newyooTR008 Tricycle for Toddlers 1-3, 5 in 1 Baby Balance Bike, Christmas and Birthday Gift for Boy and Girl, Toddler Bike with Parent Push Handle & Safety Guard, Dark Gray, TR008Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

The media could not be loaded. I seriously can’t say enough good things about it. It’s the perfect combo of fun, functionality, and freedom! Whether I’m going on a casual neighborhood ride or zipping around a park, it handles like a dream. It’s smooth, sturdy, and super easy to transition between stroller and bike mode.My little one LOVES it too—safe, comfy, and always giggling on the ride. I’ve gotten so many compliments and questions about where I got it. If you’re an active parent who wants to get outdoors more with your kiddo, this is 100% worth the investment.Trust me—you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it!

I bought this as a birthday gift for my great nephew who turned 2. This was a huge hit! The size was perfect as he could easily reach the pedals. The bike is sturdy and I felt that he was very safe and secure in the seat. I was amazed at how easy it is to use and push and make turns in. Love the color and value!

This tricycle is perfect for my toddler! It’s very sturdy, easy to assemble, and has a smooth ride. The design is super cute, and it feels very safe and stable, even for little beginners. My toddler absolutely loves riding it and it has quickly become a favorite activity. It’s also lightweight enough to carry around when needed. Excellent quality and a great purchase — highly recommend!

Super easy to install. You can steer for your toddler while baby is enjoying and eventually you can make the bike to 2 tire once baby is grown enough. Tires can be made little quality but over all really good product little one loves the color and how it rides. Its good alternative for baby cars too.

My 18 months old daughter loves her tricycle. We bought it for her birthday. It's sturdy, stable and can be used indoors as well as outdoors. It's easy to maneuver and works well on every surface. Worth it's price!

Got this for grandson turning one year old. After researching, this bike seemed like the best for that age and something he can use as he grows and can pedal and then balance. The safe bar and seatbelt were big selling points for me. It's too soon to know if all five of the “5 in 1” features will be used but so far, he LOVES it (I do too. It saves my back from carrying him around). His feet don’t yet comfortably reach the pedals (in the fixed position) but after toes dragged on the ground a few times, he’s learned to rest his heels on the rear wheel bar.The bike is very user friendly. I really like how the push handlebar also controls the bike handlebar so (when his hands are on the handlebars and not the safe bar) he can get the feel of steering the bike. As some reviewers said, I can see how the push handlebar could be too short for a tall person (I’m 5’4”, so it isn’t too bad).It’s done well on a variety of surfaces, but the loose gravel was the hardest (will just have to avoid it, especially as he gets heavier).Instructions were very basic, but it was pretty easy to assemble.I also bought a bike helmet and a bike bell that lights up (and can easily be moved to the next bike).

This was the perfect gift for my 9 month old! I foresee him using this for a long time with all the different bike settings. I set this up in about 15 minutes, everything clicked right into its places, no tools required. My little one is 9 months old, about 21 lbs and can’t reach the pedals yet. But this buckles him in and I’m not worried about him sliding out while I push him.

The box arrived covered in different types of packaging tape and the box looks like it had already been torn open. There was a random sharp-ended metal bar in the box not mentioned in the instructions and I can find no use for it. It looks like someone had opened the box and when they were putting back the pieces to return the item, they added this in there. Fortunately, all the need pieces of the bike was included so I was able to build it just fine. There were no screws involved in putting the trike together, which made me question its stability. The bike hasn't fallen apart yet in use, but the push handle feels very wobbly. My uncoordinated child is able to sit comfortable enough within the plastic side rails, but I am still wary. The push handle's metal pin did fall off the stick once and got stuck inside one side of the bike making it unable to fit the handle bar and use the bike, which took me hours to remove and fix. Next time, I would consider spending more money on a more quality bike for my child. The sale is what pulled me in, unfortunately.