JOYSTAR Pluto Kids Bike with Training Wheels for 12-20 inch Bicycles, Kickstand for 18-20 inch BMX Freestyle Bicycle - Available in Multiple Colors! Review

I bought an 18 inch bike for my grandson and as other reviewers have pointed out the instructions weren't very helpful or very detailed but it was easy enough to understand how I went through the build process (I watched the video the seller posted on the product page but the video is for smaller bikes and the build is a little different. I hope they will consider making a video with instructions on how to build bigger bikes (bikes). This bike is durable and very beautiful. Although the 18-inch

This bike is great. Very high quality. It is very easy to assemble, just like bicycles. The instructions are terrible. They didn't even make a book for this model. All the bikes they sell are in one book and you have to dig through it to find what you need. As someone in the publishing and printing industry, I can tell you they are just plain lazy. You could easily create a book for each bike model. Aside from the pathetic manual and instructions, the physical bike is exactly what I wanted my…

This is a very sturdy little bike, very stable but very stylish. I've seen all the many variations on the playground and many had small issues like dropping an oar or losing a chain, but not this one. It easily withstands rough use. Our little one loves it and wants to ride it every day, even in the rain or cold. This bike has been a real boon during the pandemic when there aren't many options for outdoor activities in the summer. While this bike is a bit pricey compared to some other options…

We have had this bike for less than a month and the brake has already shifted (see video) making it unusable. The seat height adjuster is too firm to adjust, although the seat is loose and wobbly and there's no way to hold the seat forward, it slides while driving and almost throws its rider off when turning. Right out of the box the steering wheel bell broke, but I took that as a first impression, most likely because of the little fingers. It turned out that the bike was actually scrap. My 5…

My 5 year old loves this bike. He's held up pretty well in recent months despite facing bullying. I converted it to a balance bike by removing the pedals and chain. This required some basic tools, plus a bike chain tool I bought from Revain for about $7. That was great. On a gentle hill he will surely fly away confidently. I plan to start pedaling soon, if only so he has brakes and not his shoes. At first the bike seemed heavy and bulky. I was afraid it would be too much, but he hesitated. It's

Good. That's the deal. I bought this bike as a gift for my nephew's 3rd birthday. We've been taking him to the local BMX ramp park on his Strider bike for a few months now and it looks like he's ready for a 'pedal bike' - so here we are. I wanted to give him a BMX-like bike that the older kids ride at Ramp Park, but didn't think spending $300 (+) on a "real" (Fit Bike) was a smart idea. Co, Kink BMX etc) which he will outgrow in about a year. All cheap 12 inch wheels look pretty "childish" with