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MTB Reviews > Mountain bikes > Kids Bikes > Specialized Hotrock
* This kid’s ATB alloy frame features tons of standover height and a formed down tube with room for a full-sized waterbottle.
* A 50mm-travel suspension fork is just enough to smooth out rough rides.
* The kid's saddle is designed to fit younger riders perfectly.
* The triple-chainring crankset has forged alloy arms for superior power
Specialized Hotrock Reviews
Description: (from specialized.com)
* This kid’s ATB alloy frame features tons of standover height and a formed down tube with room for a full-sized waterbottle.
* A 50mm-travel suspension fork is just enough to smooth out rough rides.
* The kid's saddle is designed to fit younger riders perfectly.
* The triple-chainring crankset has forged alloy arms for superior power
transfer and a chain guard to keep things in place.
* Specialized Roller tires provide knobby grip for trail riding and roll easily on smoother surfaces.
* The alloy A-Head stem offers perfect positioning and easy Allen-wrench adjustments.
* Specialized Roller tires provide knobby grip for trail riding and roll easily on smoother surfaces.
* The alloy A-Head stem offers perfect positioning and easy Allen-wrench adjustments.
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Reviews
on December 2, 2010
Pros
"Real" mountain bike in a kid's size.
Decent components.
Excellent build quality.
Durable.
Decent components.
Excellent build quality.
Durable.
Cons
A little heavy.
Stock tires are good on pavement but pretty weak for serious off road.
Stock tires are good on pavement but pretty weak for serious off road.
Review
We have two of these, one for each daughter. The bikes have held up extremely well and they look and work just like my Specialized Rockhopper.
My older daughter has rocked some pretty serious trails with hers, first on the 20" wheeled version and now the 24" one.
If you have kids who want to ride with you, do them a favor and get them a real bike. It makes a huge difference in their enjoyment level.
My older daughter has rocked some pretty serious trails with hers, first on the 20" wheeled version and now the 24" one.
If you have kids who want to ride with you, do them a favor and get them a real bike. It makes a huge difference in their enjoyment level.
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