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UMIT 16" SPARTAN GREY/RED

€249,00
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Umit Spartan Boys 16" Kids Bike features a lightweight aluminium frame, simple single-speed drivetrain, V-brakes and grippy tyres. A fun, easy-to-control bike for young riders building confidence.

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Short Description
The Umit Spartan Boys 16" Kids Bike is a lightweight and easy-to-ride children's bike designed to help young riders build confidence on two wheels. Featuring a 6061 aluminium frame, simple single-speed drivetrain, 16-inch wheels and child-friendly V-brakes, it's an ideal choice for everyday riding and developing cycling skills.

Key Features

  • Lightweight Aluminium Frame: Durable 6061 heat-treated aluminium construction keeps the bike manageable and easy for younger riders to control
  • 16-Inch Wheels: Child-friendly wheel size with grippy multi-surface tyres for dependable traction on paths, pavements and everyday riding surfaces
  • Simple Single-Speed Drivetrain: No gears to worry about, allowing young riders to concentrate on steering, pedalling and braking
  • V-Brake System: Provides straightforward and dependable braking for greater confidence and control
  • Child-Specific Brake Levers: Designed for smaller hands to make braking easier and more comfortable
  • Comfortable Kids Saddle: Child-specific saddle provides a comfortable riding position for younger cyclists
  • Confidence-Inspiring Design: Easy-to-use components make the Spartan an excellent bike for children progressing with their cycling

Product Overview
The Umit Spartan Boys 16" Kids Bike is designed to give younger riders a comfortable, confidence-inspiring introduction to cycling. Its lightweight 6061 heat-treated aluminium frame makes the bike easier to handle, while the simple single-speed drivetrain removes the complication of changing gears. Grippy 16-inch multi-surface tyres provide dependable traction for everyday adventures, and the child-specific brake levers are designed to be easier for smaller hands to operate. Finished in a smart Anthracite Grey colour, the Spartan combines a sporty appearance with practical, easy-to-use components, making it an excellent choice for children developing their balance, pedalling and braking skills.

Specifications

  • Brand: Umit
  • Model: Spartan Boys 16"
  • Product Type: Kids Bike
  • Frame: Lightweight 6061 heat-treated aluminium
  • Wheel Size: 16 inch
  • Drivetrain: Single speed
  • Brakes: V-brakes
  • Brake Levers: Child-specific
  • Tyres: Grippy multi-surface tyres
  • Saddle: Child-specific saddle
  • Colour: Anthracite Grey
  • Recommended Use: Leisure, paths and everyday children's cycling

Ideal For

  • Young riders learning and developing their cycling skills
  • Children progressing to a 16-inch wheel bike
  • Everyday family cycling and leisure rides
  • Riders who benefit from a simple single-speed setup

Sizing
A 16-inch wheel bike is typically suitable for children around 4–6 years old or approximately 100–122 cm tall. Age should only be used as a general guide, as children's height, inside leg measurement and riding ability can vary considerably.

What’s Included

  • 1 × Umit Spartan Boys 16" Kids Bike in Anthracite Grey

Care & Notes
Before riding, ensure the saddle and handlebars are correctly adjusted for the child and check that the brakes, wheels and tyres are operating correctly. Bike sizing should be based primarily on the child's height and inside leg measurement rather than age alone. Regular servicing will help keep the bike safe and performing at its best.

Why Buy From LK Bikes
LK Bikes offers quality children's bikes from trusted brands, supported by expert advice, reliable service and strong aftersales support. Our team can also help you choose the correct bike size to give young riders the best possible start to cycling.

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