Review on COEWSKE Princess Training Children Bicycle by Kevin Williams

This is just a review of the assembly at the moment: 1. Instructions sucks. you suck I'm glad I knew about bikes as a kid.2. Add training wheels: They are part assembled, which is very useful in theory. However, some parts, like the gear nuts, were over-fixed. I couldn't lose her. We removed the left one and added a jockey wheel—only to find the chain guard blocked the included (read lame) tool's ability to grab the nut/bolt. Therefore, you will have to partially remove this plastic protection. Once you do that, you think your home is free. Not right. It's still too tight to remove. We used a 10lb weight as a sledgehammer to finally loosen it enough to take off.3. Reflectors - in the front picture they are attached one way, but if you look at the manufacturer's finished photos they are reversed 90 degrees4. Instructions - Wrong tool mentioned and photos. It says you need their screwdriver mold when it's really just another nut/bolt area and you need to use their crappy "t3" tool in the kit. Instructions for accessories such as a luggage rack or basket are not included. There are no photos in the manual either, so to find out you'll have to a) use common sense and b) look at stock marketing photos! So after 2 hours it was finally assembled and the daughter gets it. Sunday. After she tries it a bit I will update to reflect her experience, bike stability etc.