This page is from a former STEVENS Bikes model year (2023).
These pages are meant as a service in case you have questions about equipment and geometry of older STEVENS bikes.
You can pick other model years at Service – Product Years.
Those who inspire their children to cycle strengthen their self-confidence at an early age, make them mobile, let them do something for their fitness in a playful way and show them that exercise and sport are connected with fun. And nothing is more motivating than a mountain bike that not only looks like the big ones, but is just as sporty to ride, Olvasson tovább …but has a low weight (sometimes less than 10 kilograms) suitable for children. That's why STEVENS equips its junior mountain bikes with many details that are precisely tailored to youngsters: adapted frame and wheel dimensions, easy-grip hydraulic disc brakes and, on the larger frames, a suspension fork that responds optimally to the rider's weight. And we guarantee one thing: even if your child has outgrown the frame size after a few years, the high-quality components and durable STEVENS frames ensure that the bike can be passed on to the younger siblings without any problems and with a clear conscience.
We pay just as much attention to the development of our children's bikes as we do to our "big" bikes. Our junior frames have the right geometry for young riders, with a low centre of gravity and low weight for easy handling. The Furious model effortlessly manages the combination of off-road robustness on the one hand, but also the StVZO equipment for a road bike on the other. Olvasson tovább …The Tour models also have everything you need – lights, reflectors, mudguards, luggage racks – to be safe and legally compliant on the road. The frames are available in different sizes with 20-, 24- and 27.5-inch wheels and in trendy colours. The best prerequisites for ensuring that the next generation of two-wheelers enjoys getting on their bikes every day and will continue to use the bicycle as the number one means of transport as a matter of course.
