EzyRoller Classic Ride On - Lime Green

This thing is awesome! Assembly was easy. Built well! My son and his friends love them. He has had it for over 6 months and still rides it. Not really for long bike rides though. More for riding around the neigborhood with friends.

Birthday present for our 4 yr old grandson. He loved it!! Def room to grow with it too.

Best purchase ever got the grandkids. They play on them all day. They love them.. gets them outside playing all day. No TV. No tablets. Actual exercise. They can go up hills now. Love love love this. I want one too. And Im 67.

SO. MUCH. FUN!!! I love watching how excited my kids get when riding their ezyrollers. (Ages 5-14, although ages 3-17 have ridden on them too.) Theyve made up a ton of games revolving around them… the main one being W.O.F. Ball (Wheel Chairs of Fun) version of basketball. All of their friends love coming to our house to play on them and often ask their parents if they could get one for themselves too. A huge trend is starting in our area with two or more in a lot of the homes now. That shows what a great product this is! Great source of exercise disguised as fun!!

My 16 year old and 7 year old plus the 5&9 year old neighbor boys all love this product! Would recommend for any age! Indoor friendly. Not motorized so less danger. Had a break. Can be shortened or extended and it’s super easy and quick to go from one size length to another!! Cant ride a bike? No problem...this rider is easy and fun and safe!! Can’t say enough good things.

Its okay. With all of the over-the top reviews, I guess I was expecting more. However, there are some inherent engineering failures on this machine, and I was missing some parts. 1. I only got two bolts for 3 extension rods. Not such a big deal, but the threads were metric, and I was putting it together at 11 PM. Luckily, I found the right size from an adapter kit for my weed eater that I had just installed earlier that day. 2. As this machine is made to wiggle back and forth, I was surprised that there were no lock rings for the bolts. If youve had yours for a while, make sure to check them, Im sure they arent as tight as you put them on. 3. What did you put in the bearings? They barely turn. My advice: flush them out with acetone and dry, then add a light lubricant from a skate shop. Its not a car, it doesnt need this heavy duty grease. A wheel that barely makes it around with the same force as one that keeps spinning for a full minute - which do you think will be faster on the road? 4. So... the axles are bolts, which thread into the end of the rear pipe. Both normal threaded, but with a good amount of locktite added to each side. So if you change the tires in back, unless you add more locktite to the bolts, one will eventually fall off. Guess which one? The left one, of course, as the wheel spins round, counter clockwise, it will be gradually loosening the bolt. Again, with the back and forth motion of this vehicle, you are putting pressure against the flange of that bolt while trying to unscrew it. This is basic mechanical engineering, people. And while there is a washer (aka speed ring ) on one side of the bearing, on the other side, the flange of the bolt is mashing down on the bearing. You use skateboard bearings, but it seems nobody on the design team has ever seen one before? The axles are fixed on a skateboard, and there are speed rings on each side of the wheel to pin the center of the bearing and allow the outer ring with the wheel to spin on it. 5. Seems to me the wheels are a bit on the small side - this thing could go faster with some bigger wheels, or perhaps just one in the front. This is something I havent tested, but I feel right in this. 6. No foam padding for the bars where your legs and butt rest? I guess we could be thankful that we got anything, there was one piece on the back bar, which is fine to prevent chafing or brusing while you ... pedal. But the weight of your body is constantly on the bottom bars. This is what Ill do with mine - fix the axles by threading, then welding them into place, leaving enough space for a wheel to be attached along with its nut. Cutting off the head of the bolt, Ill then cut threads into the end, so that a locking nut can be attached along with a speed ring. That is how you make an axle on something that goes any faster than a slow crawl with a human in it. Then Im going to put some foam padding over the bars Im sitting on. Find it at any homestore, water pipe insulation is what its called. The machine is pretty beefy, if it wasnt, Id simply send it back. So it seems like the initial thought was engineered correctly, but then there were some shortcuts taken, or some engineers replaced before getting to the final draft.

My 7yr and 9 yr old grandkids put this together easily. They were very proud and happy They’re enjoying it!

My 5 year old absolutely loves this!! He will not get off. It’s very easy to install and comes with extensions that you can add on as your child grows.

My son loves it. We got it for his 7th birthday. Although I am needing to replace a back wheel, due to the brake going into the wheel. Can anyone tell me how to purchase a spare wheel?

Very easy to assemble. Love that it comes with different extensions to fit my kids. Very fun.