Hillstrike Snowtrike REV vs Mission RV Child Transporter

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Compare Specifications of Hillstrike Snowtrike REV and Mission RV Child Transporter

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Technical Specifications

Frame	6082 T6 High-grade welded aluminum	Powder coated frame with high gloss finish
Stem	FUNN Funnduro, Black, Steerer Clamp D: 1-1/8″	--
Grip	FUNN Combat II, Grey, Lock on, D: 30mm	--
Pedals	FUNN Big Foot Evo, Black, W105mm x L102mm x H 16.8mm, Removable pins	--
Saddle	--	Very large padded coil sprung saddle

Tyres

Front	--	20″ x 2.0″ cruiser tyres
Rear	--	20″ x 2.0″ cruiser tyres
Wheel / RIM	--	20″ wheels

Brakes

Front	--	V brake
Rear	--	Drum

Suspension

Front	RockShox Recon Silver or RockShox Judy Silver	--
Rear	--	--

Colors Available

Colors

Apple green Blue Bright orange Vivid red Panther rose

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Physical Specs

Length	1860 mm	1840 mm
Width	620 mm	790 mm
Height	910 mm	--
Weight	43 kg	--
Kerb Weight	17	--
Seat Height	510	--

Overview

Features	- Confront winter under the terms with all new Hillstrike REV snowtrike	- A twin rear seat to take two young children with safety harness. - A comfortable riding position, with high handlebars and a very comfortable saddle - Protective wheel discs to stop little fingers. - Storage underneath the seat - Full steel mudguards front and rear
Additional Details	Hillstrike skis : Custom Hillstrike directional twin skis 89cm (35″), full wood core, full steel edges Safety leash : Coil leash, Break-Away Technology, 3m (10ft) stretch Replaceable parts : Handlebars, Fork, Pedals, Safety Leash, rubber joints, rubber bumpers and Skis	Sealed bearings on rear axle and wheels Inside leg measurement : 73cm to 84cm

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