E-620x9 GRAVEL

Regular price $1,099.00 (Incl. GST) Save $-1,099.00
E-620x9 GRAVEL
E-620x9 GRAVEL
E-620x9 GRAVEL
E-620x9 GRAVEL

E-620x9 GRAVEL

Regular price $1,099.00 (Incl. GST) Save $-1,099.00

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Pure fun for the young cyclocross champion. Dirt, road, trails, triathlon, or touring.

620x9 GRAVEL Bike | Age: 10 - 14 years | Height: 142 - 175 cms

Ability Level: Comfortable with major skills and ready for the next step. Looks to anticipate the twists, turns and bumps ahead.

The coolest kids gravel bike on the market. High performance disc brakes, double butted alloy frame with enhanced geometry, gravel tyres and flared gravel bike handlebars. This is the ultimate kids fun machine.

You can even still use it as a road bike as well. With predictive handling, shock absorbing geometry, premium Microshift 9 speed cassette gearing, and the highest safety and stopping power, this is a thoughtfully designed and impeccably safe kids road bike. Just 11kg.

Design:

At ByK we know kids love to be like their heroes, on the 620 GRAVEL they can be ready to race around the cyclocross track like a pro and ride to school the next day. Our unique design makes it possible to ride on the roads smoothly as well dabble in triathlons or touring.

Our clever integrated child specific gear design combine with premium components for a lightweight, versatile and strong dream machine.

Like the entire ByK Range, this is not a scaled down adult bike. Every single component has been considered, tested, custom sized and tuned to suit our rider's profile. Our unique ergonomic riding position and geometry offer a range of riding positions and adjustability unexpected at this size.

Performance:

Our newest bike is trail inspired but what really shines about the E-620 GRAVEL is that it handles the vast variety of real world riding challenges like no other.

From our lightweight ergonomic Alloy frame and CRM forks to the durable wide, knobby race tyres with high puncture resistance and the custom sized handlebars and stem for the best possible control and comfort, every details has been considered.

Microshift's innovative gear/brake shifters are child specific, super easy to reach and use and we have combined them with our premium cassette, gear changing is taken to a new level for kids road bikes.

Safety:

Safety is paramount for ByK and with the E620 GRAVEL ByK takes safety to a new level for a kids bike. From our predictive handling and shock absorbing geometry to the coolest and great stopping power of our mini v-brake system. The innovative frame improves balance and control to help each rider operate at the safest level possible.

To make a children's bike safe, the rider needs to be able to brake efficiently and confidently. The custom-sized V-Brakes we have used are calibrated for age, ability and ergonomic fit. And they are made of non-flexing, strong and light alloy. Our light weight alloy rims ensure pedalling is easier. But more importantly alloy rims are a more efficient braking surface than cheaper, chrome-plated steel rims, and are therefore safer.

Little Details Count:

  • True cartridge bottom bracket for straighter chain alignment.
  • Microshift Cassette gears for maximum shift accuracy and reliability.
  • CRM Forks for extra comfort and improved handling.
  • Super tough alloy wheels for reduced maintenance.
  • Calibrated V-Brakes for progressive braking.
  • Full grip pedals for added safety.
  • Machined surface rms for predictable braking.
  • Custom sized grips.
Weight: 10.8kg
Minimum Seat Height: 75cm
Frame : Butted Alloy Frame, Low Gravity Concept Design, CRM Forks
Gears: 9 Speed Microshift Integrated Alloy Levers, Microshift Alloy R8 Rear Derailler, SRAM Mid Range Cassette and Front Derailler. Prowheel Alloy Cranks Custom Length
Wheels: Dynamic Advantage Tall Alloy Wheels, Reinforced 36 Hole
Tyres: Low Profile, Low Resistence Design with Micro grip & Tough Tubes
Brakes: Tektro Power Control Alloy Mini V-Brakes
Brake Levers: Max Power Alloy Tektro Custom Sized Levers
Saddle: Adjustable, Comfort Midi+ Deluxe
Handlebars: Alloy Custom Width, Drop & Reach with Alloy Short Reach Stem
Safety Reflectors: Included
Bells: Included

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE KIDS BIKE

When it comes to choosing the right size kids bike, our over-riding advice is 'smaller is better than bigger'. Children learn to ride with greater ease, have more control on the bike and have a lot more fun if they are the master of their domain.

Our overall advice on choosing the right size kids' bike is based not only on Age and Height, but Ability and Personal Confidence.  

It is all too common to see parents using height as the only key measurement for a bike's correct size. Be careful: it can easily be misleading as an indicator. As most kids' balance develops at roughly the same speed, using age with ability is far more relevant. If you can add age, with height, and ability (ability is a hard one to measure but as a parent you must be honest and realistic) and confidence, than you have a really good indicator.

A Bike Is The Right Size When Your Child Can:

  • Sit on the saddle and rest the balls of both feet on the ground.
  • Straddle the top bar with a comfortable clearance and with both feet flat on the ground.
  • Reach the handlebars with a slight bend in the arms when sitting on the seat.
  • If there are handbrakes, your child should be able to grasp them and apply enough pressure to stop the bike. 

The most common reason kids have to move up a size on a normal bike is because of the lack of knee room between the seat and handlebars. This forces you to put up the seat and then your child loses interest or confidence in riding because the centre of gravity is really high and hence the bike becomes even more difficult to ride.

ByK bikes have more knee room than other bikes, which helps to lengthen the life of the bike and make the bike handle in a more predictable way. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Here are just a few of the frequently asked questions we get about riding kids bikes. If you've got a specific query that is not answered here, please do not hesitate to contact us: info@bykbikes.com or message us on Facebook

What is the low centre of gravity design?

A kids bike that has a lower centre of gravity will ensure it is easier to control at any speed. From start up speed for learners to high speeds for budding dare devils, the superior distribution of weight of the ByK kids bikes ergonomic design inspires confidence and control in the rider.The low centre of gravity design is part of our total ergonomic concept. Compared to the top of the wheels, the heavier elements of the bike are sitting lower or deeper into the wheels. It is our unique design and you may see this visually illustrated on our safety page. Effectively we have helped to stabilise the rider and distribute their weight and the bike weight to a position of better control.

Why is a lighter bike better for kids?

After design & efficiency, the next most important aspect is weight. This applies to all bikes and in kid's bikes we have found most bikes on the market are over-weight! The average adult bike weighs approximately 15kgs with the expected rider to weigh between 60-90 kg. By comparison, the average children's bike weighs 13kgs for a child weighing around 20kgs.

You can clearly see the kids have their work cut out. By making our bikes 20% lighter, the rider benefits hugely in many ways, especially bike control. Every little bit of weight we have saved will benefit your child as it does on an adult bike; just multiply the affect by more than two!

Why are bigger wheels more efficient?

Our ByK bikes superior efficiency is possible because we have an innovative design and genuinely lighter weight, but also from our more efficient wheel dynamics. We have achieved this by reducing the rolling resistance of the tyres while increasing the overall rolling size of the wheels. One major benefit from our big wheel concept is the significance it has on reducing the time it takes to get a stationary bike up to balance speed, a critical advantage for all new riders.

Owners Manual & Warranty, Including Safe Riding Tips

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