FLYing Unisex's 21 Speeds Mountain bikes Bicycles Shimano Alloy Frame with Warranty 26'' wheel

• Frame material is always the first thing to check when choosing a mountain bike, alloy frame offers better quality, sturdy and light weight. Flying mountain bikes come with strong lightweight aluminium alloy frame, frame size 17″ , suitable for height 1, 58 m – 1,80 m. 26” wheel.
• 21-speed gears with shimano EF500 Brake/Shift handlebar-mounted control levers, Front Derailleur Shimano FD-TY300 Tourney, Rear Derailleur Shimano FD-TY21-B, Tourney. Freewheel Shimano MF-TZ500-7. KMC chain. Prowheel crank set, chainwheel, and chainguard.
• Alloy disc brake, double wall wider alloy rim, 26” A/V good look tyre with extra puncture protection. Front suspension fork, non slip with grips pedals. with kickstand. The inner tube is standard 26 * 1. 95 with 60mm Schrader valve.
• install front wheel does not involve with any bolts of nuts, just put front wheel on, and then use quick release stick to lock it. that is, please donot try to remove any bolts of nuts. the bike is for normal use only, can not be used for competition, stunt riding and ramp jumping. all cycles are 85% assembled, it will require more assembly on pedals, stem bars, and front wheel. adjusting front, rear brakes, and gears, as well as a general check over of all fixings on pre assembled parts. we strongly suggest that customers take the bike to a local bike shop for assistance, and is likely to incur extra cost to the purchaser.
• Inner tubes can be ordered from Sunrise Cycles website, please contact [email protected] for any questions. The video of assembling bike can give some ideas about how much work requires, and customer service can be found from sunrise cycles website.

Shipping Cost Northern Ireland, Highlands and Island including IOW will cost 20 extra. Sorry we donot ship to Channel Island due to high postage unless customer can arrange own collection. Assembly of your cycle All cycles are supplied in the manufacturer’s original carton and 85% assembled, it will require more assembly on pedals, stem bars, front wheel, front & rear brake cables & saddle. As well as a general check over of all fixings on pre assembled parts(wheels, crank, chain, etc). The brakes and Gears will require some adjustment on set up. If for any reason you donot have the proper tools or are not confident to build a bike yourself, we strongly suggest that you take your bike to a local bike shop for assistance, and is likely to incur cost to the purchaser. The video of assembling bike can give some ideas about how much work requires