Like all our kids bikes, we invest time in making sure the bike is right. 26 wheels with a 13 fram...Like all our kids bikes, we invest time in making sure the bike is right. 26 wheels with a 13 frame is perfect for young teenagers before they move onto their adult bike. The Paris HT has an alloy frame, 18 speed Shimano EZ Fire gears, suspension fork, alloy V-brakes and wheels. Approximate age range 9+ The Paris HT 20 has a light alloy frame with 20 alloy wheels. With 6 Shimano gears this is a great junior bike, and with suspension forks upfront it's ideal for all terrains and maximum fun! We take care to design a frame that gives good stand over clearance. This can safeguard kids during the formative years when gaining confidence on the bike is important. Approximate age range 6-8 years. Like all our kids bikes, we invest time in making sure the bike is right. 24 wheels with a 13 frame is perfect for young teenagers before they move onto their adult bike. This Paris HT has an alloy frame, suspension fork, 18 speed Shimano EZ Fire gears, alloy V-brakes and rims. Approximate age range 8+
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This guide is for young riders and their parents looking to understand and get the most out of their Dawes Paris HT Junior Bike. The Paris HT offers a comfortable and safe riding experience for children aged 6 and up, with features designed for various terrains. Note that proper fit and regular maintenance are key to ensuring optimal performance and safety.
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Model Part Number
5060037084522
Brand
Dawes
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FAQs
What age range is the Dawes Paris HT suitable for?
The bikes are designed for children aged approximately 6+ and up. The specific age range depends on the wheel size selected. The 20" wheel size is for ages 6-8, the 24" wheel size is for ages 8+, and the 26" is for ages 9+.
How do I choose the correct wheel size?
Consider the child's height and inseam. Refer to the size guide available online or at your local bike shop to determine the best fit.
How often should I lubricate the chain?
Lubricate the chain every few weeks, or more often if the bike is ridden frequently or in wet conditions.
How do I adjust the seat height?
Loosen the seat post clamp, adjust the seat to the appropriate height, and retighten the clamp. Ensure the child can comfortably place their feet on the pedals with a slight bend in their knees.
What kind of maintenance is required?
Regular maintenance includes checking and adjusting brakes, lubricating the chain, inflating tires, and cleaning the bike. It's also important to inspect the bike for any damage.
Can I add accessories to the bike?
Yes, you can add accessories such as a water bottle cage, lights, or a bell. Ensure any additions do not interfere with the bike's operation.
Troubleshooting
Gears are not shifting smoothly.
Check the gear cables for tension and proper alignment. Adjust the cables if necessary. If the problem persists, consult a bike mechanic.
Brakes are not stopping the bike effectively.
Check the brake pads for wear and tear. Adjust the brake cables for optimal tension. If the problem continues, consider replacing the brake pads.
Tires are flat.
Check for punctures and repair or replace the inner tube. Inflate the tires to the recommended pressure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Lightweight alloy frame makes the bike easier for kids to handle.
Suspension fork enhances comfort and control on various terrains.
Shimano gears provide smooth and reliable shifting.
Available in multiple sizes to fit different age groups.
Cons
Requires regular maintenance to keep gears and brakes functioning correctly.
May require professional assembly, depending on purchase location.
Specific components may need replacing as the child grows or with wear and tear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: The bike may require some assembly upon arrival. Consult the included manual or a professional bike mechanic for proper setup.
Sizing: Choose the correct wheel size (20", 24" or 26") based on the child's height and inseam. Ensure the child can comfortably reach the pedals and handlebars.
Brakes: Regularly check and adjust the brakes to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Gears: Teach your child how to use the gears, and ensure the shifting is smooth. Check and adjust the gear cables if necessary.
Tires: Keep the tires inflated to the recommended pressure (printed on the tire sidewall).
Cleaning: Clean the bike regularly, especially after riding in wet or muddy conditions. Use a mild soap and water solution.
Storage: Store the bike in a dry, covered area to protect it from the elements.
Lubrication: Lubricate the chain regularly with bicycle chain lubricant to ensure smooth performance.