Banana LT Balance Bike - Lightweight Toddler Bike for 2, 3, 4, and 5 Year Old Boys and Girls - No Pedal Bikes for Kids with Adjustable Handlebar and seat - Aluminium, EVA Tires - Training Bike

After doing a lot of research on balance bikes, settled on the Banana bike due to light weight and price. My 3 year old grandson loves it and rides it everywhere. Within a couple of weeks he was balancing well and speeding along. Very sturdy and yet light weight for a toddler to handle easily. Highly recommend!

Plastic wheels and a terrible seat adjuster. Might work for small kids but mine looks like a giant on it. Her knees are up to her chin. 2 and 3 year olds only and only small ones

We absolutely LOVE it!! The adjustable height makes it perfect for either my 2yr old or my 4yr old to ride around on. Its built very sturdy, my youngest is a walking disaster and even she cant do any damage to this thing. The metal parts are solid enough to not bend or dent, and the plastic is thick enough its virtually impossible to break. Despite the durability, its also lightweight. Littlest has tipped it a couple times (dont worry, with helmet and pads on) and it doesnt cause any injuries from the bike falling onto legs. It was pretty easy to put together, with one exception...and this is not called out anywhere on the instructions, or pictured, so it wasnt blatantly obvious to us...TAKE THE BLACK PLASTIC OFF THE BOTTOM OF THE HANDLEBARS!!! Its not needed, just a protective shield for the metal point. All the directions said was to slide the handlebars into the base, no picture of the bottom of the handlebars, and it took us an embarrassingly long time to figure it out, we kept trying to make it fit as-is.

I think this is probably the perfect choice for a balance bike. The design is very close to the Strider, for considerably less. Assembly was easy, the banana shape is nice, and the bike is very light. It is perfectly sized for my three-year-old, and she loves the color (pink). Others have complained about the Strider not having a real bearing in the headset and that as a result steering feels gritty, and I would say that is true of this bike as well. Steering is easy in spite of this, and given that this product is a stepping stone used for a relatively short time, I would call the design good enough. My only complaint is the axles. They are too small in diameter for the holes in the wheels, and therefore the bearings in the wheels arent engaged as they should be. Again, this is good enough for a small child to push around, but I think it wouldnt be much effort/cost to use a properly-sized axle instead. Bottom line, for the cost and intended use, I think this is an excellent choice.

We love our banana bike. When we got the bike it took us maybe 20 minutes to assemble. It was fairly easy to figure out. We had to change the seat height to fit it for our 3 year old but after that it was perfect. The bike took some getting used to for our son. I would say after using it pretty consistently for 2 or 3 weeks he is now using his feet to push off and coast instead of walking while on the seat. This bike was the right price and great quality.

Bike is great, my 3 year old loves it but unfortunately after a slow fall the front wheel broke apart. I took it to a bike shop to see if it can be repaired, but due to how its built they said its unrepairable. So unless I can find a replacement wheel, the bike goes to the garbage.

This is a great bike at a great price! It was a Christmas present for our two-year-old daughter, and she loves it so far. She got the hang of it right away, the seat is adjustable so we could lower it to where its appropriate for her and theres plenty of room still to move it up for her to use for probably a couple of years. The blue/black color scheme is also really slick! I couldnt be happier, especially with such a great price. Its really well made and we are really excited for her to learn to improve her balance with it.

This is the perfect bike for beginners. The seat is adjustable & it’s very light weight.

My daughter is 2 years old (will be 3 in 2 months) and she loves her new bike! She is 37.5” tall and this bike fits her perfectly. She just got it a week ago and is still getting comfortable with it. We did buy her a radioflyer metal trike for her 2nd birthday that she rode and enjoyed. I honestly think the transition from pedals to no pedals is throwing her a curve ball, and I’d recommend this bike instead of the trike for a first bike (something I wish we had looked into sooner, I would’ve skipped the trike altogether).

LOVE this bike! My son picked up on balancing to ride the bike very quickly and didn’t use training wheels on his other bike for very long.