The Bear Valley 24 is ready to shred! Built around a lightweight aluminum frame with proper MTB geometry, a series 1 aluminum fork, fast rolling yet grippy tires, MicroSHIFT Acolyte 1 x 8 speed wide range transmission with clutch enabled rear derailleur, Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with kid specific, close reach levers, and finished off with a myriad of Marin's own kid specific components.

The Bear Valley really is one of our most focused and thought through kids bikes in the range.

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Specifications

• Frame

  Series 1 Lightweight Aluminum MTB, Low Standover, 20” Wheels, Replaceable Derailleur Hanger, Disc Brake

• Fork

  Series 1 Aluminum MTB, Disc Brake

• Rim

  Aluminum, Double Wall

• Hub Rear

  Forged Aluminum Alloy, 28H

• Hub Front

  Forged Aluminum Alloy, 28H

• Spokes

  14g Stainless Steel

• Tires

  Kenda, Booster, 24x2.4", Wire Bead

• Derailleur Rear

  MicroSHIFT Acolyte, 8-Speed, Clutch

• Shift Lever

  MicroSHIFT Acolyte, Short-Reach, 8-Speed

• Crankset

  Forged Alloy, 30T, 130mm, Ring Guard

• Bottom Bracket

  Sealed Cartridge Bearings, Square Taper

• Chain

  KMC 8-Speed

• Cassette

  MicroSHIFT Acolyte, 8-Speed, 12-42T

• Brakes Front

  Tektro HD-J285 Kid's Specific Hydraulic Disc

• Brakes Rear

  Tektro HD-J285 Kid's Specific Hydraulic Disc

• Brake Levers

  Hydraulic Kid's Specific Short Reach Alloy Lever

• Handlebar

  Marin Riser, 50mm Rise, 580mm Width, 19mm OD Grip Section

• Stem

  Alloy, 45mm

• Grips

  Single Densitiy, Thin Diameter Grip

• Headset

  Threadless

• Seatpost

  Aluminum, 27.2mm, Integrated Saddle/Post

• Saddle

  Marin 24" Integrated Saddle/Post

• Pedals

  Kids Specific Nylon Pedal

Specifications, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice.

Technology

1X WIDE-RANGE DRIVETRAINS

Modern 1x drivetrains, with kid specific shifter, give the rider the benefits of shifting simplicity and chain retention.

Kid specific controls

Tektro Hydraulic Disc Brakes with Kid Specific Close-Reach Levers and 19mm grips for little hands

Modern trail geometry

A slack headtube angle paired with a steep seat tube angle creates a ride that will fly uphill, yet descend like it’s on rails. The balanced rider position is puts the rider weight between the wheels for steady climbing and handling on flats, while the slack front end helps to add higher speed stability through turns and rough patches.

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