Trinx Mountain Bike M700 Pro Alloy Size 29” - Hydraulic Brake

📋Description:

The best Trinx Mountain Bike Hydraulic Brakes M700 pro is an aluminum cross-country mountain bike with a 29-wheel size. It is equipped with 10-speed LTWOO components.

It has a suspension fork with lock-out, hydraulic disc brakes, and alloy cockpit components." Kindly make note colors may Vary. The bike is completely designed in Australia.

📃Specification:

• FRAME： TRINX 29"*15"/17"/19" Alloy Special-Shaped Tubes Hidden Cables
• FORK： Lock-Out Suspension, Travel: 100MM
• SHIFTER： SHIMANO ST-EF505
• FD： Ltwoo FD-V5009T
• RD： Ltwoo RD-V5009
• CASSETTE： CS-M2009 9S 11-32T
• CHAIN： KMC 9S
• BRAKE： SHIMANO ST-EF505 Alloy Hydraulic Disc

• RIM： TRINX Alloy Double Wall
• TYRE： KENDA 29"*2.1"
• CHAINWHEEL： PROWHEEL 22/32/44T*175L
• HUB： Alloy Disc HUB
• SADDLE： TRINX Sport
• SEATPOST： TRINX Alloy
• STEM： TRINX Alloy
• HANDLEBAR： TRINX Small Rise

💺Product Details:

ℹ️ Cautions:

• Always wear appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, when riding the Trinx Mountain Bike.
• Avoid riding on extremely steep or uneven terrain that exceeds the bike's recommended capabilities.
• Check and tighten all bolts and screws regularly to ensure the bike is in optimal condition.
• Ride with caution in adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow, or ice, as these can affect traction and control.
• Regularly inspect the brake system and ensure it is functioning properly to guarantee safe stopping distances.
• Obey all traffic rules and regulations when riding on public roads to ensure your safety and the safety of others.
• Do not perform extreme stunts or maneuvers that exceed the bike's design limitations, as this may lead to accidents or damage.

📦Storage instructions:

• Store the bike in a cool, dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.
• If storing for an extended period, consider lifting the bike off the ground to avoid flat spots on the tires.
• Clean the bike thoroughly before storage to remove dirt and grime that could cause deterioration.
• Secure the bike with a proper lock to prevent theft if stored in an outdoor area.
• Lubricate moving parts such as the chain and gears before storage to prevent rust.
• Use mild soap and water to clean the frame and components, avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.
• If storing indoors, choose a location away from direct sunlight to prevent fading of colors and deterioration of materials.
• Rotate the pedals periodically during storage to prevent stiffness in the crankset.
• Perform a thorough inspection before using the bike again after a prolonged period of storage to ensure it is in good working condition.