Big Wheel 50Th Anniversary Junior Review

DON'T LOSE YOUR MONEY. Cheap plastic that breaks without the slightest provocation. My son was so excited when I put this together and now he can't use the pedals because they broke right away trying to install them. Bonus: The manufacturer has NO replacement parts, and "OEM" parts are $25 and take a month to ship. Extremely disappointed with this purchase.

Very disappointing! I ordered a gift for my second birthday. The kit was badly crumpled, both pedals broke during assembly despite all the instructions. We thought they might hold up enough to still work, but when he first sat on them, one popped out. The body is much cheaper plastic than the original, and every time he turned the big wheel, the whole thing tipped over as it turned in the direction he was turning. At just 25 pounds, he was well under the weight limit but still looked like his…

VERY COTTON. I assembled a bike for my excited 2 year old just for her to ride and couldn't ride because it was so weak. It was like it was a static display and not for driving, bending right-to-left every time she tried to kick it, making it unwieldy or even unmanageable. Yes, I assembled it correctly and tightened the fork properly, the lack of structure is evident on the reddish body of the bike. A total waste of money and I was disappointed my daughter wasn't able to enjoy the bike. Big…

Let me tell you first. phew, price. big. Very big for a big wheel. So we decided to buy a Junior Big Wheel for our 2 year old grandson. Almost $200 for the original is a suggested retail price that borders on awesome. I can't even imagine spending that much on a plastic foot pedal trike! I missed something from the early 70's when I was a kid obsessed with only getting 2 things for birthday and Christmas - first was Big Wheel and second was hippie hop! I mean, back then we all had big wheels…