Kids Bike Boys Girls Freestyle Bicycle 12 14 16 Inch with Training Wheels, 16 18 20 with Kickstand Child's Bike, Blue Red White Pink Green Orange

Bike stabilisers not fitting correctly and seller not responding to messages!!

The bike is light for kid, and also sturdy.

Great bike, easy to put together and very sturdy. Perfect for our 5 year old. Quick delivery and great seller.

La bicicleta es tal cual la descripción y las imágenes! Visualmente es súper bonita, mi niño encantado.En general muy satisfechos

The training wheels don’t touch the ground on both sides, only one side. Not sure what’s going on there. definitely heavy. But my sweet little 4yo loves it, and that’s all that matters!!!

Bike has been great for our son to learn without the training wheels. We love the handle on the back of the seat as parents. He loves the included bell and water bottle holder. Our only concern is the brand is all over it and the tires says Royal baby all over. A bit backwards when we are telling our son he’s old enough to ride without training wheels but the bike says baby all over it.

This is a great bike at a reasonable price. My son is 4 years old, 42 inches (106cm) tall, with a 16 inch (41cm) inseam and we bought the 14 inch bike for him--which turned out to be the perfect size. Thank goodness we didn't go larger, as we debated doing. It's hard to find 14" bikes in stores to try on for size, so I hope that helps. He loves his new bike! He went from a Strider balance bike to this one, so we didn't use the training wheels, but here are my thoughts on the rest of it:1. Thick tires add stability. I'm sure the kids have to pedal more/harder, because of the added friction, but it's a great feature for kids learning to ride a bike without training wheels. We've gotten several comments from strangers about how amazed they were he was riding a two-wheeler and how much easier this bike looked due to the thick tires. (Some of his ability we owe to the strider balance bike, of course; it took him about 10 minutes to figure out how pedals worked, but other than that, he took off on this bike pretty readily. However, I think the thick tires definitely helped with the transition and continue to help him as a new rider.) Since his dad mountain bikes, my son loves going on the kiddie-level dirt trails "like my dad" and the tires on this bike are especially great for that kind of terrain.2. Sleek design. It really is an attractive bike and yes, kids care that their bike likes "cool." (We got the white bike.)3. Nice wide seat with a rim on the back. Comfortable, easy for kids to sit on and feel balanced and secure. This is something else I've heard comments about. ("What I wonderful wide seat!")4. Two sets of brakes--there is a hand brake on the handlebars, and the pedal brakes as well. I mostly see my son (4yo) use the pedals, but he says he uses both. If nothing else, I think he likes that it looks like his dad's bike. It's nice to have both options.5. I really like the the chain is enclosed with a plastic guard so he doesn't get caught in it or manage to pull it off. His pants don't get dirty and curious fingers don't get pinched. A neighbor kid always seems to have his (exposed) chain fall off and, so far, this hasn't been an issue at all with this bike.6. The seat goes so low. Another bike I looked at did not adjust as low, despite being the same size bike. That was a MUST for him at this stage, since it would have been too tall for him when he was just learning to ride and needed to be able to reach the ground. Of course, the seat raises, too.7. The bell broke in about a week's time. I don't know if it's because the attaching ring is just plastic, or if my son was too rough with it. That's disappointing, but doesn't affect the integrity of the bike itself, so...oh well. I worried that the water bottle holder, which is also plastic, would break with all the use; but so far it's held up great. Speaking of, the water bottle is a nice extra. Its not a make-or-break, but my son LOVES that he has his own real water bottle. He feels like he has a "real mountain bike" like his dad.Other than the bell breaking, I would be hard-pressed to find any complaint about this bike. We can hardly get my son off his bike. He'd sleep in his helmet if we'd let him, just so he'd be ready to ride at any given moment.If you're looking for a set of bike lights for safety, I really recommend these:  The Friendly Swede Silicone 7 LED Bike Light Set, White and Red . They're great lights, inexpensive, very bright, easy to attach or remove, have several light pattern settings, and they fit nicely. The Friendly Swede Silicone 7 LED Bike Light Set, White and Red