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ROCKRIDER Low Frame Hybrid Bike, EXPL 50 Green

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£199.99
£229.99
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Design details

How to choose your hybrid bike size

3 sizes available: Size S: 1.50 m to 1.65 m.

Size M from 1.66 m to 1.77 m.

Size L from 1.78 m to 1.89 m.

If you are on the edge between 2 sizes: Choose the smaller size for greater manoeuvrability and comfort (straighter back).

Choose the larger size for a more stretched out position (better suited to speed).

Easy step over

The low frame makes it easy to get onto the bike without swinging your leg as high, from in front of the saddle.This type of frame is used by both men and women in search of better comfort. This kind of frame is particularly convenient if you have a baby carrier on your bike that forces you to get onto the saddle from the front.

Steel frame and fork with lifetime warranty

The frame and fork are made from steel. They have a lifetime warranty.

The curved top tube on the frame makes it more comfortable to stop along your ride, especially in urban areas.

7-speed drivetrain

The single chainring is intuitive and reliable:change gears with a single rotating handleThe range of speeds is designed for riding over small hills.

- 7-Speed freewheel

-Cogs:14 / 34

- Single chainring made of steel: 36 teeth

- KMC Z51 chain with quick-release

- Rear derailleur: B'Twin RD M24

- Anti-derailment ring

V-brakes with pads

V-Brakes with pads, equipped with an anti-malfunction system.

Comfortable, dynamic Trekking position

- Dropper seatpost with adjustable height for greater comfort

- Semi-curved handlebars (620 mm)

- Seat post length: 110 mm

- Headset of 1"1/8

- Handlebar and seat post welded in a single piece for greater safety and comfort

- Stiff steel fork (steerer head with 1"1/8 thread)

Trekking saddle

ERGOFIT TREKKING 500 saddle, enabling a riding position that's more suited to a hybrid bike, with your back at a 60° angle.

- Collar dimensions = 32 mm.

- Seat post diameter = 28.6 mm.

Double-walled wheels

Sturdy double-walled rims

Inner width:19C

Anti-theft wheel axles, requiring a 15mm spanner to take off the wheel.

Versatile tyres for roads & trails.

The Rockrider Trekking EXPL 50 is equipped with comfortable tyres to take you along roads and paths.

Dimensions: 700 x 47 (47-622).

The recommended pressure is a minimum of 2.1 bar and a maximum of 3.5 bar (details on the tyre sidewall).

Platform Pedals

The Rockrider Trekking EXPL 50 is supplied with versatile pedals that have a wide pedalling surface to help keep the foot on the pedal.

ACCESSORIES INCLUDED

Your Rockrider Trekking 50 comes with a bell, lights (front/rear), wheel reflectors and pedals.

Compatible Accessories

The Rockrider Trekking 50 is compatible with:

- most pannier racks (references of recommended products: 8364376 and 8402094)

- central kickstands (references of recommended products: ref numbers 8172769 and 8367621)

- Mudguards (refs. of recommended products: 8328053)

Sizes M and L compatible with frame-mounted baby carriers. Size S not compatible.

(ref. of recommended product: 8487125)

(Enter the product number in the search bar on the Decathlon site to find your accessory)

Weight

14.9 kg in size M

Maximum load

The bike is approved for a maximum load of 110 kg.This charge comprises:the weight of the bike (14.9 kg) + the weight of the rider and any passengers + the weight of any additional load (panniers, basket, etc.).

Comments
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BonzoBanana

Seems a lot considering the basic components fitted. Also 110kg total load including the 15kg weight of the bike and maybe another 5kg of accessories and your only clothes etc. So realistically maximum rider weight is probably around 90kg. Some similar bikes allow up to 120kg for the rider alone. So bare that in mind if you are heavy and looking to get back into cycling to lose weight. This might not be the ideal entry point. One of the best bikes for heavier riders to get back into cycling is the Carrera Subway. It's a very strong bike based on a mountain bike frame but a solid steel fork and just can take a lot of abuse and has much better gearing than this and a much stronger freehub rather than freewheel like this. Also disc brakes too. It might be an extra £100 but well worth it for a stronger and safer bike that requires less maintenance.

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