Author A-Matrix 24D Front Wheel 24 inch Titanium Matte/Black Matte

Children's bikes take a beating, and a weak front wheel can lead to wobbles, brake rub, and premature failure. The Author A-Matrix 24D front wheel is built to handle the demands of young riders, providing a durable and reliable replacement or upgrade for 24-inch kids' bikes. With its double-wall aluminium rim, sealed cartridge bearings, and disc brake compatibility, this wheel delivers smooth rolling and confident stopping power for everything from neighbourhood rides to light trail use.

Who is it for

This wheel is ideal for parents and bike shops looking to replace a damaged front wheel on a 24-inch children's or junior bike, or for those upgrading to a stronger, disc-brake-ready wheel. It fits bikes with a 100 mm quick-release front hub and is compatible with 6-bolt disc rotors, making it a versatile choice for many modern kids' bikes.

Main features

• 24-inch double-wall aluminium rim with a 19 mm inner width for stability and tyre support
• Disc brake compatible (6-bolt ISO standard) for reliable all-weather stopping power
• Sealed cartridge bearings in the hub for smooth rolling and low maintenance
• 32 stainless steel spokes in black for strength and a clean look
• Quick-release axle (100 mm OLD) for easy wheel removal and installation
• Schrader valve hole for common inner tubes
• Durable titanium matte hub and black matte rim finish

Specifications

• Wheel size: 24 inches (ISO 507 mm)
• Rim material: Aluminium alloy
• Rim type: Double wall
• Rim inner width: 19 mm
• Hub material: Aluminium alloy
• Hub colour: Titanium matte
• Rim colour: Black matte
• Brake compatibility: Disc brake (6-bolt standard)
• Axle type: Quick release
• Over locknut dimension (OLD): 100 mm
• Number of spokes: 32
• Spoke material: Stainless steel
• Spoke colour: Black
• Bearing type: Sealed cartridge bearings
• Valve type: Schrader
• Tyre compatibility: Clincher
• Recommended use: Children's / junior bikes

Tips

When installing, ensure the quick-release skewer is properly tightened and the wheel is centred in the fork. For disc brake setups, check rotor alignment and bed in the brake pads according to the manufacturer's instructions. Regularly inspect spoke tension and hub bearings to keep the wheel spinning smoothly.