Review on 🚴 AeroBike by Christopher Bates

I really wanted to like this as my kid loves bikes and airplanes and anything that spins. But. We're on the third plane. The first one was so loose in the stand that it fell over and we lost it. The second lost a screw. I super glued the third one to the stand and glued the propeller when it fell off too and it lasted like that for a month. (The plastic ball that keeps the propeller turning seems to break off very easily. A dab of hot glue does the job much better.) The plastic loop that attaches to the bike frame is stiff and heavy enough to tighten to keep the plane upright in place. (The right place is at the bottom of the U handlebar, because the plane is so weak that if it is placed in another place, it will break off and the bike will fall, and the bar above the U is too thin to use to work with the non-adjustable plane mounting ring). Finally, the markings on the wings are not very water and fade resistant. After a month in the summer, they have completely faded and fall off. Three stars because the child likes to ride it. (So much so that I bought the item three times.) But I expected a lot more from Schilling. I just wish I knew how to glue everything together so I wouldn't spend $20 on a toy that barely costs $2.