🚲 UBRAVOO 6-in-1 Toddler Tricycle: Canopy, Guardrail, Harness, Footrest, Brake, Foldable Push Trike for 1-3 Year Olds Review

Instructions are rather sparse but assembly is fairly obvious and the pieces just snap into place. A nice feature that isn't detailed enough in the product description is that the pushrod handle is connected to the frame by some sort of hidden drive mechanism, so you can steer the front wheel by turning the pushrod handle. This is a tricycle that you can ride your child on until they grow up and start steering themselves. Not disappointed.

This is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something between a stroller and a bike that the child could also enjoy and have fun with when we're running errands or going to the park, and that was it. It was easy to assemble and was durable. I was also able to find the perfect size wire basket to attach to the handle for the child to hold their spill-proof cup and snacks when we go to the park. All in all it was a great purchase and I love that it converts into a tricycle that a child can…

"Upgrade" This bike broke while my son (5 year old, 40-50 lb little boy) was using it resulting in a broken arm (it was his Birthday). Stay away! It was very easy to assemble. It only lasted a few minutes. I recommend taking out all the plastic parts and laying them out according to the instructions to find the parts you need much faster. My son sits so calm and still when he is on this little tricycle. It's much more manageable than his stroller and it's a lot lighter and easier to fold. We've

I ordered purple, the tricycle looks stable and has great wheels, but the seat cover came defective, it is not purple like the fabric of the hood and belt, but rather pink in color. But more importantly, the Velcro that attaches the cover to the seat has been sewn onto the back, a black mesh material that keeps the cover in place and stays in place when the child sits on it. My 2 year old slips off every time I put the cover on. I have contacted US customer service as there is a note in the…

It does what it says on the tin so no complaints. I was able to fit it in a fairly large sedan trunk. My 18 month old son loves it but can't pedal yet. His legs hang over an extra footrest that you can attach, dangle, and occasionally bounce off the pedals or handlebars, but they're too far out for him to push. That's good, but I wish his toes weren't too close to the steering wheel. Of course I always have to be in full shoes. This is the only downside after three weeks of use. He loves to. I…

This tricycle is sturdy and has excellent rubber wheels. However, I have a few problems with it. The blue seat (that's the cover) you see in your photo is what you just put on a hard plastic seat and it moves a lot. Without it, however, the seat is too uncomfortable for my little one, so we just have to use the blue cover for it. 2nd problem: When I push and turn her, the steering wheel hits her arm as she puts it on the black bar around her. Her hands pinch hard enough to make her…