The Swiss brand Scor present two models dedicated to children that complement the rest of their line. These are rigid bikes, the 0020 dedicated to the little ones, with 20-inch wheels, and the 0024 for older children, with 24-inch wheels.
The 0020 is suitable for children from 5 to 8 years and from 110 to 135cm in height. It is designed for young ones to become familiar with the bike in an all-round use, from mellow paths and dirt roads to cruises in the city to go for an ice cream.
The 0024, on the other hand, is aimed at children aged 6 to 11 and from 120 to 145cm in height. Designed for a more rigorous use, including getting familiar with the first jumps and rides in the bike park.
Both models have aluminum frames with rigid aluminum forks, components suitable for off-road use and geometry designed to provide confidence and an intuitive approach to the bike.
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