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Radio have switched things up and the saiko 20″ has evolved into a low-slung 20” bike with shorter geometry, making it perfect for riders slightly too small for a full sized 20” bike, or just wanting a more nimble and responsive ride. The 19.25” toptube and 165mm cranks paired up with the latest parts from salt.
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Product Specs
- FRAME MATERIAL: Chromoly DT, Hi-Ten Steel
- WHEEL SIZE: 20"
- TOP TUBE LENGTH: 18"
- CHAIN STAY LENGTH: 12.2"
- HEADTUBE ANGLE:
- SEAT TUBE ANGLE:
- FORKS: Chromoly Steerer, Hi Ten legs
- BARS: 7.9" Hi ten steel
- STEM: Jr Top Load
- HEADSET: Sealed Integrated
- BRAKE MOUNTS: Welded U-Brake
- BRAKES: U-Brake
- FRONT HUB: Looseball, Alloy
- FRONT RIM: Single Wall, Alloy
- REAR HUB: Semi Sealed 14mm 9t Cassette
- REAR RIM: Single Wall, Alloy
- TYRES: Tracer 2.20"
- SPROCKET: Steel, 25t
- CRANKS: Tubular Chromoly 152mm
- BB: Sealed Mid
- PEDALS: Nylon
- SEAT: Slim Combo Seat/Post
- GEARING: 25/9
- WEIGHT: 24.47lbs / 11.1Kgs
Product Highlights
- Full Size Bike with a Shorter Top Tube and geometry to Suit riders who are 4ft - 5ft 4" / 120cm -160cm
- Designed to excel at Street riding thanks to responsive geometry but will feel at home in any riding environment
- Chromoly Downtube
- Intergrated headset
- U-brake system on welded mounts
BMX BIKE SIZE GUIDE
BMX bikes are measured in two ways, the size of the wheel (20” is the standard BMX Wheel size) and the length of the frame which is gauged by the top tube measurement.
Below is a guide to what size you should be looking for. note there is some overlap in sizes as personal preference also comes into the equation.
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