🚲 Yvolution Y Velo Flippa 4-in-1 Toddler Trike to Balance Bike: Age-Appropriate Fun for 2-5 Year Olds! Review

Very easy to drive. Durable, high quality. My son's feet aren't touching the ground yet and I've used it for a walk. When we got home he didn't get up. His legs went to sleep. I wish it had a stand for the starter.

Excellent QUALITY! The Thia bike is not made of plastic, but has a stable metal base. At first I had a little problem folding the wheels into the tricycle. But after my husband helped me we finally got it and now it folds back and forth easily. My daughter loves this! She's only 2 1/2 about 34 inches tall and she's perfect for reaching the petals.

I love the bike but there are 3 things I don't like. I wish there was a backrest or at least the option to buy a backrest. converts wheels, needs a small design change so you don't have to press the top of the wheel to unlock and move the wheel. Finally, there is no cup holder for the steering wheel. Otherwise it's a great bike, easy to push with the handlebars and rolls very well. Our daughter loves it but she would also like a drink holder on the handlebars, I need to find one.

This is a great convertible/tricycle for your little ones, but there are a few things that are important to know. a patient. You need to push down where the wheel meets the frame. At first it doesn't look like it will work, but once you click on the right spot everything will be very easy! Also, our girl is 2 years old and average height (about 35 inches), her feet can't reach the pedals yet. Unless you have a big kid, don't expect them to reach the pedals until they're 2.5 years old.

What a great bike! It is very durable and well built. Our daughter isn't big enough to pedal yet, but she makes a living being pushed up and down the street. This bike changed our family nights and our adventures. We go for a walk/bike almost every evening. It's so easy to get over the curb and even walk along the forest path. It copes very well with sand, grass and pavement. I have already recommended it to several friends and it will probably become a gift for the little ones in our family.

my 2 year old loves this bike. I love all ways of using it. It is very sweet. The fact that he'll have it for a while is great for mom. My son is not yet big enough to reach the pedals with his whole foot. I wish there were pegs to put his feet on because they drag the ground a bit. I tell him to put his feet on the frame. My wishes for this product are not lost. I like it. Hopefully my daughter can use it if my son doesn't break this bike (he's a bit aggressive).

It was such a great surprise! We picked it for the cute design and color, but after assembling and using it, we found the quality to be amazing! It's so smooth and doesn't make any of those weird creaking noises that the previous version of the Radio Flyer made. All the kids love it from our 1 1/2 year old to our 5 1/2 year old. I like that the bikes have an enclosed design so they don't pick up as much junk as other bikes. The best part is the attachable handle that ALSO controls. We had so…

My kid loves this bike and overall I'm very happy with this purchase. Why 4 stars? Every design has room for improvement. First of all I will mention the advantages that I really like: Robust construction, the handle for the parents is adjustable (good height) and with it you can control the movement of the bike, the pedals are loose and there are several types of changes . Cons (to be taken with caution): tires are plastic not rubber, no kickstand for under 3s who can't reach the pedals…

This bike is a form of torture. The assembly is actually pretty easy, but then you get to the part where the rear wheels pop out. The first step is easy: you press two buttons under the seat and the wheel frames pop out. Step 2 can drive you crazy. I ranted and raged for over three hours. The main reasons for this are the crap instructions and two idiots on YouTube telling you to press the button and the red lever at the same time. These guys must have played around with it for hours before…