Geometry of Balance
Geometry of Balance: The Structural Aesthetics of the KRONOS Balance Bike
HORUS
Where modern geometry meets a true racing spirit—the KRONOS HORUS offers kids an unparalleled gliding experience! Built with a lightweight, ultra-durable frame and engineered for high-precision control, it effortlessly unlocks their full athletic potential. From neighborhood adventures to competitive race tracks, HORUS makes every little rider the sharpest, most eye-catching champion.
Simulation shows that during normal gliding, the child's torso forward lean angle is approximately 112°.
The leg extension angle during the preparatory push-off phase is approximately 135°. Engineers, please take note of this angle to assess potential friction caused by the saddle shape on the inner thighs, as well as the structural support capacity of the seatpost.
Low-VOC Water-Based Coating
Throughout the frame production process of KRONOS, we do not only pursue the ultimate in mechanical geometry and visual aesthetics; we also regard 'environmental sustainability' and 'children's health' as our core responsibilities. To this end, we have fully implemented an advanced, premium Low-VOC Water-Based Coating process within our modernized painting facilities.