Beany BLASTER 29, 17" frame

Beany BLASTER 29, 17" frame

A junior mountain bike with an aluminum frame, RST air-suspension fork and Shimano hydraulic disc brakes. Choose the actual listed colour; see the specification below for the frame size and drivetrain.

After approximately 100 km of riding, we recommend having the bicycle inspected as part of a routine service check. During the first few rides, some components may naturally settle and loosen. The initial service check is therefore intended to inspect the bicycle and, if necessary, adjust or tighten individual components. This helps ensure proper operation, safety, and long-term durability of the bicycle.

Specification

• Frame size
  17"
• Suitable for kids
  155 - 175 cm
• Wheel diameter
  29
• Weight
  11.9kg
• Frame
  Triple butted 6061 alu frame
• Fork
  RST Aerial 29 air 130 mm, Lock-out
• Shift levers
  Shimano SL-U6000 CUES 1x10
• Derailleur
  Shimano RD-U6000, CUES
• Cassette
  Shimano 11-34T 10-SPEED
• Crankset
  Prowheel Charm alloy 165mm 32T
• Chain
  KMC
• Headset
  Feimin
• Stem
  Solely.Jr Alloy 60mm
• Handlebar
  Solely.Jr Alloy 720 mm
• Front brake
  Shimano Hydraulic Disc Brake
• Rear brake
  Shimano hydraulic disc brakes
• Brake levers
  Shimano
• Front hub
  Solely.Jr Alloy , 32H
• Rear hub
  Solely.Jr Alloy , 32H
• Rim
  double wall Solely.jr alloy
• Tyres
  Innova 29" x 2,1"
• Seat post
  Solely.Jr Alloy
• Saddle
  Beany
• Max. weight load
  130kg

Geometry

Maximum saddle height
1030 mm

Minimum saddle height
780 mm

Maximum handlebar height
1130 mm

Top tube horizontal
615 mm

Top tube length
579 mm

Wheel base
1152 mm

Head tube angle
68,5°

Seat tube angle
70°

Standover height
750 mm

Chain stay length
455 mm

Seat tube length
430 mm

BB height
315 mm

The bike will arrive completely set up by our mechanic, packed in a hard cardboard box to prevent unwanted damage during transport. At home, all you have to do is put on the front wheel, pedals and handlebars. Don't worry, it's easy and really anyone can do it, thanks to the video instructions for assembling Beany's bikes, which we shot for you.