PLAYWITH Balance Bike for Toddlers and Kids - Girl and Boy 18 months to 5 Years Old - No Pedal Push Bike with Footrest - Toddler Bicycle Scooter Review

This is a solid and well built bike without pedals! No pedals. This is the bike on which the child runs. The handlebars and seat are easily adjustable with a clamp. It took me 25 minutes to install it. In general it was not difficult, look at the photos of the details, you can see it. This is a simple instructions page. However, there are a few pitfalls. It came with two unique thick round nuts and a wrench which aren't in the instructions and obviously aren't going anywhere. It also took me a…

Our 2 year old is too small for most of the balance bikes we tried (3 in total). Well, fourth is the charm, this bike seat gets nice and low. Our 2 year old daughter can easily get on and ride this bike. Everything about this bike is great except for one thing: the bike's tie rod, which is very cheaply made. The fork has no bearings, the tube is broken a bit making it stiff, and it's all filled with plastic bushings. Other than that it's just a balance bike and there isn't much steering so I…

This balance bike has a very solid construction and I say this because I used to build bikes and now I was surprised at how well this bike was built. It's even better than some of the $100+ bikes that don't come with a rear yoke with plastic protection. Assembly time is less than five minutes, especially if you have worked on the bike in the past. There aren't any sharp edges or details that I would personally be concerned about, especially with my kids who grew up on balance bikes like this…

Bought for my 3 year old daughter to learn balance. She'll need some practice, but it's helping her. As for the bike itself, I love the color options (I went with yellow because I wanted something bright) and it was easy to put together (about 5 minutes). They give you everything you need so you don't have to bring your own tools. The seat is also adjustable and the steering wheel has reflective material, which is a nice touch. The wheels are not made of rubber but of plastic, so they do not…

We are already teaching our little one to ride a bike with training wheels. He's had some trouble transitioning from a big bike to an upright bike, as the upright bike forces him to pedal and also balance a bit with training wheels. I wanted to try an impeller but thought it might be too big for it. This one fits him just right and he has greatly improved his balance in just a few weeks of riding it. It took me less than half an hour to assemble, the instructions are pretty clear. You don't…

This is a good educational tool/toy for my 18 month old granddaughter. It's a sweet pink. QUALITY: Overall the quality seems good, but there are some plastic parts that I would like to instill more confidence in (including the wheel spokes). Time will tell how they hold up. The seat appears to be of good quality and should last the years required. DESIGN: I think it's great that it "grows with you" for up to 5 years. In addition, the seat and handlebars can be easily adjusted up and down. The…