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

This bike was quickly assembled by my husband and our 19 month old son quickly learned how to use it. The bike seems to be good quality and the seat adjusts easily. Very pleased with the purchase overall.

Great for learning to balance

My daughter loves this balance bike. She is still in the walking stage, but asks to ride it around often.

LOVE IT! 2 year old is killing it on this bike. Day 1 waved and said bye as he rode (walked it) out of the driveway as his 11 yr old brother had done on his bike. Within minutes was getting around great. He falls but can get himself and the bike up. Within a few times of walk riding he is now riding it and almost has it balanced. He was 22 months.

I can’t recommend this bike enough - I got it for my 4yo 2 days ago to teach him how to balance on a bike he spent many hours on it over the two days - today he jumped on his regular pedal bike and started riding! It’s truly miraculous. Worth the money and def something you can pass along or resell on FB marketplace etc. If your looking to teach your kid how to ride a bike this is the easiest/fastest way to get them to learn.

After hearing great reviews for balance bikes, we decided to get one for my son who is 2! He is quickly getting the hang of it! I really like how easy it is to adjust the height of the bike. That will be needed as he is a growing boy! I am hoping that this will help us bypass training wheels and move straight to a big boy bike in the future!

Great produce and good fit for my theee year old but too small for my five year old. Watch the video on this product and see the size of the kids riding it so you can compare them with your child.

Literally took longer to unpack the protective cardboard than it was to fully assemble. Complaints about rusty bolts? Like anything made of steel unless it’s 100% stainless steel you’ll just need to apply a little lithium grease to the exposed wheel studs. Seat shifts? Tighten up the spindle Allen head bolt. Upset the hollow frame tube got damaged in transit or missing parts? Order ahead of when you’re absolutely going to need it so there’s time to reorder a replacement if there’s an issue. No it’s not a real bike in the traditional sense…it’s meant to give your toddler a taste of being on their very own “bicycle” and essentially a very well constructed riding toy that will give your toddler a newfound sense of freedom. We’re looking forward to seeing our little granddaughter scoot around on this the next few years.

5 year old loves it. Rides it all around the house and outside.

Got this for my nephews second birthday. While he isnt the most confident on it, he rides it all around the house and loves it. I imagine hell be using it for years!