KROSS Lea 1.0 26 2022 frame M

Name: KROSS Lea 1.0 26 2022 frame M
Brand: KROSS
Price: 242.99000549316406 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

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Model year: 2022; Type: Type: mountain (MTB); Frame material: aluminium; Suspension: hardtail; Suspension type (fork): spring-elastomer; Wheel size ("): 26; Front brake: mechanical disc; Rear brake: mechanical disc; Speeds: 21; Handlebar type: straight; Equipment: chain guard;

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KROSS Lea 1.0 26 2022 frame M

frame M

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Model year	2022
Type	mountain (MTB)


Frame and suspension
Frame size	M
Recommended height	165 – 175 cm
Frame material	aluminium
Suspension	hardtail
Suspension type (fork)	spring-elastomer
Fork travel	80 mm


Wheels and brakes
Wheel size	26 "
Tyre	Mitas Ocelot V85 / 2.1" /
Rim material	aluminium
Rim	double wall
Front brake	mechanical disc
Front rotor	160 mm
Rear brake	mechanical disc
Rear rotor	160 mm
Front hub model	GL-B10F-DS
Rear hub model	GL-B10R-DS

Handlebar and transmission
Speeds	21
Chainrings	3
Freewheel cogs	7
Freewheel/cassette model	Shimano Tourney TZ500
Crank model	Wheel Top, 42T-34T-24T
Bottom bracket model	FP-B902
Front derailleur	Shimano Tourney TZ500
Rear derailleur	Shimano Tourney TY300
Shifter type	grip shift
Shifter model	Shimano Tourney RS36
Chain model	YBN S50
Handlebar type	straight
Headset	FP-H863


General
Equipment	chain guard
Pedal model	FP-804
Added to E-Catalog	june 2023

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