We started in 2001 in Alicante. Our dream was to develop bikes capable of delivering performance for the mountain bikers
We started in 2001 in Alicante. Our dream was to develop bikes capable of delivering performance for the mountain bikers who wanted something beyond what the market was offering. Even from our...
Mondraker GROMMY 12
You ask: an e-bike for three-year-olds? Mondraker answers: Why not! The all-new Mondraker Grommy 12 is the perfect introduction to the exciting world of two-wheeling for the youngest adventurers out there. This innovative wheel with a powerful little electric motor embodies the same quality, technology and expertise you expect from a...
Mondraker GROMMY 12
You ask: an e-bike for three-year-olds? Mondraker answers: Why not! The all-new Mondraker Grommy 12 is the perfect introduction to the exciting world of two-wheeling for the youngest adventurers out there. This innovative wheel with a powerful little electric motor embodies the same quality, technology and expertise you expect from a...
Mondraker GROMMY 16
The Mondraker Grommy 16 is the ideal companion for young bikers aged 5 to 8 years who are ready to explore the exciting world of two-wheeling. With an adjustable saddle that offers a height between 43 and 58 cm, this bike is perfectly tailored to the needs of growing adventurers.
Mondraker GROMMY 12
You ask: an e-bike for three-year-olds? Mondraker answers: Why not! The Mondraker GROMMY 12 is an e-bike for the smallest daredevils to gain confidence and learn to balance on. The GROMMY 12 is ideal for ages 3 to 5, with its 6061 aluminum frame, 7.5kg weight, a saddle height adjustable between 37cm and 47cm, and providing up to an...
Mondraker GROMMY 12
You ask: an e-bike for three-year-olds? Mondraker answers: Why not! The Mondraker GROMMY 12 is an e-bike for the smallest daredevils to gain confidence and learn to balance on. The GROMMY 12 is ideal for ages 3 to 5, with its 6061 aluminum frame, 7.5kg weight, a saddle height adjustable between 37cm and 47cm, and providing up to an...
