Diamondback Viper bmx 20 inch bike

Keep it simple with the legendary Diamondback Viper 20-inch bike, which is BMX in its purest form. The Viper is outfitted with such features as a Hi-Ten steel frame and fork, an FSA 1-1/8-inch threadless headset, rush alloy linear pull brakes, steel one-piece cranks, 36-spoke aluminum wheels, and a DB BMX padded seat. Add the features together and you have a terrific BMX racing bike. Specifications:

• Geometry: 74-degree head tube, 70-degree seat tube, 19.5-inch top tube, and 14.5-inch chain stay
• Frame: Hi-Ten steel
• Fork: Hi-Ten steel
• Headset: FSA 1-1/8-inch threadless
• Handlebar: Hi-Ten steel 2-piece, 25 inches wide by 6.75-inch rise
• Grips: DB icon with nylon end plug
• Stem: 4-bolt alloy top load
• Brakes: Rush linear
• Brake levers: Rush Rx 2.1
• Cranks: 165mm steel 1-piece
• Sprocket: 44t steel
• BB: Loose ball
• Pedals: Resin platform
• Rims: 36H aluminum, 30mm wide, ano black
• Hubs: 36H steel shell with 3/8-inch axle (front and rear)
• Chain: KMC Z410, 1/2 by 1/8
• Freewheel: 16t
• Tires: Comp III style 20 x 2.125 (front), 1.75 (rear)
• Spokes: 14g
• Seat: DB BMX padded
• Seatpost: Steel pillar
• Detangler: N/A
• Extras: Owner's manual

Product Features

• 20-inch BMX bike with Hi-Ten steel frame and fork
• 36-spoke aluminum wheels; Comp III-style tires
• FSA 1-1/8-inch threadless headset; DB BMX padded seat
• Rush alloy linear pull brakes and steel 1-piece cranks
• Resin platform pedals; lifetime warranty on frame

Reviews : My 5-year old is a bit of an advanced bike rider for his age. He absolutely loves his DV Viper. It has freewheel and no pedal brakes. I was nervous that he would have a hard time with the hand brake but the brakes are powerful enough with his small hands that he can give it pleny of brake with little effort. The bike is really great quality and looks awesome. I had a DB Viper when I was a kid over 25 years ago. The bike rides really smooth and works just great. It is durable and great construction and rides plenty smooth. Once he gets several years old we may consider getting him a higher-end bike but this one is great and we go on lots of rides around the neighborhood and even on some 5-mile rides occassionally. He does not do any jumps on it yet but boys will be boys. I have ridden several times and it seems plenty strong to hold my weight (about 165 pounds). So he really has plenty of growing room with this one.