💎 Diamondback RM Boys Bike: Unleash the Ultimate Excitement! Review

Just bought this bike for my son who just turned 3 years old. He has been riding a Strider for 10 months and has practically mastered it. This bike is perfect. It's a little big and a little heavy, but doesn't seem to bother him. The husband assembled in 30 minutes, it took another 5-10 minutes to adapt everything to his son. Absolutely worth the money and great quality. !

Diamondbacks are well-made bikes. I rode it in the desert for a week and it was amazing. HOWEVER, the three missing pieces, combined with pathetic assembly instructions and a few extra photos on a piece of paper, photos visually irrelevant for the purpose, gave me two hours of heartburn and improvisation. If I could buy this bike assembled locally I would.

The pedals on this bike are not screwed correctly - the right pedal is only screwed on the left side and vice versa. As a result, my daughter will have trouble riding the bike and I will be looking for replacement parts. I bought two of these bikes so I know the pedals on my daughter's bike are broken. A set of Allen keys was also missing from her cycling gear. As with my son's bike, the instructions were difficult to follow and the decals were carelessly pasted onto the bike's frame and…

I bought this bike over the cheaper models because I want the bike to serve 2 boys. The bike seems better than some $60-$80 bikes, but I'm not sure it's $25-$45 better. The time will show. My 3 year old son loves it and I don't have to worry about the movie or toy theme getting old. The assembly instructions for the bike are generic so there has been some confusion. I'm above average with regular tools (slightly) and this bike took about an hour to complete due to some parts not being as…

The bike appears to be of very good quality and nice to look at but useless pictures of bikes were supplied that don't look like this bike at all, no tools (although he says there should be tools ), missing hardware. Putting it together was a nightmare and mostly guesswork. I had to take it apart again and start over. Save yourself the hassle and have it fitted at a bike shop or buy one fitted. I can't even tighten the casters - the easiest, but the bolts don't seem to fit, the bolts seem to…

Bought for my son's sixth birthday and it worked fine. It took a while to get together, but it wasn't really that hard. No special tools are required for this. Two minuses: 1. When pedaling, the rear hub experiences significant friction. It seems to be loosening a bit but I have a feeling there is an issue with the way the brake comes from the firm. It's not terrible though.2. The rear fender stands quite high, making it difficult for little boys to get their leg over the seat. I would suggest…

Bike comes without assembly instructions, fully disassembled. My dad and I spent over an hour putting the pieces together and came up with something that didn't work. I took it to my local bike shop to pay for assembly. GUEST WHAT! They had an identical bike for about the same price! This is a good quality bike but DO NOT buy it online. It is not intended for consumer purchase, but is sold by the manufacturer to specialist bike shops! This requires special assembly tools and good technical…

Bought this bike for my son's 3rd birthday. He loves to. Although there were no instructions in the box, the bike wasn't difficult to assemble. Unless you're totally mechanically savvy, this shouldn't be a problem. It includes a small wrench for easy assembly. I chose this bike for several reasons: PRICE: I didn't want to spend $190 on a Specialized HotRock. Stop) essential for a young child learning to ride (I thought a handbrake would be a problem at this age) Discount store. All in all this…