BEANY ZERO 24 City bike 27.9 cm (11") Aluminium Black

BEANY ZERO 24 is a lightweight 24" city bike designed for growing children who need a reliable, easy-to-handle ride. Built on an aluminium frame with an aluminium rigid fork, this unisex children’s bike balances low weight and child-oriented geometry to support comfortable, stable posture and confident steering. The model includes ergonomically sized handlebars and brake levers for small hands, an eight-speed Microshift drivetrain for effortless gear changes, and components selected to suit active young cyclists. The declared bike weight is 7.9 kg (without pedals); the included SOLELY.JR EXL pedals weigh 190 g per pair. Tires up to 1.90" wide can be used to adapt traction and comfort.

Advantages

The BEANY ZERO 24 combines a very light aluminium frame and fork with child-specific ergonomics to provide easy handling and better control. Narrower handlebars and appropriately sized brake levers let children operate the bike safely without changing hand position, while the eight-speed Microshift system enables smooth, low-effort gear changes so the rider can focus on steering and balance. Pediatric physiotherapists were consulted during development to ensure a healthy riding posture. The bike’s components are chosen for durability and suitability for long rides and varied use.

Suitable for

• Children transitioning from smaller wheel sizes to 24" bikes
• City rides, bike paths and commuting for kids
• Longer family trips and recreational cycling
• Beginner to intermediate young riders exploring varied terrain

Key specifications

• Wheel size: 24 inches
• Frame material: aluminium (super light)
• Fork: aluminium rigid fork
• Gearing: 8-speed Microshift derailleur system
• Handlebar length: 79 cm
• Bike weight: 7.9 kg (weight stated without pedals)
• Included pedals: SOLELY.JR EXL pair (190 g per pair)
• Maximum tire width supported: 1.90"
• Target user: children, unisex

How to use

Adjust saddle height so the child can touch the ground with the tips of their toes when seated; this ensures safe mounting and dismounting. Check and set the handlebar position and brake lever angle so the child can comfortably reach both levers without moving their hand from the grip. Learn gear shifting by practicing on a flat surface: use lower gears for climbs and higher gears for faster, level riding. Regularly inspect tire pressure, brakes and chain tension before rides. Follow standard bicycle safety rules and use an appropriately sized helmet and protective gear.

Usage recommendations

Use tyre widths up to 1.90" for increased comfort and grip where needed. For everyday city riding and family outings, keep the drivetrain well-lubricated and check brake responsiveness before each trip. For growing children, periodically re-evaluate saddle and handlebar positions to maintain proper posture and control.