🚲 Exploring the City in Style: Piki Bike Toddler Ride in Vibrant Red Shade Review

The perfect gift for a new toddler. Teaches balance and the concept of cycling. The best way to prepare your child or grandchild. Our one year old had one 28 years ago. We stayed on top of a hill and it was great. He walked down the sidewalk, accelerating and eventually crashing into grass and ivy or slowing down. Eventually, he learned to pull his right foot to the right rear wheel and turn into the driveway and then into the garage. He learned how to manage speed, brake, turn etc. By the age…

The best bike! I bought this bike for my daughter's 3rd birthday last April. She already had a balance bike that was good for bike lanes, but not one that she could ride around the house, ride on patios, or leave the car to go to her grandma's. The PIKI bike was just what we needed. The most amazing thing about it is that it is already assembled! Except for a few stickers. Second, it comes in an adorable box so you don't even have to pack it. But be sure to hide it as the bike is pictured on…

Looks pretty good so far. I've been researching extensively for a homemade riding toy for my little ones (almost 4 and almost 2) that they won't outgrow anytime soon. I had to lightly sand some of the threaded sharp wheel trims to avoid scratching the floors. We bought two (one for each child) and both wheels needed a light sanding (there was a scratchy sharp line down the middle where they were molded together). And both have loose plastic parts inside from production that I think make a…

ok. So this little trip is very nice. My 26-month-old grandson gave us signals that he really wanted to "ride" something. ie getting on one of my big trucks and trying to get forward etc so I was looking for something to ride indoors (we have a tricycle to use outside in warm weather years). We live in Colorado so we still have time for indoor classes to be a must. I was very frustrated as most of the rides I found were too low, too tall, or had pedals. When I found this little "bicycle" I was…