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6ku urban track bike

6ku urban track bike 6KU Urban Track Fixed Gear Bike – cccitygr

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6ku urban track bike 6KU Urban Track Fixed Gear Bike – cccitygrDetails Tech Specs Size Chart Warranty Dressed to impress and ready to rock the track bike is made for the rider who is looking to get their heart pumping while jamming through traffic. The 6ku Urban Track Bike features Riser Bars in place of Drop Bars for quick navigation through your citys concrete jungles. The lightweight 6061 alloy frame coupled with a matching 1 and 1 8th alloy fork will offer you the best of both worlds. Use this bike for

Dressed to impress and ready to rock the track bike is made for the rider who is looking to get their heart pumping while jamming through traffic.

The 6ku Urban Track Bike features Riser Bars in place of Drop Bars for quick navigation through your city’s concrete jungles. The lightweight 6061 alloy frame coupled with a matching 1 and 1/8th alloy fork will offer you the best of both worlds. Use this bike for recreational commuting, or as an everyday means of transportation. This bike is jam-packed with features such as replaceable stainless steel dropouts, smooth welds, and high quality aluminum.

With the function of a performance bike and the utility of an urban commuter look to the track bike to be that edge that sets you ahead of the group on the weekend ride or home earlier on the commute.

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In order to keep improving the overall quality; components are subject to change without notice.

Frame: 6061 Double Butted Alloy Smooth Welding
Fork: 11/8" Alloy Fork
Headset: 11/8" Integrated Headset
Handlebars: 31.8mm Riser Handlebar
Wheels: 30mm Deep V double wall alloy rim F28H Radial R28H Cross
Hubs: FlipFlop High flange hub
Tires: 700c x 25 Kenda
Chainring Crank: 3D Forged Alloy 48T x 170mm
Bottom Bracket: Sealed Cartridge 68mm x 103mm
Gear Ratio: 48/16
Pedals: BMX Platform Pedals
Saddle: Synthetic Leather
Seatpost: 27.2mm Forged Alloy
Brakes: Front & Rear; with replaceable braking pads.
Weight: 18 to 22 lbs.

All bikes purchased through City Grounds MUST be assembled by a certified bike shop mechanic. If the bike is NOT built by a certified bike shop mechanic, any warranty will be VOID. We will request for an assembly receipt as proof of professional installation.

For all warranty claims, please contact our Warranty Team at [email protected]. So that we can help you in a timely manner, make sure to include the following:

  • 1. Order Number (we will confirm date of purchase and determine if the item is still under the manufacturer’s warranty time limit)
  • 2. Brief description of the claim
  • 3. Photographs
  • 4. If the item is a bike or frame, include the serial number

We evaluate all warranties case-by-case to determine the best course of action and get you serviced to the best of our ability!

Warranty does not apply to the following:

  • • Any part of a product that has been installed, altered, repaired, or misused
  • • Damage from unintended style of riding, abuse, neglect, accident, and racing
  • • Normal wear and tear of any product (including but not limited to - saddles, grips, tires, tubes, cables, brake pads, chains)
  • • Failure to provide regular maintenance of any product

Labor and shipping are the responsibility of the customer. We do not cover parts purchased and labor performed by another bike shop.

Note: Warranty is for original owner only.

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