Strider - 12 Sport Kids Balance Bike, No Pedal Training Bicycle, Lightweight Frame, Flat-Free Tires, For Toddlers and Children Ages 18 Months to 5 Years Old
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Stephen Schimmel
> 24 hourMy son loves his bike! And he loves that it looks like the big kid bikes. I like the bike, but have a few complaints. I think the front is too loose and moves around too easily for little kids (my son is 2). I like that there is a place to put their feet when they get older, but that part is in the way right now. If hes wearing shorts while riding (were in Texas, so short are a must), the bars rub the insides of his legs. Itll mess him up sometimes and cause him to fall. It doesnt seem to be an issue when wearing pants. Overall the bike is very sturdy, lightweight, and good quality.
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Miss Willie Wehner
> 24 hourOur almost 2 year old toddler loves her bike.
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Lara Merrill
> 24 hourGot this for my sons 3rd birthday. He loves it and was able to scoot around on it right away. Its a little more challenging getting to the point where he can balance, but I wanted something with a challenge rather than just go with a trike and call it done. Was very pleased with the packing/shipment... no issues at all. Very happy with the purchase.
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Jefferey Zieme
> 24 hourMy 3-year old LOVES his bike. I love that hes not constantly tipping over like with his tricycle or struggling with tight turns. The bike is lightweight and durable. Glad we chose this bike instead of a bike with training wheels!
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Anatoliy
> 24 hourBest quality
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ray
> 24 hourMy grandson is only 20 months old and he is petite so he is not quite that interested yet but the quality of the product is just what i expected. I believe its a good purchase!
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Seattle Angela
> 24 hourOur little guy loves his new bike, he is 2.5 years old and doesnt quite have the hang of balancing yet (he mainly just walks with it so far) but he really seems to like it. The only reason it doesnt get 5 stars is it seems like his calves hit the balance bar by the back wheel a lot. It doesnt seem to bother him but I noticed mild red spots on his calves after longer rides.
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Cherry
> 24 hourPerfect size for my 2 year old if the seat is in the lowest setting and it’ll most likely last him for a few years.
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Freestyler
> 24 hourThis a great for transitioning from a trike to a bike with pedals. My 3-year old daughter loves it. As a result of this balance bike, my daughter rode her first pedal bike just weeks before turning four.
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kathy brandt
> 24 hourI liked that it arrived quickly and was almost ready to use.
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Grows with your ChildThe seat and handlebar heights on our Balance Bikes adjust to accommodate ages 18 months to 5 years, or a 12-20 inch inseam. |
Goes AnywhereNever flat, no-maintenance tires allow your little one to ride with confidence on any terrain. |
Designed for Young KidsMini grips mean little mitts can easily take control. The durable, lightweight frame makes handling a breeze for youngsters. |
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| 12 Inch Classic | 12 Inch Sport | 12 Inch Pro | 14x | 2-in1 Rocking Bike | |
| Suggested Age | 18 months - 3 years | 18 months - 5 years | 18 months - 5 years | 3 - 7 years | 6 months - 5 years |
| Child’s Inseam | 12 - 17 in. (30 - 43 cm.) | 12 - 20 in. (30 - 51 cm.) | 12 - 20 in. (30 - 51 cm.) | 16 - 23 in. (40 - 58 cm.) | 8.75 - 20 in. (22 - 51 cm.) |
| Seat Type | All-Weather Plastic | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded | Ergonomically Padded |
| Bike Weight | 6.5 lbs. | 6.7 lbs. | 5.6 lbs. | 12.5 lbs. | 7.1 lbs. (with base) |
| Frame Type | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Aluminum | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| Compatible with Pedal Kit (Sold Separately) | ✓ |