Mobo Total Tot 12-Inch Roll-to-Ride Three Wheeled Cruiser Review

Very difficult to steer and pedal. The straps don't hold up and the wheels don't align properly. I wish I could return it.

Oh my god that was money well spent! Got this for my 4 year old and he loves it! It was a bit fiddly to put together, but overall great!

My son is starting to get used to it. He is 3 years old and I think his legs were still a bit short because he had trouble riding his bike. Though he's getting better at it. Very well done.

Just bought this as a Christmas present for my 2 year old. easy to assemble. looks like it will last a few years. Big! A little disappointed that no stickers were included. but would definitely recommend to a friend.

Buying this for my grandson with cerebral palsy for Christmas as it is the same bike his therapist uses. He loves the bike! Would definitely buy again. The only problem is that the wheel doesn't seem to be perfectly round, but it seems to work fine. I would also prefer the bike to have a lower seat for kids who need to wear medical equipment. When he wears his Go Swash, his butt will push forward about 2-3 inches, putting him too close to the edge of the seat.

Cross a well made sport bike with a big old school balance bike and the result is a Mobo Total Tot. Pros: + Well made, nothing feels weak. I have a feeling this item will be almost like new when my child is done with it. + Grows with your child. At the moment we pop the front wheel, my kid puts his feet on the little footrests, and we push him. At the end we will remove the footrests and he will start pedaling. + solid rubber wheels. better than the old school big wheels ABS wheels but no…

Looks like a well made product and my son loves it. I have no complaints about its design. It's very easy to push this thing with the height-adjustable pushbar, although the driver can still steer you into the bushes if they're feeling mischievous and find it funny, although you can always pull down on the handlebars to pry the front wheel off the ground (e.g. like driving over a curb). There are footrests for the kid when pushing because the pedals rotate (not spin freely), but they never hit…