Mobo Cruiser Luxury Wheeled 12 Inch Review

I had to send it back twice for the same reason because the mudflaps didn't fit. Note that the front wheel cannot be inflated with the new "Snap On" pump because the spokes on the wheel are too close together for the pump connector to attach to the nozzle on the tire. . You need one of the old type pumps with a flexible rubber extension.

I give this bike 5 stars for the 'excitement factor' when our grandkids got it for Christmas. The build quality exceeded my expectations. The tricycle is so strong and durable that even adults had to make short splashes. It looks amazing! Another good example of "you get what you pay for". Similar products are available for less money, but the strength of materials and construction of the Mobo Mini is far superior to other products available. The quality and value of the Mobo Mini guarantee…

This is the second MoBo mini we've bought and although my grandpas love it, it doesn't hold up at all to normal wear and tear! Mechanics fell apart again a few months later (that was for my 1st grandson's 4th birthday in 2019). Then we bought this one for my 2nd grandson's 4th birthday (this year) and again the mechanical parts are falling off, the knobs are stuck in one position (e.g. not turning) etc. They are definitely all boys and will drove on it. fast and furious (laughs), but always on…

Today I received the Mobo Mini for my 2 year old granddaughter. Ordered Wednesday, paid $21.95 for 3 day shipping. Received on time, good tracking. I was a little surprised to see so many small paint chips on the case. well done and great technique. If I didn't have my own tools, it would be a problem to assemble with the tools provided. (took 30 minutes) The basic hardware provided to bolt the linkage and rear frame to the front frame requires the use of socket head screws and the included hex

Best trike I've found for my daughter but only 4 stars because I expected better for the price. I had to adjust the tie rods to align the wheels properly and (without instructions) the tools provided are a nightmare. I used my own. If you don't have them, pick up a cheap $10 ratchet and allen wrench set at a hardware store. You save a lot of assembly time. In case you need to do an alignment too, it's easy. The wheels click into a perfectly straight position. So snap them into place and then…

I give this 'tentative' 5 stars as I bought it as a Christmas present for my 2 year old nephew and he hasn't seen/played with it yet. I will update this review after Christmas and let you know how it went. Price: IMHO the entire recumbent market is overpriced. But in this context, the asking price (although maybe still a bit high) is about what I would expect from this type of product. Quality: The trike appears to be made from high quality parts (ie the standard for me). The main frame, seat…