RoyalBabyBoys Girls Kids Bike BMX Freestyle 2 Hand Brakes Bicycles with Training Wheels Child Bicycle

Cumple con calidad y durabilidad, tiene herramientas incluidas, ampliamente recomendable.

La calidad de los materiales es buena. Es fácil de ensamblar.

I was surprised by the number of 5-star reviews for this bike. This bike is way too heavy for a young rider. The 14" bike was 75% of the weight of my average-sized, 4-year-old, and I was worried that he could get hurt if this bike ever landed on top of him while he was learning to ride. The weight of the bike also means that it was difficult for him to get the bike going without any help. Weight aside, it is a sturdy and nice-looking bike, but for just a little bit more we are able to buy a high-quality aluminum frame bike at our local bike store.

We’re very pleased with these bikes for our four year old twins. They’ve never used training wheels before, but the transition from smaller bikes was an immediate success—the kids took right off on these. We chose this particular model because the bikes don’t look babyish, and came in two colors (red and blue) that are pleasing to both boys. Assembly was easy and straightforward. Now our whole family enjoys outings together using bikes or scooters of some sort. When researching bikes for kids near this age, I noticed many articles that suggested doing away with training wheels altogether. I’m not really sure what the logic is behind that—our kids very much appreciate having them for support, and when the time is right, we’ll remove the extra wheels. Meantime, no tears and immediate fun.

Pros- bike was not damaged. Easy assemble. Perfect size for my 2 year old. They provide the tools needed. He loves the bell (eye roll lol) and the bike.Cons- OVERPRICED!!! there's a bike just like this for about $80max(didnt get it because it was out of stock)..this one is $200+ and nothing special about it. instructions are garbage. I struggled with attaching the left pedal and started to think i was sent 2 right pedals...i just had to twist left to tighten instead of the usual "righty tighty". My main issue is the breaks or the pedals i should say. The pedals are not your breaks (hand breaks only) so instead the pedals are able to be pushed backwards and of course it wont move the bike. Probably shouldve got pedal breaks. My son (first bike) will push the pedals backwards all day and not move. The tires seem a bit deflated. The bike is heavy for a toddler. That matters when it falls on them after a bad turn etc.To sum it up the bike overpriced. Its easy to assemble. My son loves it. We just have to work a bit more as far as breaking. Also be sure to tighten everything as much as possible! My sons seat started twisting just from him sitting on it so i could adjust it to his size. I just had to go back in and do some serious tightening but its stable now. Will update if any issues occur.