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

Best balance bike ever!!! My 2 year old loves it. His legs and ankles dont hit the back tire like previous bike.

Our grandson loves his new bike! Easy to ride and very sturdy. Grandma Bev

Bought this bike for my son when he was 2 in Nov. 2018. He is now almost 4. It’s a great bike and I would love to give it 5 stars however the seat when adjusted keeps going down. Other than that it’s great.

My son loves the bike but the nut on the back tire won’t stay on. We replaced it with a lock but hopefully that will work

It is light weight indeed and my toddler loves it.

We cant get our 2 and a half year old off this bike! He loves it! He picked it up right away and was balancing with his feet off the ground within an hour. After about a week I have to jog to keep up, so now I ride my bike with him which has him grinning ear to ear. We live on dirt roads and the tires hold up really well and prefer these to rubber anyway because it makes it light weight. My son can easily pick it up and move it around. I am sure Ill have to replace the bearings at some point, but believe we will be able to pass this bike to his sister when he outgrows it. For the price, you cannot beat this bike. Great value!

I grew up loving everything bike related. I raced BMX, got heavily into street/freestyle, loved backwoods and downhill mountain biking. So when it was time to get our son his first bike, I was a little excited, but resistant towards this type of bike. I was wrong to be resistant. My son went from cautiously scooting, to fast stepping, to coasting balanced with his legs up in a matter of a week. The spills he took were from a lower position so they were easier to overcome. A year on now and he is ready for a bigger bike with pedals, but the confidence and skills he picked up so quickly with this bike will serve him well with his new one. Tip: 1) we let our son ride the bike in the basement during the winter and set up little driving courses. HOWEVER, the wheels arent normal rubber wheels so when they take turns too fast they do run the risk of the wheels sliding out from under them. Scuffing the wheels up a little helped but ultimately there is no substitute for rubber wheels. The company website has traditional rubber wheels you can buy.

Easy to put together came with everything including tools and was well packaged. No damage. assembled in 15 mins

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).

My almost-four-year-old has been wanting a bike and this is ideal. Its a steel frame instead of the aluminum of adult bikes but its so small its plenty lightweight. The heavier metal makes it easier to control. Within a couple of weeks my toddler went from staggering around to zooming through the house and down the sidewalk fast enough that I have to jog to keep up. Shes a little on the tall side and I measured her inseam before we purchased the bike. It is still a little shorter than Id like but shell likely be ready for a big girl bike when her legs get too long to comfortably cruise around on this. The bowed frame makes it easy for her to mount the bike. Moving her leg over the back wheel instead of the frame has taken a little practice and in the meantime the dip keep the frame from catching her shoe. The vibrant color is exactly what a toddler could wish for and helps me keep an eye on the bike while she zooms about. The paint job is durable and matches the quality of the other materials used for the bike. Its handled rough sidewalks, rocky paths, gravel, grass, and asphalt with equal ease.