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Introducing Vishnu Sharma, our dedicated Cycling Enthusiast with a long journey of riding and crafting expert bicycle reviews exclusively for ChooseMyBicycle. With an avid passion for Cycling and an unwavering commitment to staying at the forefront of Bicycle Technology,Vishnu Sharma's insightful reviews are your trusted companion in making informed choices for your next ride.
Kids Bicycle
The steel hardtail frame is strong with a comfortable geometry.
A minimal working suspension which was just sufficient to make your ride comfortable when riding over potholes and speed breakers on urban roads.
The 21-Speed Shimano TZ drivetrain shifted smoothly without any lags.
These brakes performed well during the test ride on urban roads making it safe for school commutes and leisure rides in the neighborhood.
The 24” x 2.1” DSI MTB tires with bulky treads could handle rough patches on urban roads with ease.
frame
Steel Frame
fork
Suspension Fork
front derailleur
Shimano Tourney
rear derailleur
Shimano Tourney
shifters
Shimano EF-500
brakes
Disc Brakes
tires
DSI 24" x 2.1"
rims
Alloy
handlebar
Steel 660mm
stem
Alloy
seatpost
Steel
saddle
Comfort PU
pedals
Half Alloy
hubs
Shunfeng-Friction Free
cassette
Sunrun 14/28T
crankset
Steel
bottom bracket
Cup and Cone
no of gears
21-Speed
riding purpose
Leisure/Fitness
Hero Cycles is one of the country’s top bicycle brands with a long legacy of being the front-runners in bicycle manufacturing in India. The Sprint Pro series is a line of urban MTBs with strong frames and flashy designs for teenagers and adults. We got the opportunity to test ride the Hero Sprint Pro Ceralo 24T and here is what we thought.
A well spec’ed, value for money urban MTB suitable for boys and girls for school commutes and leisure rides.
The Ceralo 24T is built on a strong hardtail alloy frame with a simple frame geometry for a comfortable riding posture. Even though the material is heavy, this is only felt on inclines. The frame is responsive and can handle a lot of hard hitting from the surface on urban roads.
The suspension fork on this hardtail urban MTB has a minimal working suspension which was just sufficient to make your ride comfortable when riding over potholes and speed breakers on urban roads.
The steel hardtail frame is strong with a comfortable geometry and comes in 1 standard frame size
The bicycle which I test rode came in a Banana Yellow frame colour with Black and Blue graphics. The fluorescent primary colour was bright and had a smooth matte finish paint job. The blue gear cables, part blue on the stem, blue grips and yellow saddle made sure there is uniformity in the design which definitely made the bicycle stand out in a crowd.
The Hero Sprint Pro Ceralo 24T comes with a matte finish and in 3 colour variants; Matte Blue, Matte Yellow and Matte Orange
Shimano’s TZ 500 series of derailleurs are used as front and rear derailleurs on the Ceralo 24T. These entry-level derailleur components are a recently launched version of Tourney from Shimano. These 21-Speed derailleurs even though are the most basic version of gears, yet they worked well during the test ride with smooth shifting using the EF500 Shimano trigger shifters.
The 21-Speed Shimano TZ drivetrain shifted smoothly without any lags
The ‘Purk’ branded Mechanical Disc Brakes were a good addition to a 24T urban MTB meant for teenage riders. These brakes performed well during the test ride on urban roads making it safe for school commutes and leisure rides in the neighborhood.
The steel 660mm handlebar was comfortable and lengthy to provide an open chested riding posture.
The ‘Purk’ branded Mechanical Disc Brakes on the Ceralo was well balanced and felt safe to use on wet and dry urban roads
The DSI 24” x 2.1” MTB tires along with double walled alloy rims made for a strong set of wheels for this urban MTB. The 24” wheel size is perfect for riders from 4’5” to 5’3”. These tires could handle rough tarmac surfaces well thanks to the bulky and evenly spread out treads. The stock comfort PU saddles on the Ceralo 24T. It was not the most ergonomic in design but has enough cushioning to keep the rider sore free.
The 24” x 2.1” DSI MTB tires with bulky treads could handle rough patches on urban roads with ease
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