JOYSTAR Minifat

I really like the sturdiness of this bike. Gave it to kiddo two months ago and she rides it daily. One of her favorite play time activities. The kickstand is sturdy, gears shift easily and the broad tires help with out uneven terrain.

Purchased for my daughter’s 7th birthday, she was of course ecstatic to receive. She enjoys going over curbs and down grassy terrain, and the tires seem to hold up well. She was a bit intimated at first as it is a larger bike to maneuver—it’s a wider steer and has taken her some time to get used to. The gears shift smoothly and I can see her riding this bike for many years to come.

I bought this bike for my little brother that lives a couple of states away from me, and my mom had a difficult time putting the bike together since it came with NO INSTRUCTIONS!! We even tried going on the website to find a demo of how to put it together and absolutely nothing on this bike, I was not going to pay an extra 180$ to have it pre assembled. At least give people instructions on how to build it, if you’re going to charge double the price to have it pre built. He loved it regardless, but it sucked not being able to help my mom more when building the bike. Will not be buying from this brand again, they obviously want you to struggle if you don’t buy the pre assembled.

This is a beautiful and awesome bike, my granddaughter loves it.

Bike looks great but it is a bit heavy

We bought this Bike for our Granddaughter and she loved it! Easy to put together! And shes in love!

I normally don't have time to write reviews about products but this bike was a total disappointment. For starters it weights more than my adult 27.5 mountain bike and that says a lot. The frame is made out of cheap steel. The rotors both came bent straight out of the box which I might add came in pieces as well. Totally destroyed during shipping process. The cheap bottom bracket was cross threaded damaging the frame and within time the bearings inside. Big scratches on the down tube of the bike and fork. Front wheel hub was super tight I had to place it on a vice to losen up the cones for it to run freely. The accessories box containing the pedals and other miscellaneous items camed destroyed as well. The headset was not set up properly either, it was too tight so you couldn't turn the handle bars. This bike was a mess so I shipped it back. Honestly had to go to a bike shop to get a bike box to ship the original bike box that's how bad of a shape it was. I wasn't gonna let my daughter ride this death trap on wheels.

It is early, but my daughter loves this bike. This is her first "mountain bike", but like many kids her largest hill to climb will probably be a gradual 10' pavement incline. The gear shift is pretty simple and a great starting spot for kids. I did have it "assembled" for $50 at my local bike shop. More specifically, I put the frame together (which was easy) and had them finalize the brakes. In my experience, getting the brakes right for any bike could always use a professional touch. If you go to a local bike shop, a beginner mountain bike is like $500. This is a nice price point for the suburbia bike rider and we can always upgrade once she grows out of this one. I did just hear about whoop bikes after the fact and would have considered that had I known...but too late now. Overall, great value for this beginner mountain bike for kids.