BMW today unveiled two new additions to its bike collection, the 2013 BMW Mountainbike All Mountain and the 2013 BMW Cruise Bike Junior.
The BMW Mountainbike All Mountain has a perfectly tuned chassis and a full-suspension, hydro-formed and powder-coated aluminium frame. Its special design is the result of a collaboration between BMW engineers and a German mountain bike specialist.
With 30 gears and a lock-out fork, the Shimano XT derailleur makes steep uphill cycling easy. The four-pivot rear with anti-bobbing technology ensures optimal power transmission, and on the downhill journey riders can rely on the hydraulic disc brakes for extra safety.
The new BMW Cruise Bike Junior provides fantastic cycling fun and years of enjoyment for young cyclists aged six to nine, as the special frame design allows the bike to "grow" with its owner.
The 20-inch tall BMW Cruise Bike Junior is the "little brother" of the BMW Cruise Bike. Like its older sibling, it has been distinguished with the red dot design award for its attention-grabbing design.
The sturdy aluminium frame is built to work in perfect harmony with the dimensions of a child, and its integrated components allow girls and boys to control their bikes with ease. Uphill cycling requires minimum effort with the help of the six-gear Shimano grip-shift lever. Added safety features include the front, back, pedal and spoke reflectors and a bell.
The Cruise Bike Junior comes in the distinctive BMW bicycle colour schemes, with orange features on the black models and splashes of green on the white models for an understated sporty look.