Kross Xavier

by Kross

Category: Kids

₹6,849Indicative price - for comparison only, not a live offer.

About Kross Xavier

The Kross Xavier is a Kids bike from Kross, priced at ₹6,849. It's built around a durable steel frame with optimized geometry – approx. 30.5 cm (12") frame and a rigid steel bmx-type fork fork. Equipped with Single speed, non-geared system with 32T chainwheel shifting and front & rear v-brakes for effective control brakes. Rolls on 20 inches with wide tyres (20 x 2.40) for stability wheels with High-traction rubber tyres with butyl tubes tyres.

Kross Xavier Specifications

Frame & Fork

FrameDurable steel frame with optimized geometry – approx. 30.5 cm (12")
ForkRigid steel BMX-type fork

Brakes

BrakesFront & rear V-brakes for effective control

Cockpit & Seating

Handlebar530 mm wide MTB-style handlebar for better grip
StemSteel, 150 mm
SaddleComfort saddle with bumper support

Drivetrain

Crankset32T steel cottered chain wheel (single-speed compatible)
ShiftersSingle speed, non-geared system with 32T chainwheel

Wheels & Tyres

Wheel Size20 inches with wide tyres (20 x 2.40) for stability
TyresHigh-traction rubber tyres with butyl tubes

Other Specifications

AccessoriesFront & rear plastic mudguards included, Water bottle with holder, chain cover, side stand

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Kids bikes like this one.

What wheel size does the Kross Xavier come in?

The Kross Xavier comes with 20 inches with wide tyres (20 x 2.40) for stability wheels.

What is the price of the Kross Xavier?

The Kross Xavier is priced at ₹6,849 (indicative, for comparison only).

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.