VORCOOL Bicycle Children Cycling Accessories Review

Not bad for the price. The plastic body flexes a little when you pull the brake lever, but it still gets the job done. They got too small for my daughter's bike but I think they were meant for the next size down, for example in the 6-9 year size range. It also has a rotary switch that requires the brake lever to be a little farther from the handlebars than these new ones allow.

It's a replacement, but it won't be long before you realize it's lighter. Of course, time will tell if it will hold up as well as the original. In terms of installation, the lever is easy to install after you remove the handlebar grip. It was a little tricky on this particular bike. I ended up using soap, water and a plastic tool to loosen my grip. I gave this lever 4 stars as I look forward to seeing how it holds up to abuse from a young child.

Pretty much as expected. Inexpensive plastic brake levers for small hands. The good thing is that they are really small and designed for small children. Some other "baby" brake levers are too big. They are also - theoretically - adjustable in range. On the other hand, however, there are NO screws in the holes to adjust the reach of these levers. You need to find some that work. It's better to spend a few euros more and buy it from a local bike shop than spend half an hour looking for the right…

Levers are all plastic, every single one. They don't have a loop so you'll have to remove the grips to install them, but that's expected with brake levers about 50% of the time. The biggest problem is that they are made of very weak plastic. When installing, don't overtighten them or they'll snap, and if they're not tight, they'll keep twisting. When you pull the lever, the plastic flexes (yes, even a 4-year-old can flex it when pushing for braking). Due to the many curves, there is not enough…