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woom OFF ultralight kids’ mountain bike rips trails with carbon fork, multiple wheel sizes

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woom announced a new kids mountain bike, the OFF. Designed with an aluminum frame, carbon fork, and big tire clearance, it’s meant for youngsters to get a taste of real off-road riding and racing. The OFF is available for pre-sale now, with shipments beginning at the end of October 2019.

woom OFF kids’ aluminum mountain bike

woom makes a line of high-end bikes for youngsters (occasionally very high-end), and they’re now getting into the off-road scene. The OFF is their new dedicated kids’ MTB, using an aluminum frame and rigid carbon fork to get it done. Available in three wheel sizes, they all feature rather large tire clearance for a kids’ bike, aiming for real performance and capability off-road. Check out the press release below for full details and availability information.

PRESS RELEASE

Austin, TX August 19, 2019 – woom, the leading high-quality, lightweight kids bike brand in Europe and North America today announces their latest innovation, the woom OFF. For two years, woom’s acclaimed team in Vienna, Austria has worked to develop the ideal bike for trail adventures with the family, whether young riders are taking on rocky terrain in the mountains and forests, or jumping curbs on the city streets. In sleek, elegant matte black and silver the OFF line honors woom’s trademark kid-specific design with features like child-friendly brakes and shifters, an ultra-lightweight frame, and bigger high-quality tires with low rolling resistance making riding easier and enjoyable.

Compared to other kids mountain bikes on the market, the woom OFF is exceptionally lightweight and durable. Designed for children between 6 and 14 years old, the woom OFF helps kids explore their passion for cycling on any terrain. “What starts as a natural urge to move develops over the course of childhood into a love of sport,” shared Christian Bezdeka, woom Europe CEO and Co-Founder. “For this important development phase, we have designed, and are excited to offer, adventurous riders the woom OFF.”

A distinguished feature of the woom OFF is the specially developed carbon fork weighing only 330 grams (11.6 oz.). Strong, carbon-fiber construction ensures maximum load capacity when steering and braking, as well as smooth riding even on the roughest descents. The lightweight aluminum frame is manufactured through a process known as hydroforming, shaping the material resulting in high precision and mechanical strength, as well as seamless construction. The woom OFF also features easily adjusted hydraulic disc brakes and a specialized chainring that reliably prevents the chain from falling off. The custom-designed stem offers a clever reversible system: it can also be mounted upside-down, allowing for easy adjustment of the handlebars.

The high-quality tires on the woom OFF have been carefully selected from the leading tire manufacturer Schwalbe. Thanks to the unique ADDIX SPEED rubber compound, they offer an optimal combination of low rolling resistance and maximum grip with good cushioning and longer durability. Shifting is easy with the kid-friendly trigger lever, operated with the thumb and forefinger. Together with the SRAM X5 rear derailleur, the lever ensures precise and reliable shifting, even in mud and on rocky terrain.

“The development of the OFF line embodies the woom brand’s kid-specific design and quality philosophy while giving our community a mountain bike that will match their evolving skills,” added Mathias Ihlenfeld, woom USA CEO and Owner. “We are seeing momentum in youth mountain biking in the U.S., and the woom OFF is perfect for riding your local bike park to racing the trails at events across the country.”

To allow kids to personalize their bikes, each woom OFF comes with a set of stickers in four different colors. The rims and top tube can be custom designed or simply left in the matte look. The woom OFF comes in three sizes, 20”, 24”, and 26”, priced at $799, $849, and $899 respectively. The full line will be available for pre-orders on woom bikes USA starting August 19th with bikes shipping late October. In the spring of 2020, a version of the woom OFF will be offered with an air suspension fork.

woom OFF Mountain Bike Specifications
• Lightweight frame made of high-quality aluminum with butted and hydroformed tubes
• Superlight carbon fork with multidirectional carbon fibers for maximum torsional strength
• Hydraulic disc brakes with excellent modulation and child-friendly brake levers
• Stem with clever flip-flop system: flip it over to change the height of the handlebars
• Special chainring stops the chain from slipping even on rough terrain
• High-quality mountain bike tires from Schwalbe with special rubber compound for low rolling resistance, maximum grip, optimal shock absorption, and solid durability
• SRAM X5 groupset with easy-to-use SRAM trigger shifter for precise and smooth shifting even in mud and on rough terrain
• Comes complete with a set of stickers in four colors to personalize the bike
• Available in the following sizes:

woom OFF 4: wheel size 20″, weight (without pedals) 17.2 lbs., $799.00
woom OFF 5: wheel size 24″, weight (without pedals) 18.9 lbs., $849.00
woom OFF 6: wheel size 26″, weight (without pedals) 20.5 lbs., $899.00

us.woombikes.com

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Jason
4 years ago

Where’s the suspension fork?

Jason
4 years ago
Reply to  Jason

Of course the air suspension fork is mentioned in the last sentence and I didn’t see it. (Facepalm)

Nooge
Nooge
4 years ago

This is a really nice and light bike for this price.

Ed
Ed
4 years ago

There regular line bikes do well on trails. These should be amazing.

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