Kross V Rock Slugger

by Kross

Category: Kids

5,999Indicative price - for comparison only, not a live offer.

The Kross V Rock Slugger is a Kids bike from Kross, priced at ₹5,999. It's built around a 26t ergonomically designed ibc steel frame – approx 16.5" (42 cm) frame and a suspension fork, 26t, thread type, disc-compatible fork. Equipped with Single speed – cottered crank 40T + 18T freewheel shifting and dual disc brakes – 160 mm rotors front & rear brakes. Rolls on Steel rims with 36H hubs – front 100 mm, rear 135 mm wheels with 26×2.40" Hartex nylon high-grip tyres tyres.

Specifications

Frame & Fork

Frame26T ergonomically designed IBC steel frame – approx 16.5" (42 cm)
ForkSuspension fork, 26T, thread type, disc-compatible

Brakes

BrakesDual disc brakes – 160 mm rotors front & rear

Cockpit & Seating

Handlebar600 mm Fighter-type MTB handlebar
StemSteel 190 mm stem with expander set
SaddleV-Rock printed saddle for 24T/26T

Drivetrain

Crankset40T × 6.5" cottered
ShiftersSingle speed – cottered crank 40T + 18T freewheel

Wheels & Tyres

Wheel SizeSteel rims with 36H hubs – front 100 mm, rear 135 mm
Tyres26×2.40" Hartex nylon high-grip tyres

Other Specifications

AccessoriesMudguards, Water Bottle with Cage, Side Stand

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Kids bikes like this one.

What age is a kids' bike suitable for?

Kids' bikes are sized for young children learning to ride, generally before they're ready for a junior or adult-size frame.

Do kids' bikes have gears?

Most don't - simple single-speed setups are standard, since young riders don't need multiple gears yet.

How do I know if a kids' bike is the right size?

Your child should be able to comfortably stand over the frame with both feet flat on the ground - check the specific bike's stand-over height.

Are training wheels included?

Some models include them, others don't - check the individual product listing for what's included.

How much upkeep does a kids' bike need?

Very little - occasional cleaning and a quick brake and tyre check before rides is generally enough.