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Detail:
Color:	Flat Black with Red Wheels Midnight Blue
Fenders:	Body Colored Front & Rear Duck Tail Fenders
Frame:	Extended / Oversized Hi-Tensile Steel Cruiser Frame
Handle Bar:	24" Wide Oversized Chrome Plated Handle Bar w/ Tilt & Telescope
Grips:	Black Rubber Cushion Grips with Chrome End Caps
Fork:	Uni-Crown Fork
Stem:	1" (25.4mm) Oversized Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Stem
Headset:	1 1/8" (28.6mm) NECO Headset with Waterproof Seal Ring
Wheels:	24" 36H Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Spokes with Brass Nipples on Body Colored Aluminum Alloy Wheels and CPSC Reflectors (Red Wheels on Flat Black Model)
Tires:	24" x 2.125" Flame Thread White Wall Cruiser Tires
Brake & Hub:	Heavy Duty Coaster Brake with Upgraded Hub
Saddle:	Oversized Extra Padded ALFEIT Cruiser Saddle with Dual Coil Spring Suspensions in Black with Contrast Piping
Seat Post:	1 1/8" (28.6mm) Anti-Slip Grating Chrome Plated Seat Post with Aluminum Quick Release ( Black Seat Post & Black Quick Release on Flat Black Model )
Pedals:	Oversized 4" x 4" Cruiser Pedals with Built-in Ball Bearing and CPSC Reflectors
Chain Guard:	Body Colored Chain Guard
Chain:	KMC Chain
Crank Arm:	3-Piece Hot Forged Aluminum Alloy Chrome Plated Crank Arm Set
Front Sprocket:	Designer Chrome Plated Disc 44 Teeth Front Sprocket
Rear Sprocket:	19 Teeth Rear Sprocket
Kickstand:	Heavy Duty Chrome Plated Kick Stand
Nuts & Bolts:	High Polish Stainless Steel Nuts & Bolts
Reflectors:	Front & Rear CPSC Reflectors with Mountings
Fenders:	Included Body Colored Front & Rear Duck Tail Fenders
Baskets:	Ready for Optional Baskets
Tools:	Included Assembly Tools
Dimensions:
Overall Length	69"
Wheelbase (Axle to Axle)	43"
Top Tube (Stem to Seat Post)	22.5"
Frame Size (Seat Tube)	15"
Seat Height (Adjustable)	31" to 37.5"
Stem Height (Adjustable)	36" to 38.5"
Net Weight	38 lbs
Gross Weight	48 lbs
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	54" x 8" x 25"
Cubic Feet	6.25 ft³
Quantity per Pallet	22 Bikes

I'm often ask when should my child go from a kiddy bike to a 20 inch and then again when is a 24 inch bicycle and a 26 inch bicycle the right bike for my size.

Here is the answers.  You decide bike size based on your inseam pants.  Contrary to what some parents do and recommend it is NOT safe for your child to ride a bike which is to big for them.  Deciding to let your child grow into a bike is like similar to giving him a hand gun and saying you know some day he will know how to handle that weapon.  Buy the right size for child as to what he should be riding today and not what you think he should be riding 1,2, 3 years from now.

So, take the wheel size of the bike and add 6-8 inches for the seat adjustment.  For example,, I"m six foot with a 32 inch inseam so a 26 inch bicycle with a 6-8 inch add on for the seat would tell me I should be riding a 26 inch bike (26 inches plus 6 for the seat is 32).  Most adults that are 5 foot 2 inch will also ride a 26 inch bicycle.

People which are 5 foot 1 inch should probably look at a 24 inch bicycle and as to a 20 inch bicycle most kids age 10-13 will ride a 20 inch bicycle.

Hope this helps.

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