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| The smallest Cruiser frame can even be considered a Mini Cruiser too! Keep in mind that the youngest Cruiser class offered in the ABA is for 9 year olds and under (meaning you can race this class if you’re younger than 9 but you will be competing with 9 year olds). This frame is designed to fit riders 4’4” to 5’1”. |
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Features
- The Junior Cruiser features a 9” seat tube with a 68-degree angle. This keeps the seat low and behind the rider and out of the way when pedaling. The frame also features a 3” head tube instead of a standard 4”, which keeps the front end down due to the larger cruiser wheel. It also has a slightly easier head angle than most frames at 72 degrees. The reason behind this is that younger riders on skinny tires feel squirrelly with steep head angles. This makes them slow down until the bike feels more comfortable. The main idea here is to make them feel more comfortable so they can go faster! Our 72-degree head angle gives the bike quick enough turning but makes the bike feel more secure (especially in the turns) allowing them to go faster.
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