2024

CANNONDALE Kids Trail 16 2024

Youth · Mountain-Youth
Frame material Aluminum
Wheel size 16
Drivetrain 1 X 1
Chain Kmc S1, 1/2X1/8"
Tires Innova, 16X2.25", Mult...
Brake type Rear V-Brake And Rear...
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RRP
€322 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€261 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€165 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
Cannondale Kids Trail 16 2024

About this bike

Looking at the Cannondale Kids Trail 16 2024? This youth bike in the mountain youth segment keeps showing up across European retailers. Built around an aluminium frame.

Expect to pay €261 for a new Cannondale Kids Trail 16, against an official RRP of €322. Used or refurbished units land closer to €165, depending on condition.

Scroll down for the full retailer breakdown, price history and trade-in benchmark of the Cannondale Kids Trail 16.

Specifications

CategoryYouth
SubcategoryMountain-Youth
Year2024
FrameSmartForm C3 Alloy, coaster brake, rack/fender mounts
Frame materialAluminum
ForkRigid, steel, 1" steerer, rim brakes
SuspensionRigid

Components

Drivetrain 1 X 1
Cassette 16T
Chain KMC S1, 1/2x1/8"
Crank One-piece, 110mm length, 28T
Bottom bracket Included
Brake type Rear V-Brake And Rear Coaster Brake
Brake levers Alloy, linear pull
Handlebar Lightweight Alloy, 25.4mm, 500mm
Stem Forged and machined aluminum, 30mm w/ fitted stem cover
Headset 1" Ahead
Grips Cannondale Kid's Comfort
Saddle Cannondale Kid's Comfort
Seatpost One-piece, clamp-less, Alloy, 25.4mm
Pedals Wellgo Composite Platform w/ reflectors, 1/2"

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 16
Rims Cannondale, lightweight alloy, 16", 28h
Hubs (F) Alloy, nutted axle / (R) Alloy, nutted axle, coaster brake
Spokes Steel, 14g Black
Tires Innova, 16x2.25", multi-use tread

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