Radio Flyer Red Rider Trike for Ages 2.5–5, Three Wheel Toddler Bike, Kids Tricycle, Outdoor Riding Toy, Durable Steel Frame, Adjustable Seat, Classic Red, Amazon Exclusive

Wonderful birthday gift for my 3 year old cousin and he loved it! It was nice seeing his parents put it together it too a little while but they got it and my cousin absolutely loved it! His legs are short for this bike but his legs will grown into it!!! Great purchase!!

This was a great tricycle. My child who is around 3 years old learned cycling using this tricycle. He loves this even now.

This trike is a timeless favorite! It’s well-built, easy to assemble, and the size is just right for my 3-year-old. The seat is adjustable so it can grow with your child, and the ride is smooth and stable. My little one loves the storage compartment in the back — perfect for toys or snacks on the go. The design is simple but durable, and it’s a great way to build confidence before moving to a two-wheeler. A fantastic first tricycle and a great value!

Great tryke!

I bought this trike and had it sent to my almost 3 year old granddaughter. I don't think they had any problem putting it together. However the seat is on the closest setting and she can barely reach the pedals! The caption said it was for 2.5-5 year olds. She is about 3' .5" tall, 68th percentile, for reference.

Update: This little trike is still in good shape 3 years in The splash guard on the front is always slipping sideways, I almost wonder if it would make more sense to not install it all. Our 2nd kid is now the same age (25 mo.) as our 1st was when I wrote the initial review Once again the Micro scooter is the favorite, but, this bike is a solid second choice and offers a different riding experience. While both on the tall side, she is a bit taller than her sister (90% vs 80%) and is able to pedal independently (forward and backward) 100% of the time. So, if you have a taller kid; 2 is about the right age for this one.Previous. review: This is a great product, however, if you are trying to decide on only ONE riding toy- I strongly recommend the Micro "mini" kickboard scooters. We bought a refurbished one of the company website and it has been our daughter's favorite toy for 9 months strong. In fact, I just bought an adult version because, at 2 yrs, she is so fast on it that I was struggling to keep up with her. (Another friend bought a Little Tykes version for her 2yr old and it is CLEARLY inferior- so spend the extra cash on the Micro for sure.)Now, about this trike: I bought this for our then 20 month old because it was very similar to the one my neighbor's kids would ride and our daughter would always try to steal it when she saw it. She loves it (just not as much as the Micro). Initially, she would walk it with her feet but, because the wheels are "fast," she was soon able to almost run with it. Now, at 25 months, she has learned to start pushing the pedals maybe 30% of the time. Older kids in the neighborhood (4yr +/-) seem to like borrowing this one for a spin around the block now and then, too. Only issue we have had with it is the splash guard on the front wheel occasionally slipping loose and sliding sideways or the "trunk" popping up off the back bar. Both are easy to snap back in place.For reference, she also has a Strider balance bike. The balance bike is good for her, but she is just now learning to bear her weight on it and "glide" every few steps. In order of preference it goes: Micro Mini, Radio Flyer Trike, the Strider bike.As I said, this trike is VERY similar to ones my neighbor's girls had from when her oldest (5 yr) was little and has since passed down to the younger girl (3yr). Both older girls say that this one is "faster" than the previous model. I attribute that to the wheels being different. So, if you are debating buying a used one or spending a little extra for the newer one- go new.

My preschooler loves this trike. I have four children and bought a different one that my first three children used. They loved it and rode it everywhere until the end of it’s life. I bought this one to replace it. Price has risen quite a bit but the quality is there. I gave it to my son when he was two. He is on the short side and could only sit on it. At almost four, he is still short. He refuses to use the pedals. He sits on it and pedals himself by placing his feet on the ground and moving himself that way. I don’t know why he won’t use the pedals. I had a friend come and bring her daughter who was 2.5 and she pedaled it no problem. This is absolutely fun for our children and I like the traditional red color.

My niece loved it