🎉 50th Anniversary Brake Upgrade for Big Wheel Review

Have 6 year old twin grandchildren. Had to replace 2 worn ones. Although they have bikes, ATVs, hoverboards, and other great toys, they love their big wheels. My SIL had a hard time putting together 1st place, 2nd place went smoother!

Very dissatisfied. My son is a big baby but moving is very difficult for any child. I'm not sure if the one I bought is defective, but there is a lot of friction between the body and the handlebars of this big bike. We thought we had to slow down but no. Too bad I missed the return window because not using it is very expensive.

I ordered this ferris wheel for my grandson's birthday which is October 29th. I knew it looked like it had been opened before. I've just started putting it together (it's October 26th) and some parts are missing. The time window I got it back was October 15th which I just found out about. Now I'm stuck with an expensive big wheel that's missing parts and now I have to buy another one!

instructions indicate fitting things that do not match the model in the box. The pedals clog but don't stay up, looks like there needs to be some sort of clip on the back of the pedal to stay on the bike so my son isn't good at riding it now. If you could send me the correct pedals or clips for the current one then I would update my review and rating.

I am disappointed in this driver. We have one of the originals and the distance between the pedals and the handlebars is much greater than what we just ordered. I assumed it was the same as the description seemed to fit, but our grandkids can't easily pedal a rider - knees always touch the handlebars. Very disappointing - especially as it was quite expensive. The age specification is incorrect - only smaller children can comfortably ride a bike.

I was hoping for the same ferris wheel my son liked as a kid so I ordered it for my grandson. Although it looks like the original, it's made of thinner and cheaper plastic. The tires have no profile and it is difficult for a beginner with big wheels to get grip on the road. He loves to ride it but the original has lasted as long as my son wanted to use it. This bears no resemblance to the original except in appearance and is often tossed aside in favor of other toys.

After only a week of riding driveways and sidewalks the front wheel has a fairly large flat side where my 4 year old son loves to ride his big wheel and then slide all the way. Since the wheel is made of thin plastic, the hole is now quite large - about 7 inches long. This makes the Big Wheel difficult to ride with a large flat spot on the front wheel. Does this product really need a stronger front wheel or does it even offer an extra spare wheel to withstand cement riding?