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24" Kids' Diamondback Division 7-Gear Bike (Gold Matte) Expired
$263
$525.00
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REI has 24" Kids' Diamondback Division 7-Gear Bike (Gold Matte) on sale for $262.93. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
- Like a mountain bike made for city streets, the Division 24 is ready to handle any pavement that comes its way
- Designed with a lightweight frame and rigid alloy fork, the Division 24 is light enough to lift up the stairs to school but durable enough for hardcore street use
- Featuring 7 gears and mechanical disc brakes, this bike is smooth shifting and low-maintenance with serious braking power for wet and dirty conditions
- Big and wide Kenda 24 x 2.125 in. tires roll over almost anything in their path
- Resin platform pedals included
- Made for kids 9–12 years old or 54–61 in. tall
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- About this product:
- 1 year of free adjustments
- In-store bike assembly
- Bike experts available at 170+ bike shops
- REI Co-op Members ($30 lifetime membership) Get:
- Free flat tire repairs (labor only; parts not included)
- 20% off shop services
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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I'll answer a different question if it helps.
Can you get away with no suspension if it's just road and light park trails? I think 100% yes, but if constant vibrations or harsh impact when you ride off a curb bothers you, maybe look for a bike with suspension. Again, we're back to what you want, and not what you need. (Suspension makes the bike unnecessarily heavier imo)
The tires on this would suggest only that type of trail that you described. I wouldn't trust these tires in the woods.
The cheap suspension forks on kids bikes are almost always too springy, and a waste of weight.
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You don't need anything. It's only what you want. I ride a gravel (light bike, no suspension) on some mountain trails that many people would WANT full suspension
I'll answer a different question if it helps.
Can you get away with no suspension if it's just road and light park trails? I think 100% yes, but if constant vibrations or harsh impact when you ride off a curb bothers you, maybe look for a bike with suspension. Again, we're back to what you want, and not what you need. (Suspension makes the bike unnecessarily heavier imo)
The tires on this would suggest only that type of trail that you described. I wouldn't trust these tires in the woods.
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Absolutely not.
The cheap suspension forks on kids bikes are almost always too springy, and a waste of weight.
"Made for kids 9–12 years old or 54–61 in. tall"
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It's more about frame size than wheel size. Just check their size chart
I had the same issue, I went to Dick's Sporting Goods to get a 20" bike (he was 52") but they said to get 24" bike since he would grow out of the 20" in no time, glad i did. My daughter who was 45" at the time got the 20" and she was good with it.