KRIDDO New Toddler Balance Bike 2 Year Old, Age 24 Months to 5 Years Old, Modern Flame Style, Early Learning Interactive Push Bicycle, Gift Bike for 2-5 Boys Girls

This little strider is very easy to assemble. Too my surprise it's also sturdy. It is well made and is holding up again to your children gliding in and out of our drive way.

Great price, sturdy build. Very happy! Bear squeaks & is removable.

*** See the bottom of this review for my star rating scale explanation ***The GOOD:- Well made bike- Fast & easy to assemble- Will last our sons a while as it is adjustableThe BAD:- The bear is quite difficult to push and make squeek- Our 2 year old son isn't quite big enough for it yetThe Verdict:RECOMMENDDetails:I got this bike for my 2 year old son. He isn't quite big enough to use it just yet, but he already likes it and wants to ride it. It wasn't terribly hard to put together although it seems like some people have had minor issues. It is definitely well made and much better than the other balance bike I got which he currently rides. It is also a cheaper option than the Strider bikes which are very popular. The bear on the handlebars is quite hard to get a noise out of and our son definitely can't push it hard enough. This could easily be used indoors or outdoors due to the firm foam tires. I imagine he will use it for several years due to the seat and handlebar adjustments that can be made.************************************************My Rating Scale:5 STARS - Item worked better than advertised and exceeded my expectations. The item provided more value than I anticipated and is a great deal. The item seems very well made and should last for a long time. (HIGHLY recommend)4 STARS - Item worked exactly as expected if not slightly better. Item appears to be made well. I have no major complaints, it just didn't exceed my expectations (Good value, well made, met expectations, would recommend)3 STARS - Item worked as expected without any surprises, good or bad, and did what I expected it to do (met expectations; might recommend if a good value)2 STARS - Item easily wore out or didn't work as well as described, was disappointing for the price, and/or was of poor quality (might return if expensive; would not recommend).1 STAR - Item easily broke/failed, did not match description and was not useful or did not worked as described (do not buy; return if possible; would not recommend; junk/waste of money).

This bike is exactly what we were looking for for our two year old grandson. He loves it. Now if we could just get him to like the helmet!!!!!

Good quality. Def will help my son prepare for an actual bike. He’s still a little too small for it right now but can’t wait to see him ride it in a few months when he’s a little taller.

Great for our growing toddler

Excuse my ignorance, and maybe I don’t have much of an imagination either but…..what exactly is the child supposed to do? Walk the bike and then hold their legs up? In my mind, unless you’re very experienced, one needs to be in motion to balance a bike. If one stops moving then you will more than likely fall to the side. The only thing I see my grandson do is move the bike with his feet a few steps and he’s pretty much finished with the whole deal. He seems excited by the bike but it doesn’t hold his interest. I also can’t fathom how he would be able to keep up with kids on regular bikes unless he is basically running awkwardly and trying to manage the bike at the same time. I just don’t see how it will improve balance without consistent and steady movement. Maybe if there were a video in the description actually portraying a child in action I could get a better idea of what this is supposed to look like and I could then instruct my grandson. Other than this issue the bike appears to be sturdy and well made. The one thing I don’t like is that the animal on the handlebars is supposed to make a noise but it is too firm for a child to make that happen. I do believe this bike is fine for what it is I just don’t know how to reap the greatest benefit.

Description states for children 1.5 years and older, as well as, 11inseam my child is 19 months and has a 13inseam. The bike is too big and there is no way they can touch the ground at the lowest settings.