Every passion starts with the first small success. Give your child the best companion for their first miles.
The ROMET JUNIOR series are bikes for the youngest and teens riders, differentiated by frame size, wheel size and equipment. Adapted for small height users whose reduced strength and size require special solutions. From bikes on 12" wheels, to larger 16" and 20", to almost adult versions on 24" wheels, the colours of the children's and teen's models are so varied that every young rider and cyclist will find their favourite. In the entire group of JUNIOR/KIDS bicycles the multitude of sizes and appropriately designed geometry allows you to choose a bicycle according to the child's age and height in order to form the correct habits and position from an early age.
Adult city bicycle copy for the teens/children. The ROMET PANDA series are prepared for the comfort of your child. The components we have used to build these bikes have the quality of performance known from their full size counterparts. ROMET PANDA model is equipped with rain protection - mudguards, a kickstand to prevent bicycle from falling while off the bike, rear carrier for the luggage and front/rear lights for safety
Jalgratta tehnilised andmed
Jalgratas tarnitakse tootja originaalpakendis (tavaliselt eemaldatud esiratta, juhtraua, sadulaga), mis tagab kaupade ohutuse ladustamisel ja transportimisel. Ostes sellises pakendis jalgratta, peab Ostja ise või tema valitud rattameister selle sobivalt kasutamiseks ette valmistama – kokku panema, ühendama ja reguleerima.
Enne väljasaatmist valmistatakse jalgratas ette sõitmiseks – pannakse kokku, reguleeritakse ja pingutatakse. See tarnitakse pakendatuna spetsiaalsesse pappkarpi. Peale jalgratta kättesaamist tuleb vaid ühendada ja kinnitada pedaalid, seadistada juhtraud ning sadul õigesse asendisse ja saabki sõitu alustada. Laste jalgratastele võib olla vaja kinnitada ka abirattad ja -varras, kui need on komplektis. Täiendavalt ostetud tarvikute ning aksessuaaride paigaldamine ei sisaldu teenuse hinnas.
