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The Public C7 24 is a 24-inch kids' bike built like a scaled-down city commuter: a step-through steel frame, upright riding position, Shimano 7-speed gearing, rim brakes, and matching fenders and chain guard. It suits riders roughly 4'6" to 5'0" moving up from a 20-inch bike to their first adult-style bicycle. Against typical 24-inch kids' bikes, which are often single-speed or 6-speed with knobby tires, the C7 offers real gearing for hills and city-ready fittings. Owners praise the fit and looks; the main complaint is poor assembly instructions.
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Lowest price we've seen: $499.99 on Nov 9 at Mike's Bikes. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Owners describe the C7 24 as a great-fitting, good-looking first adult-style bike, with one 8-year-old rider loving it and a 4'9" rider finding a real fit. The recurring complaint is that the assembly instructions don't match the bike.
The Public Bikes C7 24" in Sage is a kids' bike with a classic step-through frame and an upright riding position. It has 24" wheels and is designed for younger riders moving up to their first adult-style bicycle.
The frame and the unicrown fork are made of Public hi-tensile steel with fender braze-ons. The fenders and chain guard are steel, painted to match. The seat and grips are brown vinyl.
The drivetrain is a Shimano 7-speed, which gives a range of gears for neighborhood hills. Braking is by rim brakes. The handlebar is a steel riser bar with a forged alloy quill stem.
