Designed for the beginner level rider, the Lowdown 20" BMX Bike is a perfect introduction to BMX. Tubular chromoly 3 piece cranks and sealed hubs now come standard on current models. Crafted from tough hi-tensile steel with some dialled Eastern aftermarket grips, pedals, and sprocket give this beginner bike an expert look.
26.9 Lbs
Specifications
Drivetrain:
- Bottom Bracket : American Ball Bearing
- Chain : KMC Z510 1/2 x 1/8
- Chainwheel : Eastern Phorcys, Cold Hard Steel, 25T
- Crank : 3-Piece, Tubular Heat-Treated Chromoly, Pinch Bolt with 8-Splined Spindle, 170mm 31.8mm Square Tapered Arm
- Pedals : Eastern Atom Plastic Pedal with 9/16" Chromoly Axle
- Rear Cogs : Eastern Phorcys, Cold Hard Steel, 25T
Frameset:
- Fork : Lowdown - Hi-Tensile Steel, Tapered legs, 3/8" dropouts Fork Rake: 28mm
- Frame : Hi Tensile Steel CobraHi Tensile Steel Lowdown Top Tube Size: 20" BB: AM Headtube: Aheadset Chainstay Length: 13.38" Clamp: Integrated with Frame Top Tube Size: 20" BB: AM Headtube: Aheadset Chainstay Length: 13.38" Clamp: Integrated with Frame
- Headset : Aheadset
Components:
- Bars : Hi-Ten 8.0" Upsweep/Backsweep 12⁰/1⁰
- Grips : Eastern Riblet Grips
- Saddle : Padded Seat with Railed Supports
- Seatpost : Steel 200mm
- Stem : Forged Alloy Front Load Stem
Wheels:
- Freewheel : 9 Tooth Driver with Hub
- Front Hub : Sealed Bearings, Forged Alloy Shell, Drilled for 36 Spokes, 3/8" Chromoly Axle
- Front Rim : Alloy, Single Wall, Drilled for 36 Spokes (20")
- Front Tire : 20" x 2.25" Multi-Surface Tread
- Rear Hub : Sealed Bearings, Forged Alloy Shell Drilled for 36 Spokes, 14mm Chromoly Axle 9 Tooth Driver
- Rear Rim : Alloy, Single Wall, Drilled for 36 Spokes (20")
- Rear Tire : 20" x 2.25" Multi-Surface Tread
- Spokes : 14 Gauge with Brass Nipples
Size Guide: 150cm - 165cm Tall
When purchased online for postal delivery, this bike will arrive to you in a bike box and will require assembly. Assembly will require fitting of the front wheel, handlebars, seat & Seat post, pedals, pumping up the tyres, connecting and setting up the brakes. We recommend getting this done by an experienced bike mechanic. If you do not have access to a local bike shop or bike mechanic we recommend watching you tube instructional videos for safe assembly of this BMX bike.