Chillafish Charlie Balance Bike with 10 Inch or 12 Inch Tyres with Light Wheels or Other Accessories

This is a good we quality and we'll designed item. Son has had it for 1+ years now and loves it. It's sturdy, rides smoothly and the non-inflatable tires are hassle-free. Light enough to carry in one hand and no issues whatsoever with wear and tear despite heavy usage on roads and gravel. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a balance bike for their toddler.

Excellent bike

Great balance bike for good price! My 2 year old loves it, he’s been riding it every day since a month. The handles and the seat are adjustable so that’s very convenient and easy to adjust. Looks very sturdy also, I’m sure it’s gonna last.

My boy out grew this! Great buy

SUPER QUALITY.

Excelente compra! Bien la calidad de los materiales, justo como se ve en las imágenes, los ensambles quedan muy bien, los ajustes del manubrio y el asiento son muy útiles para ir ajustando el tamaño de acuerdo al crecimiento del niño(a). Lo que sea que esté haciendo chillafish, lo está haciendo muy bien. Los felicito por hacer productos de calidad y a precios justos.

見た目通りの可愛い自転車で姪っ子も喜んで遊んでるようです！

This toddler balance bike is the kind of ride that makes even the grown-ups say, “Dang, that’s a cool bike.” The black and brown combo is sleek and timeless—like a tiny café racer for toddlers who still think shoes are optional. Build Quality: Sturdy as they come. It feels solid and well made, not like one of those flimsy plastic things that gives up before your toddler does. Assembly was quick and painless—just a few parts and clear instructions. Our Experience: My 2-year-old is still more Bambi-on-ice than Tour de France, but that’s kind of the point. It’s the perfect size for her to practice balance and coordination without pedals getting in the way. She’s still finding her rhythm, but she hops back on every day with determination (and the occasional snack break). Pros: • Beautiful, modern design that doesn’t scream “rainbow explosion.” • Sturdy frame that holds up to toddler roughhousing. • Lightweight enough for parents to carry when the tiny rider decides she’s done now, thank you. • Great intro to biking for little ones building confidence. Cons: • No brakes—but that’s typical for balance bikes at this stage. Just prepare your ankles. All in all, a fantastic first bike that looks great, feels solid, and makes our little one feel like a big kid. We’re still in the “wobbly but proud” stage—and loving every minute of it.