Cube Kid 200 Street petrol´n´green

The "Kid 200 Street petrol’n’green" model from Cube, released in 2021, is a versatile children’s bike fitted with a wide range of high-quality components. The frame is made from Alu Lite 6061, which gives the bike a robust yet lightweight structure. Weighing just 11 kg, it is light enough for children to handle with ease.

The brakes are alloy V-brakes with a power modulator, offering reliable braking performance. The drivetrain is a Shimano RD-TY300 7-speed system, operated via the Shimano SL-RS45 Revo Shift lever, which allows for easy and precise gear selection. The rigid Hi-Ten fork ensures a stable and safe ride.

Lighting is provided by the Büchel Uni LED front light and the Büchel Sunset Strip rear light, which ensure good visibility in traffic. The pedals have been specially developed for children by CUBE Kid. The crankset is from Samox and has 36 teeth and a length of 127 mm; and is also fitted with a chain guard. The cassette is a Sunrace MFM300.7 with a gear ratio of 13-34T, and the drivetrain uses a KMC HV500 chain.

The handlebars are CUBE Alu Lite with a width of 560 mm; the grips are by Velo and offer a secure grip. The stem and seatpost are also made from CUBE Alu Lite, which helps to reduce weight. The headset is a CUBE A-Headset.

The rims are made of aluminium, making them lightweight and durable. The tyres are CUBE IMPAC Streetpac, which provide good traction and comfort. The front hub is a Shimano DH-C3001-1N, whilst the rear hub is made from aluminium by CUBE.

The saddle is a CUBE Kid model, which has been specially designed for children and is mounted on a CUBE Alu Lite seatpost. The saddle clamp is also from CUBE. Future Forms mudguards are fitted to protect against dirt and splashes. An adjustable centre kickstand ensures the bike can be parked securely.

The price for the “Kid 200 Street petrol’n’green” model is 419 EUR. With this specification, the bike offers a good balance of performance, safety and comfort, making it an excellent choice for young cyclists.