HuffyMotox SDWK

Well my son says it was easy to buy together. It's a birthday gift for a grand child & hidden until the day!

The quality of this bike is very nice. It is sturdy and well put together. As with most toddler bikes that have training wheels the bike isn't perfectly balanced but he does just fine. The color is nice and vibrant, and he loves it because well reds his favorite. I recommend this bike for any little toddler!

My son loves this bike! The only two complaints we have so far - after using daily and heavily for two months - is that the seat has already worn holes in the sides. We ended up buying a kickstand after the tears started from leaning the bike on its side. The other thing to just make sure about are the brakes. We had trouble with the brakes sticking in the beginning but now they are fine.

It is a great first bike for my nearly 4yr old but it was missing a piece to hold one of the training wheels in place and the handle bar took forever to click to stay put and not come back out. Both were easily fixed but I was stressing because we waited to put it together Christmas Eve. I’m glad my husband is a handyman!!

amazing bike for my toddler and easy assembly process!! would buy again!!

I bought two of these: this one, and another one (purple). It seems unnecessary to review both of them but I might because I hate this bike so much. It was easy to assemble, which was great, and then within a week of light use it started falling apart. My kids are new to bike riding so they aren't doing any daredevil jumps or anything, just up and down and around the driveway. Week after week, I have had to put the chain back on and rebuild the pedal assembly. The problem is that the pedal assembly is extremely poorly made, doesn't snugly fit in the housing, and so it wobbles and the whole thing falls apart. My kids both have gotten hurt over and over as well. At this point, after re-building many times, the nuts are starting to strip. The company has sent me a replacement interior collar, as one of the ones in my daughter's bike was missing a ball bearing. But it doesn't matter, the replacements break as well. Compounding the problem, many of the parts are riveted rather than screwed on, so you can't really even take it apart easily. It's a cheap piece of junk and not worth the money or time invested in rebuilding it over and over again. And meanwhile my kids are constantly coming in upset that their bikes are broken again.

Gift for the grandson, he learned to pedal & steer in about 5 minutes and loves it!

The media could not be loaded.  I like that it's very sturdy. And the training wheels are able to come off easily.My son loves it.