Introducing the M-Wave Child's Wooden Running Bike (Police): A Fun and Safe Ride for Your Little One Review

my son really likes this bike. But if I had to do it all over again, I would have spent the extra money on an aluminum wheel. One of the blue handles fell off within a month and looks so worn out because it's made of wood and being beaten from playing. Again, I like the bike, but I wouldn't go back to a wooden bike. I also got a lot of great compliments on this bike.

Great bike except my son's arms and legs turned blue after the first use! I tried wiping the paint off but it didn't transfer to the fabric. I think it was the sweat on his skin. So it was blue, it took days to clean and the bike looked dirty. This happened all 3 times as he rode it and I returned the bike.

Bought for my son as a Christmas present. Only two screws are required for assembly (great) except the holes were pre-drilled the wrong size. I urgently had to go to the hardware store for new screws. Handles need to be glued on arrival. Only one was. So we glued on another grip and thought we were done, but no, the first (attached) grip fell out when my son first tried to ride his bike. Since then we've had to reattach both handles (again!) and the little blue handles on the ends of the…

I bought this wooden bike for a preschooler. In less than a year I have had to replace the bolts on the steering wheel assembly with the front wheel 3 times. We used a similar wooden balance bike from Germany to teach a whole neighborhood of kids (over 6 preschoolers in one month) how to ride a two wheeler and we never had to repair a single part. This bike required a special air pump because the inlet gauge is very close to the spokes. Our other pump does not fit. We bought a box of hex head…