled bikes in the corner of his parents' furniture factory - Cube Bikes was born. From the factory in Waldershof, the company has grown into a major bike manufacturer. Originally an MTB brand, Cube now exports a range of bikes to 34 countries across the world, including Cube hybrid bikes, while still staying true to its MTB heritage. The company is also proud sponsors of the Belgium Pro Continental team, Wanty-Groupe Gobert and the Cube Action Team. Bike Sizing Choosing the bike size depends on the type of bike, your height, your riding style, and your preference. A correct fitting bike will be m