Claud Butler Nimbus Folding Bike - 20" Wheel - 6 Speed - Alloy Frame
Using a 20" wheel platform, the Claud Butler Nimbus Folding Bike is stable at any speed and can be ridden with confidence, but with smaller wheels than a standard bike, it folds down neatly to be carried onboard a train or bus, or stored out of the way at home. Equipped with 6 speed Shimano gears, telescopic handlebar stem and alloy components to give you the best, smooth ride. This folding bike is light, functional, low maintenance, and great fun!
Key Features:
- Frame: Alloy 6061
- Fork: Hi Tensile Steel
- Gears: Shimano 6 speed gears
- Brakes: Alloy V-Brakes
- Wheels: 20" Wheel
- Rims: Double wall Alloy
- Tyres: 20 x 1.75″ City Tyre
- Shifters: Shimano Revoshifter
Rider Sizing Guide:
- Height Range: 4ft 10 - 6ft 4
*Age and height range are offered as an approximate guide only
- Frame: Alloy 6061
- Fork: Hi Tensile Steel
- Gears: Shimano 6 speed gears
- Brakes: Alloy V-Brakes
- Wheels: 20" Wheel
- Rims: Double wall Alloy
- Tyres: 20 x 1.75″ City Tyre
- Shifters: Shimano Revoshifter
- Rear Derailleur: Shimano RD-TZ50 6spd
- Chainwheel: 170mm Crank / 46T Chainring
- Chain: KMC
- Chainguard: Part of chainset
- Front Hub: Alloy, Quick Release
- Rear Hub: Alloy, Nutted
- Brake Lever: Alloy
- Handlebar: Alloy Lo-Rise
- Stem: Alloy, Telescopic Folding Stem
- Seatpost: Alloy 30.4mm x 600mm
- Saddle: Claud Butler Comfort Performance Saddle, Black
- Grips: Black
- Pedals: 9/16" Axle, Folding Body
- Headset: 1" Threaded
- Freewheel: Shimano 6spd 14-28T
- Spokes: 14G
- Bottom Bracket: Cartridge BB 118mm Axle
- Rack: Alloy Rear Carrier
- Kickstand: Alloy, Centre Mount
- Mudguard: Black Chromoplastic
- Bell: Ping Bell
- Colours: Black and Red
- Weight: 13.5 kg
| Bike Type | Folding |
| Brake Type | V Type |
| Colour | Black
Red |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Alloy |
| Speed | 6 |
| Suspension | None |
| Wheel Size | 20" |
CONDITION & SETUP
Brand New Sealed In Box This Bike Comes Part Built. Fitting Of Pedals, Stem Bars, Front Wheel, Front & Rear Brake Cables & Saddle, As Well As A General Check Over And Tighten Of All Fixings On Pre Assembled Parts (Wheels, Crank Etc).
The Brakes Will Require Some Adjustment Once They Have Settled In.
We Advise That The Gears Of The Bike May Require Some Adjustment During Setup But Will Need This After Some Use.
We Highly Recommend A Professional Completes The Setup For You If You Are Not Confident Of Doing This Yourself.