Scott Contessa 16

The Scott Contessa 16 is a girls' bike with 16" wheels, an aluminium frame and a BMX-type rigid fork. Its single-speed drivetrain and full chainguard define a build to consider if you are looking for a bike for your daughter's rides.

• Low frame: The 6061 aluminium structure features a lowered top tube and a semi-integrated head tube.
• Single speed: The One Piece Crank crankset with a 28T chainring is paired with a 18T sprocket and KMC S1 chain.
• Braking system: The build includes a BMX 800-type V-Brake, an aluminium front brake lever and a rear hub with a coaster brake.
• Kenda tyres: The Kenda K841 Contact tyres measure 16x2.25" and are paired with aluminium rims.
• Junior riding position: The 500 mm Riser Junior mini handlebar is paired with the Syncros Contessa JR16 saddle.

It is an option to consider for your daughter's rides, with equipment that also includes a kickstand and pedals with reflectors.

SCOTT was founded in 1958 in Sun Valley, USA, by engineer and skier Ed Scott, and is now headquartered in Givisiez, Switzerland. It offers bicycles, e-bikes, clothing and equipment for people who ride. In 1986, it introduced its first mountain bike.