Polygon Razor 20" Black/Blue

Name: Polygon Razor 20" Black/Blue
Price: 599 NZD
Availability: SoldOut

Race BMX

Out of Stock

DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION+

Designed to accelerate when the gate drops, to corner precisely, and to catch the backside of doubles

AL6 Alloy

Aluminum has been the go to material for bicycles since the late 90's. Polygon uses an aluminum blend that is lighter and more durable than our competitors. Starting with 6061 triple butted tubing and heat treated for strength and durability, ALX frames are built to last the test of time.

SPECIFICATIONS

frame	AL6 BMX RACE FRAME
fork	ALLOY RACE BMX FORK
head set	THREADLESS HEADSET
stem	ALLOY STEM, E50 MM B 22.2 MM
handlebar	STEEL HANDLEBAR, W710 MM R230 MM
bottom bracket	CARTRIDGE BB
crank set	ALLOY CRANKSET 170MM, 44T
cassette	SINGLE 16T
chain	KMC K1-W
pedal	PP PEDALS
brake	ALLOY V-BRAKE
wheel set	ALLOY DOUBLE WALL 36H
tire	DELI S-199 20"X1.95"
saddle	FOAM SADDLE
seat post	ALLOY SEATPOST, 27.2MMX300MM
color	Black

SPECIFICATIONS+

SPECIFICATIONS

FRAME	AL6 BMX RACE FRAME
Fork	ALLOY RACE BMX FORK
Head Set	THREADLESS HEADSET
Stem	ALLOY STEM, E50 MM B 22.2 MM
Handlebar	STEEL HANDLEBAR, W710 MM R230 MM
Bottom Bracket	CARTRIDGE BB
CRANK SET	ALLOY CRANKSET 170MM, 44T
Cassette	SINGLE 16T
Chain	KMC K1-W
PEDAL	PP PEDALS
BRAKE	ALLOY V-BRAKE
Wheel Set	ALLOY DOUBLE WALL 36H
TIRE	DELI S-199 20"X1.95"
Saddle	FOAM SADDLE
SEAT POST	ALLOY SEATPOST, 27.2MMX300MM
COLOR	Black
Ride Style	Race BMX
Fork Material	Alloy
Frame Material	Alloy
Pedals Included	Yes

* All specifications listed are subject to change without notice. Please note that our specifications may be impacted by manufacturer component substitution changes caused by high global demand for bikes and resulting supply chain issues in the bike industry. We recommend confirming the specifications with your local Evo Cycles showroom if you have any questions.

Bike Weight: Many brands strive to list the lowest possible weight, but in reality weight can vary based on frame size, finish, hardware and accessories. The most accurate way to determine any bike's weight is to have your local showroom weigh it for you.