ByK E-540 x3i MTR Geared Bike - Polished Alloy/Black

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Bicycles require some assembly. This may include fitting the wheels, handlebars, pedals, seatpost and seat, and front brake caliper. This should not be attempted by the customer unless familiar with modern bicycle assembly and should otherwise be carried out by a competent bicycle mechanic. This includes bicycles sent to our stores for in store pick up, however, your local Bikebug store can assemble the bicycle for a fee, please contact your local Bikebug store after placing your order.

This new model introduces a range of bikes that has the advantages of both Mountain and Road style.

Fitting the potential of riding on gravel paths and narrow tracks but also just as easily ridden to school and around the bike paths. Optimising both ease of riding and added strength, features abound like the internal 3 speed Shimano gears, curved CRM forks, All purpose tyres, protective chain guard, adjustable headstem and the added practicality of a polished Aluminium frame. The new MTR range is versatile, light and strong and above else extremely relevant to today’s modern rider.

Specifications

Frame	Butted Alloy Frame, Low Gravity Concept Design
Gears	Shimano 3 speed internal gears
Wheels	Dynamic Advantage Tall Alloy Wheels, Reinforced 36 Hole with Toughnut Eyelets
Tyres	Low-Profile, Low-Resistance Design with Tough Tubes
Brakes	Alloy Tektro Front & Rear Calibrated V brakes
Brake Levers	Alloy, Adjustable Short Reach
Saddle	Comfort Midi Deluxe
Handlebars	Custom Width Low Rise V-Bars

Size Chart

Bike Model	Wheel Size	Compares To	Age Group	Rider Height	Min Seat Height
E-200	200mm	12" Bike	2-4 years	Small - MidSize	33cm
E-250	250mm	12" Bike	3-5 years	85-102cm	40cm
E-350	350mm	16" Bike	4-6 years	95-117cm	46cm
E-450	450mm	20" Bike	5-8 years	110-132cm	59cm
E-540	540mm	24" Bike	7-11 years	130-160cm	66cm
E-620	620mm	26" Bike	10-14 years	142.5-175cm	71cm

How To Determine Your Size

ByK Bikes are not categorised by the old imperial sizings of the past (like 12", 16", 20", or 24"). They use the metric system to describe their wheel sizes as 200mm, 250mm, 350mm, 450mm, 540mm and 620mm. Please use this chart to determine the bike size best suited to your young rider.