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

The tires on the bike are plastic, so not the best quality in my opinion (unless you fear popping the tire). That being said, they get the job done, time will tell if the standup to the test of time. The design is great though with the low bar which allows the toddler to swing his legs on and off the bike easily. edit plastic tires actually very useful where I live as there are tons of sand spurs which have created havoc on my bicycle & stroller tires.

My son absolutely loves his “bike-o” as he calls it. We got it for his second birthday. I think the earliest I’d recommend a balance bike is age 1.5 because of basic understanding of what a bike does is around then. This bike was a lot lower to the ground than I expected but it hasn’t caused an issue. The only thing about this bike that sucked was that before he even had a chance to ride it the seat ripped. We weren’t even doing anything to do it and it ripped. But we put some black electric tape over it so no biggie. I’d buy again. I including some pictures of it next to a measuring tape.

We like this bike. It has a great look and was easy to assemble. Our two year old received it for his birthday, but hasnt really taken to it yet because it seems he is still a tad bit too short to really sit on it comfortably, even with the lowest settings. He is of average height for his age, but the bike is still slightly too big. Hopefully he will grow into it soon so we can really see him try to use it!

This bike has been perfect for my 2 year old and with the height adjustment my 4 year old can also use it. It is very light weight and way to use and took her no time at all to get the hang of it. We have an older strider of a similar size and this one seems to be easier for them to use. Very happy with this purchase!

I received this product in may for my daughter who had turned 3 in February, she got the hang of the balance bike pretty fast , she would go down hill with her feet up for long periods of time So I decided to get her a regular bike for Christmas, before the new year and before she turned 4 I’m proud to say she’s riding her bike at 3 years old no training wheels

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.

My 2/3 year old loves the bike. She uses it every day. We lost a part when she took a little crash. I reached out to CS and they were incredibly helpful. They responded quickly and kindly. The bike is strong and will be passed down to little brother one day. Great bike. Def recommend.

The only thing that has fallen apart are the handle gross because my son gives it a beating when he puts it down. This bike is fantastic! I love that the tires are just a dense foam because they cant pop. My son is a very very tall 3 year old and I think he is the max height this bike can take. He is the size of your average 5 year old.

Hard to beat for the price. Our 24mo old son is just barely able to walk it around with the seat at the bottom-most position. Went back and forth between the rubber vs foam tires and eventually settled on the foam given the short duration the balance bike should be used for and the hassle of digging out a pump whenever a tire is low.

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.