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By J. Kelley
I purchased this bike for our 3-year-old son. He's average height, and now, at 3 1/2 years old, he still isn't tall enough to ride this bike. I consider this a waste of money. We were hoping this would tide him over until he is tall enough for the pedal bike he received as a gift.
Assembly was easy, but getting the handle bars and seat to remain tight is likely going to be impossible. We've had the bike out of the garage to test the fit three times over the past several months and each time, I've had to tighten the seat and handle bars after. I can't imagine how bad it will be if the bike were actually ridden, if this happens so easily just with a child sitting on it for a moment.
I will not recommend this bike to anyone, and I'm hesitant to even try to sell it to recoup any of the money we paid for it. In fact, with the loose seat and handlebars, I don't even feel comfortable donating it. Yes, it is that bad.
By S. Vernon
I got this for my 2yo and it will have a nice layer of dust on it before he can reach the ground while sitting on the seat. And he'll probably be ready to ride a bike with pedals by then. I attempted to lower the seat as far as possible and I even took off the seat and taped a piece of thin foam on as a test to see how low I could get it. No luck.
Beyond that, the fit and finish are probably appropriate to the (low) price but are sub par in general. The rear caliper won't center properly and rubs the rim after each brake application. The seat and handlebar clamps don't get tight enough to hold their positions.
It was an impulse buy that I should have researched more fully.
By Steve S. Trostle (22936)
Great price quality construction. Only one complaint is the brake. A 4 year olds hand is not even close enought to being able to use the hand brake
By RJLOne (Michigan)
First let me say that my kids both already had bikes with training wheels. Neither were looking forward to Dad removing their training wheels - the prospects of falling down were too much for them. So, when seeing this "bike" on sale I thought we'd give it a try. It came somewhat unassembled, but was quick and easy to get it complete - in fact I did so on the kitchen counter in about five minutes time. Then came the test, would they try it. I gave the Dad talk - how this was a new bike, a special bike, that you ran with you feet, that you pull your feet up and just like magic it will allow you to roll on the pavement. Low and behold they took to it. After three or four times up and down the driveway my eldest came and said, "Dad, can you take the training wheels off my bike." Success. Literally went from a training wheel bike to riding two wheels without a single crash. I was absolutely floored. And so what if the bike got less than an hour of use in our household. It served the purpose and was off to the next family friend for their learning bikers. Assessment: Quick and easy to assemble; quick and easy to move away from having to have training wheel. Perfect.
By Kara P. (Denver, CO)
but my 3 year old did not. The first thing that she noticed once my husband put it together was that it did not have pedals. For her, pedals are apparently very important because she has yet to ride it. It was very easy to put together and since it was so inexpensive compared to the other push bikes we are going to keep it and see if she will give it another try. Also she is very tall for her age and this bike barely fits her.
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