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

Just received this and we are very impressed with the quality for the price! Very clear instructions and easy to assemble in about 10 minutes. We like the low standover for our slightly taller than average 17 month old, headset with bearings, and no maintenance tires. We are fully supporting her at this point, but with practice, we know she will be zooming around! Great starter bike!

If youre like me and this is the 20th bike youve looked at and the 10th time youve pulled *this* one up, pull the trigger right now. The high end balance bikes run $75-100, and the other end at $30-45 is junk or way too small. At $60 this is right in the middle and is a great product. The frame is solid but lightweight. The wheels dont need air which is great; my boy (3yo) goes off curbs and runs over sticks and the wheels stay solid. The screws and bolts need tightening every so often (just like any bike ever) but its easy, just keep the tools that come with the bike which is all you need for assembly. My boy was awkward once or twice but was crusing along in no time and we have ridden every day that allows since I bought it a month ago. Great product keep it up!!

My tiny 2 yr old has loves this bike. He can easily move and lift it over curbs and large bumps. It didnt take him long to figure out how to use it and has loved the freedom and speed.

Got these to see if they actually help kids and honestly after this they won’t even need training wheels just a big kid bike

Put it together in less than 1 min Tolls included Can’t beat that Kid love it

Got this for my 2 year olds birthday. My husband put it together in about 30 miners with said 2 year old trying to help. Its sturdy and the seat is adjustable to grow with you little one.

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.

Update! We have now had this bike over 2 years and its still going strong! Its been ran over twice, the tree fell on it, it no longer has the handlebar covers or seat cover, but my son is on it EVERY day! We just ordered little sister one for her 2nd birthday. We bought this bike a year ago in March and our son has loved every minute on it! It is very sturdy with just a few flaws. The handle bar covers are showing their wear from being dropped, the seat and handlebars occasionally loosen up and mess up their height, but the hike just recently had a 200 year old tree fall on it with just a tear in the seat. I so highly recommend this bike!!