Radio Flyer Air Ride Balance Bike, Toddler Bike, Ages 1.5-5 (Amazon Exclusive), Toddler Bike
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Heather Doig Liles
> 24 hourItem itself is great description needs work. I bought this for my 2 year old who is not short (50th percentile and up his whole life.) He cant ride this. He can barely touch the ground and he sits back so far that he can barely reach the handle bars. It will be a great bike later but disappointed that he cant use it now. He definitely tries.
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Kevin Sweeney
> 24 hourNeed some tools to put it together and make the handle bars tight enough to not turn. Slightly too tall for my 2.5 yr old but hell grow into it. We love it just fine!
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JHB
> 24 hourBought for 4 year old boy. Very happy with purchase.
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Adrian
> 24 hourWe looked at the stryder bike and thought it was a bit cheap for the price, this one is exactly what I wanted and works very well. Make sure you have the wheel rotating correctly when you build it too, nice little step I almost forgot to read!
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Amanda L.
> 24 hourI got this after I met a mom in our park who had a 3yo who was riding a two wheel bike. I asked what her secret was and she said it was a balance bike. I ordered one and it took my 4yo a few weeks to get on board with using it, but she loves it now. She likes riding on two wheels like her big sister. Plus, it has a bell so that makes it cool.
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Ms. Helena Rai
> 24 hourSuch a great study bike. The sticker shoe grip pad fell off the day we got it. But other than that bikes great.
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Happy Customer
> 24 hourExcellent product. Researched various air tire balance bikes (air tires are a must get in my opinion), many costing over a hundred dollars more. The Radio Flyer compared favorably to the high cost options in terms of weight, correct posture design and materials. Received the balance bike in excellent condition and am happier every day my 2-1/2 yr. old rides it. My son is starting out at the lowest settings for the seat and handlebars and has plenty of room to grow. The bell is an added bonus and it is really loud (for better or worse).
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DirtDiver
> 24 hourThese balance bikes (Striders) are the BEST way bypass training wheels and help even your 2 y/o learn how to actually balance and ride a bike. The natural process of them using their feet and balancing themselves helps them learn to ride on their own. Got this for 2 y/o grandson and within a week he could already push and balance and glide (a little bit) without feet touching. Wont be long before we get him a pedal bike and skip training wheels altogether. AND he LOVES the little bell.
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Meagan H.
> 24 hourWe purchased this for my daughter and so far, she loves it, especially the little bell on the handle bars. Assembly was extremely simple, it took me all of about 15 minutes from taking it out of the box to having it assembled - all you need is an adjustable wrench. You can easily adjust tree seat up or down with a metal lever, and you can adjust the handlebars up or down with the adjustable wrench. This is a quality bike for a great price.
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Frank Hinojos
> 24 hourThis thing taught my boy to ride in less than a week. He wouldnt get on his regular bike after the training wheel broke off. I took off the remaining wheel and broken stub from his bike and it sat there collecting dust. I didnt even buy this for him (5 years old) but I bought it for my younger boy (3 years old) but the 5 year old jump on this and began balancing right away. After a few times out with this balance bike, I encouraged him to try his pedal bike but just put his feet on the floor just like the balance bike. He just pedalled away first try. If nothing else, this balance bike encourages confidence! Now my younger boy is learning on it. This one with the rubber tires is much better than the plastic tire version because my boys like to hit turns on this thing and the rubber grips nicely. My buddy has the plastic tire version and his slips out on tight turns. Very recommended. Frank