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cube kinderfahrrad 20 zoll ersatzteile Cube Numove 200Mit dem Cube Numove 200 rollt es sich super durch die Welt! Bringe dein Kind mit dem Cube Numove 200 ins Rollen. Jedes Detail wurde sorgfltig fr junge Fahrer*innen durchdacht. Der schmale Lenker und die Griffe liegen gut in den kleinen Hnden, whrend die einfach zu bedienenden V Bremsen mit Hebeln in Kindergre fr volle Kontrolle sorgen. Mit dem voll verstellbaren CUBE Vorbau kannst du die Passform anpassen, wenn dein Kind wchst, und die 8 Gang

Mit dem Cube Numove 200 rollt es sich super durch die Welt!

Bringe dein Kind mit dem Cube Numove 200 ins Rollen. Jedes Detail wurde sorgfältig für junge Fahrer*innen durchdacht. Der schmale Lenker und die Griffe liegen gut in den kleinen Händen, während die einfach zu bedienenden V-Bremsen mit Hebeln in Kindergröße für volle Kontrolle sorgen.

Mit dem voll verstellbaren CUBE Vorbau kannst du die Passform anpassen, wenn dein Kind wächst, und die 8-Gang-Schaltung von Shimano macht das Erkunden mühelos. Die griffigen Reifen auf den leichten Laufrädern sorgen für eine sanfte Fahrt auf jedem Terrain. Das Cube Numove 200 ist eine verkleinerte Version eines Erwachsenenfahrrads, das mit der gleichen Liebe zum Detail und Qualität gebaut wurde.

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  • Die Schwalbe Smart Sam 20"-Reifen sorgen für ein komfortables Fahrgefühl und guten Grip
  • Die 8-Gang-Schaltung von Shimano macht das Fahren in jedem Terrain zum Kinderspiel
  • Der voll verstellbare CUBE Vorbau passt sich der Körpergröße deines Kindes an, wenn es wächst
  • Die Alloy V-Brake sorgt für zuverlässiges Anhalten in jeder Situation
  • Ergonomisches Design mit einem Gewicht von nur 7,4 kg

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  • Gewicht: 7,4 kg
  • Rahmen: Aluminum Lite 6061
  • Räder: 20-Zoll
  • Starrgabel: Aluminium Rigid
  • Bremsen: Alloy V-Brake
  • Reifen: Schwalbe Smart Sam, 20 x 1.5
  • Gangschaltung: Shimano RD-M3020, 8-Speed

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