Looking to get your little one out and pedaling with you? With the eMTB Mondraker F-Play 24 and F-Play 26 smaller riders can increase their mileage.
The Mondraker F-Play 24 is a 24″ bike designed for riders from approximately 4′ 5″ to 5’1″ tall. The F-Play 24 is a 120mm travel fork paired with a 120mm travel frame. Mondraker publishes the F-Play 24’s weight at 35.7 lbs.
On the larger Mondraker F-Play 26 riders from 4′ 9″ to 5′ 5″ ride a 26″ wheel. Along with the larger diameter wheel F-Play 26 riders find 140mm of fork travel paired with 130mm of rear travel. Mondraker’s published weight on the F-Play 26 is 37.5 lbs.
The eMTB Mondraker F-Play is available in 2 builds.
F-Play 24 is blue with white and black highlights.
On the F-Play 26 Mondraker uses grey with black and yellow accents .
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In-Stock & Available: Mondraker F-Play 26 Bikes
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In-Stock & Available: Mondraker F-Play 24 Bikes
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While part swaps and upgrades on the Mondraker kits are common especially in Cockpit, Brakes, Suspension Tuning and Wheels – for the kid eMTB spec Mondraker has it pretty close. Brakes might be a consideration depending on the riding level and aggression. Remember you’re adding the bike’s mass to you kiddo and want to make sure it all gets stopped!
Other than that some F-Play buyers will look at a seatpost remote or grips to add some “custom” flare or color to stoke the rider!
Questions on spec? No worries that’s what were here for. Wondering what you might ask? Which brakes are best for your riding style and preference? What cockpit size and setup should you run? Are there areas that you might spend a little bit extra but gain a lot of performance? All valid questions on purchases at this level. Let’s go over your questions today!
Mondraker F-Play Build Details
With the Zero Suspension System, Internal Cable Routing and the unique lines that make a Mondraker a Mondraker the F-Play 24 and F-Play 26 aren’t catalog e-bikes. Built to perform the F-Play are functional eMTB offerings for younger riders.
Shared Highlights of F-Play Kits:
F-Play Drive Unit and Battery
Both the F-Play 24 and F-Play 26 are spec’d with the Mahle-Ebikemotion X-35 drive unit. A Mahle-Ebikemotion internal 250Wh battery and Mahle-Ebikemotion display complete the drive unit.
Tires
Both F-Play models are spe’d with Kenda Regolith 2.4″ tires. The F-Play 24 uses 24″ tires while the F-Play 26 runs 26″ tires.
Read on the rest of the kit details on the tabs below.
Use these tabs to examine the spec differences between the Mondraker F-Play 24 and F-Play 26 eMTB bikes! Learn about common part swaps and upgrades to the Mondraker builds.
| Build Kit | 24 | 26 |
|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $3,299 | $3,499 |
| Fork | X-Fusion Velvet RL 26, 120mm | X-Fusion Velvet RL 26, 140mm |
| Shock | X-Fusion 02PRO R, 165×42.5mm | X-Fusion 02PRO R, 165x45mm |
| Wheelset | Front Hub: DA210FS02 Rear Hub: Mahle-Ebikemotion HG FreeHub Rims: MDK-HP1 24 TLR 25mm internal |
Front Hub: DA210FS02 Rear Hub: Mahle-Ebikemotion HG FreeHub Rims: MDK-HP1 24 TLR 25mm internal |
| Front Tire | Kenda Regolith 24×2.4 | Kenda Regolith 26×2.4 |
| Rear Tire | Kenda Regolith 24×2.4 | Kenda Regolith 26×2.4 |
| Brakes | SRAM Level | SRAM G2 |
| Rotors | SRAM Centerline 180mm | SRAM Centerline 180mm |
| Cranks | Samox DM 30t, 152mm | SRAM SX Eagle |
| Derailleur | SRAM GX 10sp | SRAM SX Eagle 12sp |
| Shifter | SRAM GX 10sp | SRAM SX Eagle 12sp |
| Cassette | SRAM PG 1020 11-36t 10sp | SRAM PG 1230 11-50t 12sp |
| Chain | SRAM PC1031 10sp | SRAM SX Eagle |
| Headset | Arcos AZX-239 R1 ZeroStack 44 top, 56 bottom |
Arcos AZX-239 R1 ZeroStack 44 top, 56 bottom |
| Grips | Onoff Twin | Onoff Twin |
| Handlebar | MDK XC 1.0 25mm Rise, 680mm width 31.8mm dia |
MDK XC 1.0 25mm Rise, 680mm width 31.8mm dia |
| Stem | Onoff Sulfur FG 30mm 31.8mm Dia |
Onoff Sulfur FG 30mm 31.8mm Dia |
| Seatpost | Onoff Pija 100mm | Onoff Pija 125mm |
| Saddle | SDG Fly JR | SDG Fly JR |
| Drive Unit | Mahle-Ebikemotion X-35 | Mahle-Ebikemotion X-35 |
| Display | Mahle-Ebikemotion | Mahle-Ebikemotion |
| Battery | Mahle-Ebikemotion Internal 250Wh | Mahle-Ebikemotion Internal 250Wh |
| Upgrades |
Mondraker F-Play Kit Differences
So, unlike the other bikes your main question here is frame fit… But, if you’re close to the crossover what are the differences? Here’s a quick look at the stock Mondraker F-Play eMTB builds.
Suspension
Both bikes are spec’d with X-Fusion Velve RL forks and X-Fusion 02PRO R shocks.
The 26″ F-Play 26 has slightly more travel front and rear as riders grow and a little more travel helps with aggression levels.
Cockpit and Brakes
Both bikes share a cockpit spec. It’s a good spec for smaller riders. As a reminder in case you’re thinking about making kiddo’s bike a little more baller with your old carbon setup: bars need to be designed to work in the approximate final width range! Work with a narrow bar option or you might end up cutting past the safe minimum or making it teeth rattling stiff.
The F-Play 24 features SRAM Level brakes while the F-Play 26 uses the SRAM G2 spec. Some buying the F-Play will consider other brakes based on adult riding considerations. Is there a brand that you prefer? Is there a brand that requires less maintenance? Some things to consider are balancing power and technique. The variables in younger rider’s techniques can create unique issues. The bikes are spec’d with 180mm rotors so there is a lot of mechanical advantage to be had here. Chat with us if you have questions on brake setups to help your youngster take their riding to the next level.
Drivetrain
The smaller F-Play 24 features a 10sp SRAM drivetrain with an 11-36t cassette. On the larger F-Play 26 riders find a 12 sp SRAM SX spec with an 11-50t cassette.
There really aren’t a lot of common swaps on the Mondraker F-Play ebikes.
Like we mentioned earlier some riders will change grips, or seat post remote to give it a “custom” feel or a more color accented look. But overall these bikes have a great spec for younger riders.
Mondraker F-Play Geometry
Check out the differences between the 24″ F-Play 24 and 26″ F-Play 26 on the next tab.
Based on Mondraker’s published sizing there is a crossover from 4’9″ to 5’1″ – about 4″. If you’re edging into that crossover you may consider growth spurt timing (and age) as well as arm and leg length versus total height (as you would sizing an adult bike).
The seat tube lengths have 1.2″ variance while most of the other geo spec is within 1 to 2″ as well.
| Size | 24 | 26 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory Sizing Guide (inches) | 4′ 5″ – 5′ 1″ | 4′ 9″ – 5′ 5″ | |
| Rear Travel | 120 | 130 | |
| Fork Travel | 120 | 140 | |
| Head Tube Angle (degrees) | 67 | 67 | |
| Trail | not listed | not listed | |
| Reach | 375 | 415 | |
| Stack | 513 | 545 | |
| Top Tube Length | 525 | 550 | |
| Head Tube Length | 90 | 90 | |
| Seat Tube Length (inches) | 12.6 | 13.8 | |
| Seat Tube Angle (degrees) | 76 | 76 | |
| Saddle Height for ST Angle | not listed | not listed | |
| Standover | not listed | not listed | |
| BB Height | 295 | 320 | |
| BB Drop | 10 | 10 | |
| Chainstay Length | 420 | 420 | |
| Wheelbase | 1050 | 1104 |
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