Bronco 16"
Description
The 16" Bronco may be small, but it's the perfect ride for big adventures. Built with a lightweight 6061 aluminum frame, this bike is perfect to zip around on. The training wheels, coaster brake, and hand brake will help to build confidence when going out on new adventures exploring the neighborhood.
KEY FEATURES
- Lightweight 6061 aluminum frame with low standover height to correctly fit young riders
- Coaster brake rear hub and rear hand brake for added safety
- Adjustable handlebar and seat height for growing kids
- Equipped with training wheels, which can be removed as the rider progresses
- 21.7 pounds
SPECIFICATIONS
| Suggested Rider Size | Height 34"-44" / Ages 4-8 |
| Color(s) | Red, Silver, Pink |
| Frame | 6061 Aluminum, Sloping Top Tube w/ Low Standover |
| Fork | Hi-Ten Tubular |
| Crankset | One-piece Steel, 102mm, 36T Sprocket |
| Pedals | Resin Platform |
| Chain | KMC S1 |
| Wheelset | 28H Alloy Rims, 16T Coaster Brake |
| Tires | 16" x 2.1" Front & Rear |
| Brakeset | Rear Alloy V-Brake w/ Coaster Brake |
| Brake Levers | Alloy 2-Finger |
| Headset | 1-1/8" Threadless |
| Handlebar | 20.5" x 6" |
| Stem | Top-Load Alloy, 45mm Reach |
| Grips | Mini Kraton |
| Seat | SE Racing |
| Seatpost | SE Straight Post, 27.2mm |
| Seat Clamp | Alloy, 31.8mm Inner Diameter |
| Accessories | SE Handlebar Pad, Training Wheels |
| Weight | 21.7 lbs / 9.86kgs |
GEOMETRY
| A | Top Tube, Actual | 15.1" | |||||||||
| B | Seat Tube, Center To Top | 8.4" | |||||||||
| C | Seat Tube Angle | 70° | |||||||||
| D | Head Tube Angle | 72° | |||||||||
| E | Chainstay Length | 11.5" | |||||||||
| F | Wheelbase | 28.4" | |||||||||
| G | Bottom Bracket Height | 9.3" | |||||||||
| H | Standover | 19" | |||||||||
| Suggested Rider Size | Height 34"-44" / Ages 4-8 | ||||||||||
| Stem | 45mm | ||||||||||
| Handlebar Width | 21" | ||||||||||
| Crank | 102mm | ||||||||||
| Wheel Size | 16" | ||||||||||
| Seat Post Diameter | 27.2mm |
STEP-BY-STEP
HOW TO BUILD YOUR NEW SE BIKE!
SE bikes ship partially assembled from the factory. We always recommend that a trained mechanic build your bike, but if you follow this guide and take your time, you can build the bike yourself.