Mountain Bike 24. 21-Speed Full Suspension Mens Womens Trail Commuter City Mountain Bike. Outdoor Cycling Bicycle Carbon Steel Frame Disc Brakes Thumb Shifter.Front Fork Rear Shock Absorber Bicycles

Specification

Product Name:Mountain Bike 24 Inch

Main Color:Black/Red/Green/Blue

Main Material:Steel

Design: 21-Speed Disc Brakes.Front Fork Shock Absorbing

Weight Capacity:250lbs

85% Pre-Assembled:Yes

Product Dimensions

Assembled Length (in.):65.50

Assembled Width (in.):24.50

Assembled Height (in.):37.00

Weight (lbs.):38.59

Package Size

Length (in.):52.36

Width (in.):7.87

Height (in.):27.95

Weight (lbs.):44.00

Product Features

Durable Steel Frame

21-Speed with Disc Brakes

Front Fork Shock Absorbing Design

24*2.125 All-Terrain Tires

85% Pre-Assembled

[Durable Steel Frame]: 24×16 inch sturdy and durable steel frame. provide safe and stable cycling experience. Ergonomically design. suitable for mens womens height 4’2-4’9. max weight is up to 250lbs
[21-Speed with Disc Brakes]: Grip Shifter help to switch gears with smoothness. Simple operation allows for quick selection of gears for various terrains. Mechanical dual disc brake system. simple structure and convenient for maintenance
[Front Fork+Shock Absorber]: These all-terrain MTB feature shock-absorbing front and rear shock absorber. Dual shock absorbers provide double shock absorption effect. allowing you to ride smoothly and comfortably. The parallel bars can adapt to pressure road conditions
[24*2.125 All-Terrain Tires]: Made of high quality rubber. all-terrain tires with strong puncture ressistance soften the bumps and stick to the Dirt. Trail. Gravel. Paved Path for a smooth. stable ride: strong grip. have a super excellent anti-skid function and is not easy to slip
[85% Pre-Assembled]: The bike comes 85% pre-assembled. You need to assemble the handlebar. saddle. front wheel and pedals. After a short adjustment of the brakes and gears you can start riding immediately. Please note that if you have any questions. you could contact our customer service first