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

We bought this bike as a birthday gift for our 2 year old. The seat and handle bar both adjust to accommodate growing little people. Very sturdy and the tires do not require air. The bike is a little on the heavy side so it has taken our 2 year old a little practice to be able to pick the bike back up to standing. This is the second Strider bike we have purchased for our kids and we love it!

Our 2 1/2 year old loves this bike! Super cute and easy to assemble. She rides it everywhere!

Love this bike. After a short time of using it my daughter could ride a regular bike without training wheels.

We bought this for our 18 month old daughter. She hasnt fully taken to it but over the past few months she has been spending more time on it and is clearly growing more comfortable. The bike seems to be well made, it is definitely quite light which helps her to feel more confident and gives her the ability to control it. I love that it comes with two seats so that she can grow with it. We are definitely looking forward to future rides!

Bought this for our 3 year old on his b-day. Within a month or two, he was building up speed and coasting. After about 4 months, we tried him on his older brothers (5) peddle bike. Immediate transition, with no falls. Would buy this over a Woom easily - if you have a kid who wants to bike, this is a <1 year purchase, or even less (in our case 4 months) - no way a Woom is worth it for that short of a time (and this bike worked well).

Terribly frustrating for child under 3. The rear back footrest/bars should be completely redesigned. There is no possible way for our son (2.2) to figure this thing out because every time he takes a step, while sitting down, his heels get stuck under the bars. Totally get its meant to be wide pushed for functionality, but try explaining that to a 2 year old who’s just so disappointed he can’t take a step without his feet getting jammed. Not worth the hype unless the age range is changed to 3+ IMO. Save your money, go with another brand that had the adjustable back wheels that can go from training to long narrow single wheel positioning in the rear. They should make the footrests an add on or fold down. It DOES not GROW with your child aside from seat and handle positioning. Their heels will ALWAYS jam under the rear footrests and bars no matter how old they are if they hit it just right. 5 stars for build quality ZERO for performance and functionality.

Great!

grandson still is enjoying...trading between this and his hot wheels

It takes a bit of patience to assemble bike and to adjust seat and handlebar height.

Well built