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Trek Mt. Track 220 – Boys
2015
$350.00
Trek’s Mt. Track 220 is a sturdy ride well equipped to please both parents and child. They’ll love the nimble, fun ride, cool looks, great graphics, knobby tires and suspension fork. You’ll be glad it’s made with durable aluminum, choice components and that it’s professionally assembled. Plus, the twist shifters and 21-speed Shimano drivetrain make it easy for your young mountain biker to climb higher and ride farther, while the linear-pull brakes provide excellent stopping power and safety.
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Specification Description Frame Trek Alpha Silver aluminum Fork SR Suntour suspension, 50mm-travel Rims/Wheels Aluminum Hubs Steel Tires Bontrager XR1, 24 x 1.85 Crankset Trek Dialed-size, w/adjustable crank length: 127mm to 152mm Chainrings 42/34/24 Rear Derailleur Shimano Tourney Rear Cogs SunRace, 7-speed: 14-28 Shifters Shimano Tourney Handlebars Dialed, steel Tape/Grips Trek Dialed-size, Kraton Stem Trek Dialed-size Brake Levers Trek Dialed-size, aluminum Brakes Aluminum linear-pull Pedals Trek Dialed-size, platform Saddle Trek Dialed-size Seatpost Steel * Subject to change without notice.
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Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU Lime Green 00768682384404 15826001114 MTT269601284 Trek Black 00768682384381 15826001014 MTT269387984 -
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Pros
- Durable
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
- Road Biking
Comments:
My 7 year old son had been riding a Trek Jet 20 single speed bike with coaster brakes and one rear hand brake . Riding on the greenway with me he would be pedaling all he had to stay with me on my Trek Marlin 29r .One day after riding 6 miles on the greenway we stopped in the bike shop to check out some bikes. He loved the color and look of the MT220 but he had never ridden a 24″ wheeled bike or one with gears and just hand brakes. The guys in the shop said it fit him great and if we wanted we could take it out on the greenway and let him try it out. It didn’t take long and he had figured out the gears and took the lead. We rode another 3 miles and after that he was in love with it. He wanted it bad enough that he put $100.00 of his own money that he had saved up down on the bike and the bike shop offered us a fair price for his trek jet 20 as a trade in. I paid the difference. I have no regrets and am impressed every time we ride how well he does on it and how much he enjoys it. I know he will be able to ride it for several years and when he is ready to upgrade to a 26″ bike he will have a quality used bike that he can trade in or sell out right that will still have a good value.
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