Merax Road Bike Alloy 27 Speed 700C Racing Bicycle with Disc Brake

Price: $399.99
(as of Mar 30,2022 22:34:15 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Specifications

Frame: Strong and lightweight alloy frame

Fork: 700C Steel fork

Front Derailleur: L-TWOO FD-R4009L Dual pull 34.9 Alloy Clamp

Rear Derailleur: L-TWOO RD-V4009LM 9-Speed Direct Mount

Left Shifter: SL-V4009-3 L-TWOO Left 3S Shifter Lever 1800mm cable

Right Shifter: SL-V4009-9 L-TWOO Right 9S Lever 2050mm cable

Brake: Alloy Disc Brake

Rims: Alloy, 700C 14Gx36H, A/V H:26mm

Tires: 700*25C

Seat Post: Alloy set post with clamp 31.6*300mm

Crankset: 24/34/42T*170MM

Pedal: Alloy 9/16 with reflection

Product Weight: 27.5 LBS

Assembly &Tuning is required

NOTICE

1. Rotate the fork a full 180 degrees before assembling the front wheel (when properly rotated, the brake will be in front of the bike)

2. Assemble the front wheel with the quick-release pin, no tools needed.

3. Please note the left and right side pedal threads are not the same and should be assembled on the correct side. L/R markings are on the spindle of the each pedal. Make sure they are assembled on the correct side (when you ride on the bike, the left pedal should be on your left side, right pedal on your right side). The right side pedal has a right-hand thread (installed clockwise, removed counterclockwise,). The left side pedal has a left-hand thread (installed counterclockwise, removed clockwise).

Thread both pedals into the crank arms as far as you can by hand, then fully tighten them with the wrench. If the pedals are not fully tightened, it may become loose and damage the threads. We will NOT be responsible for such damages.

🚲 Lightweight and Sturdy Alloy Frame for smooth riding and easy transport.
🚲 27-speed shifter and dual derailleur for reliable shifting
🚲 Quick-Release Front Wheels is easy to install and no tools needed
🚲 Aluminum kickstand is lightweight and can reduce the weight of the bike
🚲 Make sure you read Product Description before purchasing. Rotate the fork for 180 degree before assemble the front wheel (the brake will be in front of the bike)