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Avalanche Bottom Kids Bike 12"-20"

R 60.00
SKU: BBRA-90042
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Avalanche Bottom Kids Bike 12"–20"

What Is It?

The Avalanche Bottom Kids Bike 12"–20" is a replacement bottom bracket (BB) designed for Avalanche children's bicycles with wheel sizes ranging from 12-inch to 20-inch. The bottom bracket is the bearing assembly located inside the frame that allows the crankset and pedals to rotate smoothly.

It is an essential drivetrain component used when replacing a worn, damaged, or seized bottom bracket on a kids' bike. 

Key Features

  • Replacement bottom bracket for Avalanche junior bikes
  • Designed for bikes with 12" to 20" wheels
  • Supports smooth crank and pedal rotation
  • Durable bearing construction
  • Helps restore efficient pedalling performance
  • Direct replacement for worn or damaged BB units
  • Suitable for balance bikes, junior bikes, and youth mountain bikes
  • Improves drivetrain reliability and longevity

Specifications

  • Brand: Avalanche
  • Product: Kids Bike Bottom Bracket
  • Compatibility: Avalanche bikes 12"–20"
  • Component Type: Bottom Bracket Assembly
  • Function: Supports crank axle rotation
  • Application: Kids' bicycles
  • Installation: Requires bottom bracket tools for fitting/removal
  • Use: Replacement and maintenance part

Who Is It Suitable For?

  • Parents maintaining Avalanche kids' bikes
  • Bicycle workshops and mechanics
  • Riders with worn or rough-feeling crank bearings
  • Owners of 12", 14", 16", 18", and 20" Avalanche bikes
  • Anyone refurbishing a junior bicycle

Who Should Use It?

  • Bikes with excessive crank play or wobble
  • Bikes producing grinding noises from the crank area
  • Children's bicycles with seized or rough bearings
  • Mechanics performing complete drivetrain overhauls
  • Riders replacing damaged crank or BB components

Signs the Bottom Bracket Needs Replacement

 

  • Pedals feel rough when turning
  • Clicking or grinding noises while pedalling
  • Side-to-side movement in the crankset
  • Increased pedalling resistance
  • Water or dirt contamination inside the bearings