Product Description
Rider details
Body height: 178cm | Bike size fitsMarque : CALIFORNIA , modèle ‘DETROIT’
Hauteur du cadre (aluminium) : 52 cm (pour une taille de 180 -190 cm) -
Pneus : 26 pouces, KENDA /CHENG-SHIN
Changeur de vitesses : SHIMANO 21 vitesses (7x3)
Dérailleurs: SHIMANO ‘ALIVIO’ et ‘ACERA’
Suspension: avant ‘RST T6’
Accessoires : Sonnette
Couleur : Bleu & orange
Vélo réglé et contrôlé. En bon état de marche.
Quelques légères traces d’usure sur siège et cadre (superficielles).
Characteristics
Questions and Answers
Feel free to ask about anything related to the bike's specifications.
Please note that your Q&A session will be publicly viewable.
Why reserve?
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Personal Assistance (even by phone)
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1 year free insurance
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All sellers are verified
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Fraud protection
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Cashless & secure
About Seller
Certified seller 
Frame number available
Money back guarantee
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How do I buy a bike?
The process step by step
Discover a wide range of bikes, compare the options and choose the bike that suits you best.
Reserve the bike (without obligation) by making a 20% deposit using the payment method of your choice. After the deposit has been paid, the contact details will be exchanged between the seller and the buyer.
Schedule an appointment with the verified seller, check the bike and possibly take a test ride.
To complete the purchase, pay the balance in cash* or through the velocorner platform (recommended). To release the payment on the seller's bank account, it is mandatory to confirm the handover on velocorner.
Choose from two options the one that suits you best
You may see a button "Reserve" which means that you can pre-reserve this bike by making a 20% deposit (non-binding). After a test ride in the store you have the option to pay the remaining 80% of the price or get a refund of your deposit.
Get in touch with the dealer (by phone or email) to find out more about the offer. When you are ready, make an appointment for a test ride. If the bike suits you perfectly, you can proceed with payment.
