banana bike Balance Bike - Lightweight Toddler Bike - No Pedal with Adjustable Handlebar and Seat - Ideal Training Bicycle for Kids - Multiple Colors

It came disassembled, just as described. It had everything you need to put it together in the box. Was pretty easy to follow the instructions. Decent quality. I was caught off guard by the sticker letters that we can use to personalize the little “license plate” as my husband called it. My toddler is too little to appreciate them just yet, but I absolutely love the idea. My three year old absolutely loves it. He makes car noises as he rides it around.

We purchased this bike over a year ago for our 2yr. old's birthday (now he's almost 3) - we LOVE this bike. I can't say enough good things about it. My son used it in our unfinished basement most of the winter months and it was perfect for him to get used to it, once spring rolled around he was a pro on it! I am so impressed with his balance and coordination, he even tries to stand up on it! I love that it has rubber tires - I hate those foam ones - we've never had problems with them deflating and I think he gets way better traction. Trust me if you have an adventurous child - get the one with the rubber tires, the seat adjusts easily and has nice groves for your fingers on the underneath side if you need to hold on and help them balance.Literally the ONLY recommendations I have for this bike are:#1) It would be nice if there were a little place for the kids to put their feet up when they're gliding - I've seen him try to bring his knees up and rest his feet on something, and there is nothing there. He ends up putting his feet on the bar for the back wheel.#2) I would love if there were the option to add pedals once he's more advanced. I love the size of this bike, my son is not tall and finding a bike with pedals that is his size has proven difficult.#3) I would also like a little kick stand - my kiddo just drops it and the rubber handlebar grips are torn at the ends allowing the metal bar to come through - we try to teach our kids to respect their things (ie- not just dropping toys etc. on the ground) so I'd love if this had a little kick stand.

We have purchased a total of (4) Banana Balance Bikes for our own, and our friends and family's children, and we have not been disappointed with these products. Our son started off on the GT version, and we were going to hand it down to our daughter, but the bike was left behind the van and ended up getting run over in the dark. These bikes are pretty tough, but not tough enough to withstand being squished by a mini van (no children were harmed in the destruction of the bike). We loved the bike so much that we ended up buying an LT version for our daughter (the pink was not available in the GT version), and she is having a blast. One of our friends has a child our son's age, and we got him a GT version soon after we bought the first one for our son, and finally, we recently purchased a LT version for our niece since she is now old enough to start learning how to balance.These bikes are light, durable, and adjust to fit a range of kid sizes. They are the perfect first bike to get your kid started riding - our son is now riding a pedal bike like a pro and has never used training wheels.Our family highly recommends the Banana Balance Bike for any little one starting their bicycle journey.

Perfect little starter bike. My 3 year old grandson loves it and his balance is getting better.

The bike turned out not too shabby for my 2.5 year old nephew. His old balance bike (made for 18 month old) ended up getting destroyed and while looking for a replacement I stumbled upon this brand. This is more of a legit bike with actual air-filled rubber tires—his old one was solid plastic/rubber. The assembly was pretty straight forward…they spent some effort in trying to make the instructions easy, but I found they were still a bit harbor freightish and could still use some work. The only weird part of the design is that back wheel has 2 frame extenders than have to pop into place, which I guess is so the fame can fit into a smaller box. These extenders are kindof a week point, but after full assembly it feels doable for a 2-4 year old’s weight. The bike was packed pretty good, but there was some scapes down to bare metal on the inside of the frame where the fork attaches and on the bottom of the forks. The scratches appear to be from test fitting things together by someone back at the factory. Side note, there’s some type of derbies that was left inside the bike frame before it was welded closed and you can hear what sounds like a metal ball sliding around. Once fully assembled, the bike appears pretty sturdy for a 2-4 year olds weight. The wheel bearings feel much smoother than I expected, and both the seat and handle bars were able to be tightened down such that there was no looseness. My nephew is a bit short for his age so the seat sits about 1 inch too high but other than that the bike fits him pretty well. After about 30 mins of usage I will say that this bike was a decent purchase. It worked find on a paved, dirt, and gravel road. For the price I think this is a decent purchase and the minor assembly issues and factory blemishes aren’t enough to turn me off.

I got this for my 3 year old girl. The bike has a sleek look to it. It has an all metal frame and built well. It was sized perfectly for her. It’s also lightweight which makes it easy to set up for her. I feel I got a lot of value out of it for my money and I would highly recommend this product to others.

Balance:Great bike. My son loves it.