The frame is sturdy, with geometry similar to a mountain bike, but it shapes a more upright riding position than a mountain bike – placing less strain on the arms and maintaining better visibility. Designed for longer journeys, it is often adapted for mounting various accessories: mudguards and racks.
The material is aluminium, the most widespread choice. It is lighter than steel and stronger than carbon fibre. It is used in the production of various types of bicycles and offers the best price-to-weight ratio.
V-brakes are easy to replace, lightweight and inexpensive, yet by choosing brake pads to suit the riding conditions you can achieve high braking efficiency.
Built on a lightweight KELLYS Crosslite Lady aluminium-alloy frame in size 19 (48 cm), this urban bike weighs 14.28 kg and is recommended for riders 166–180 cm tall. Its 3x7-speed drivetrain with Shimano shifters and derailleurs provides a wide gear range for varied terrain, while the SR-Suntour M3010 suspension fork with 50 mm of travel smooths out bumps. Finished in blue, it is a comfortable companion for city riding and longer tours.

