Chillafish Quadie Stable 4-Wheel Grow-with-me Ride-on: Adjustable Seat, Cookie Storage, Non-Marking Wheels - Grey Review

Because of the answer to my question here about whether the wheels rock or wobble from left to right. He asked if it was intentional or broken. The answer was broken, so I gave a bad review at first. but the company explained: The front wheel is designed to move with the turns your grandson will be making. The idea is for the child to lean in the direction they want their bike to turn. This is the first step to balancing on a bike. This is a learning curve towards larger wheels as he ages. I…

I checked out the reviews on this little bike to see if it would make a worthy birthday present for my 2 year old. After much discussion and hesitation, I finally decided to bite the bullet and order it. My son loved it! It fits him perfectly, and after eating he spins around the house in circles. So glad I ordered this and would definitely recommend - don't let others hold you back! it would be too little for him. The bike looked tiny! I almost sent it back but my husband told me to stop and…

Grandson loves it! Arrived on time. In good new condition. It is easy to assemble, I had to fix the rear wheel with an elbow as the wheel kept lagging behind when riding. Not critical and easy to fix. But be aware before you buy it must be something that has been a problem because I've read about it in previous reviews as well. I took a chance ordering anyway and of course it was a problem but not so bad that it couldn't be fixed. Loctite will fix this in no time. You just want a screw that…

The product says it is recommended for 1-3 year olds but I bought this for my daughter's second birthday (medium size) and it runs very small. She understands that, but it's so short, even on the highest settings, that she's very uncomfortable elevating her legs far enough so her feet don't drag, and when she tried, the rear wheels came dangerously close to overrunning her toes every time. I just wanted to try and push her on it, but she had no way to prop her legs up like she was on a pedal…