Specialized Girl’s Hotrock 20 (6-Speed)

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Specialized Girl’s Hotrock 20 (6-Speed)

2016

$360.00

Someone has to have the coolest bike on the block, it might as well be your little cycling superstar. Specialized’s Girl’s Hotrock 20 boasts a super-strong aluminum frame built to handle all the bumps and jumps she can dish out and a cool suspension fork sure to draw admiring glances and provide hours of fun. Other noteworthy goodies include a Shimano 6-speed drivetrain with an easy-to-use twist shifter, grippy linear-pull brakes with levers made for small hands and a chainguide that keeps the chain in place.

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    Specification Description Frame Specialized A1 Premium aluminum Fork SR SunTour, 40mm-travel Rims Aluminum Hubs Aluminum Spokes 14-gauge stainless-steel Tires Specialized Roller, 20 x 2.125 Crankset Aluminum Chainrings 36T w/chainguide Rear Derailleur Shimano Rear Cogs Shimano, 6-speed: 14-28 Shifters Shimano Revo, twist Handlebars Aluminum riser Tape/Grips Specialized Stem Aluminum Brake Levers Aluminum Brakes Aluminum linear-pull Pedals Composite platform Saddle Specialized Kids Seatpost Aluminum

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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU Gloss White/Purple 00719676139791 B4E0-4609 HTR31691147E

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    Pros

    • Built to Last (2)
    • Easy to Grow Into (2)
    • Smooth Ride (2)
    • Easy Pedeling for Young
    • Highly Adjustable

    Cons

    • None

    Best Uses

    • Light Trails (2)
    • Street Riding (2)
    • Road Biking
    • Mountain Biking
    • Big Kids

    Reviewed by 3 customers

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    Pros

    • Easy Pedeling for Young
    • Lightweight
    • Attractive Design
    • Easy to ride
    • Great Components
    • Durable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Road Biking
    • Mountain Biking

    Comments:

    My daughter has an older bike of the same model. She loves the rugged look and construction of this bike. And it is so much easier for her to pedal than the 18″ single speed bike she had before. The difficulty in getting started and going uphill was hindering her progress of learning to ride. With the Hotrock, she progressed quickly to a self-sufficient rider. I’d recommend this for ages 6+ height 45 inches and up. While heavier than some 20″ bikes the aluminum frame gives a very strong frame at significant weight savings versus a comparable steel frame bike. My only complaint is that ours is a little hard to shift into 1st gear.

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    Pros

    • Attractive colors
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Built to Last
    • Smooth Ride
    • Gear shifting action

    Cons

    • None

    Best Uses

    • Big Kids
    • Light Trails
    • Street Riding

    Comments:

    My 9 year old daughter has used this bike for the past two years and we are impressed. We ride trails in Yosemite National Park, Three Rivers, as well as several beaches. We also enjoy biking through the casual beach town. This bike is sturdy while maintaining a girly look. We look forward to purchasing the next size larger Specialized Hot Rock.

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    Pros

    • Stable
    • Smooth Ride
    • Easy to Grow Into
    • Built to Last
    • Highly Adjustable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Light Trails
    • Street Riding

    Comments:

    You get what you pay for! We looked at a tremendous number of bikes for our 6-year old girl and nothing compared to the quaity of the components and range of seat height of this bike. We instantly noticed an improvement in her riding skils and confidence – the frame geometry is excellent. The gears allow her to keep up better on family rides, and light trail riding is easy because of the BMX-style low top tube height and front suspension.

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