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280,– to 690,–

Larger diameter offers enhanced speed and momentum on flat surfaces.

Ideal for long-distance riders seeking speed and stability, especially on smoother terrains.

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210,– to 1200,–

Slightly smaller than 29", providing a balance between speed and agility.

Recommended for riders who want a versatile wheel size suitable for both urban commuting and leisurely rides.

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240,– to 710,–

Combines the advantages of 26" and 29" wheels, offering a mix of speed and maneuverability.

Perfect for mountain bikers looking for a wheel size that adapts well to varied trail conditions.

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57,– to 110,–

Smaller diameter enhances agility and ease of handling on technical trails.

Best suited for riders who prioritize maneuverability and quick response in off-road environments.

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48,– to 120,–

Compact size provides excellent control and stability, especially for younger or shorter riders.

Ideal for beginners or those needing a bike with manageable size for easy handling and learning.

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220,– to 590,–

Designed for off-road cycling, featuring robust frames and suspension systems.

Ideal for rough terrains and trails, offering durability and control in challenging environments.

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340,– to 1500,–

Built for speed and efficiency on paved roads, featuring lightweight frames and aerodynamic designs.

Perfect for competitive cycling and long-distance rides, offering maximum speed and performance on smooth surfaces.

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280,– to 570,–

Equipped with a motor to assist with pedaling, reducing effort required for cycling.

Great for commuting and leisurely rides, providing an easier and faster way to travel longer distances without fatigue.

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320,– to 1200,–

Combines features of road and mountain bikes, suitable for mixed surfaces.

Provides versatility for riders who tackle both paved roads and rougher paths, ensuring comfort and adaptability.

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62,– to 120,–

Designed for urban commuting, featuring comfortable seats and upright riding positions.

Best for city use, offering convenience and ease of use for short distances and daily errands.

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210,– to 480,–

Lightweight design prioritizes agility and quick acceleration.

Ideal for climbing and sprinting, offering excellent maneuverability on varied terrains.

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230,– to 770,–

Balances weight and aerodynamic performance for versatile use.

Suitable for both flat roads and hilly paths, providing stable speed and control.

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880,– to 1800,–

Enhanced aerodynamic efficiency for higher speed maintenance.

Best for flat terrain and time trials, offering minimal wind resistance and improved speed.

Features a central locking system that provides secure and easy brake rotor installation.

Offers enhanced braking power and consistency, ideal for riders requiring reliable performance in diverse conditions.

Utilizes a six-bolt mounting system for attaching the brake rotor to the wheel.

Ensures stable and strong braking, suitable for cyclists who demand durability and dependable stopping power.

Employs brake pads that make contact with the wheel's rim to slow down or stop.

Provides lightweight and cost-effective braking, perfect for casual riders and those prioritizing budget-friendly options.

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190,– to 680,–

Positioned at the back of the bike, it is primarily responsible for propulsion and speed.

Ideal for riders who need solid traction and power transfer, enhancing climbing and acceleration.

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110,– to 580,–

Located at the front, it plays a crucial role in steering and balance.

Great for those who prioritize handling and control, offering improved maneuverability and stability.

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440,– to 1800,–

Includes both front and rear wheels, providing a complete solution for bike upgrades.

Perfect for cyclists seeking a balanced and comprehensive performance upgrade, ensuring consistency in ride quality.