-Frame: 18” T/T 6061 T6 alloy frame with Euro bottom bracket and 7mm thick dropouts
-Fork: full chromoly with 3/8” dropouts
-Headset: FSA 1-1/8” integrated sealed
-Crankset: M3 3-piece chromoly thin-wall 160mm, 19mm x 48-spline hollow chromoly axle
-BB Set: Euro BB 4 sealed bearings, alloy cups
-Sprocket: M3 alloy 25t
-Freewheel: 9T 1-piece driver cassette
-Chain: KMC Z410 1/2” x 1/8” Nickel
-Pedals: Wellgo magnesium Jr. 9/16” chromoly axles
-Handlebar: 2-piece 6061 T6 alloy 6.5” tall 3.2T
-Stem: M3 Downside Lite CNC alloy Aheadset 1-1/8”
-Grips: Odyssey Dash Mini with flange
-Saddle: M3 Project 7mm rails
-Seat Post: M3 alloy micro-adjust, 27.2 x 180mm dual bolts
-Seat Clamp: M3 alloy 31.8mm
-Front Hub: M3 alloy 32-hole with 3/8” chromoly axle, 2 sealed bearings
-Rear Hub: M3 alloy cassette 32-hole with 3/8” chromoly axle, 4 sealed bearings
-Rims: alloy 32-hole, single wall black anodized -Spokes: stainless 15g
-Tires: Duro Fantasy 18 x 1.95” front and rear, 80 PSI
-Pegs: Colony One-Way 7005 alloy butted (1 pair)
-Rotor: SST Oryg top tube single cable route
-Brakes: Diatech 997 Magic rear U-brake with Fiesta pads
-Brake Lever: Tektro 289 alloy
-Weight: 19.4 lb./8.8 kg
-Colors: Black Anodized
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If you've got a kid who is really into riding and talks about nothing else but BMX, you might consider buying him Mirraco's Project 18. The aluminium frame keeps the weight down to 8.8 kg for the complete bike so little Johnny doesn't have to work with the same weight as big brother Jim. It wouldn't be fair, would it? The Project 18 is a serious stepping stone into the 20 inch world. Here's the spec of the bike, and then find a dealer near you on the Mirraco website. 
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