The Specialized Jett 24 was brand new for the summer of 2021. With it’s understated branding and 38cm growth range it’s a good choice for a child who’s got a lot of growing to do over the next few years.
Specialize claim it should last 3 summers or 30 months, but that will obviously depend on how fast your child grows.
The low standover height does mean your child can get onto this bike sooner than many other 24″ bikes and there’s an extra hole for the pedals on the crank meaning you can extend the use of this bike as your child’s legs grow.
It also has handy markings on the seat post and handlebars making adjusting the bike easy as your child grows. To help, Specialized also provide an online Bike Fit tool – you simply input your child’s measurements and they will tell you how to adjust the bike to fit.
You just need to revisit this tool (which can be downloaded as an App on your phone) every time your child has a growth spurt to be sure the bike is correctly configured for your child.
We’ve reviewed the slightly smaller Specialized Jett 20 and think the bike is ideally suited to urban and gentle trail riding, rather than tearing down mountain bike trails. An ideal choice for riding to school or heading off down the park at the weekends.