Freestyle Kids Bike 12 14 16 18 20 Inch Bicycle for Boys Girls Ages 3-12 Years, Multiple Color Options

Front tyre has a hole in it so we can't use the bike. Don't buy

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I bought this bicycle for my almost 3 year old. Assembly really didn't take too long (under 30 mins max including unboxing) as I am familiar with putting together bicycles. It comes with everything you need except you will need an additional crescent wrench or a socket to adjust the training wheels (you need one to hold it into place while you tighten or loosen the bolt for training wheels) The bicycle itself feels sturdy and it rides really smooth, I have to jog to keep up with my kid on it. It comes with the cup, drink mount, and bell. (I wasn't sure if the bottle was included originally, but you dont need to order one anyway) Only thing to note, if this is for a novice bicycle rider, dont put the training wheels to the lowest setting, it lifts the back tire off of the ground and it wont move. Save yourself a few minutes and put it 1 notch up (or more) depending on the childs skill level. Also, my kid is big for his age, and I honestly dont see him using this beyond the age of 5. Its pretty small, so beware if you are getting it for a kid between 5 and 12 years old, I would probably look elsewhere. Overall the bicycle fits the needs for now, but within 2 years his legs will be too long to be able to make use of it, so the price point is great for an interim bicycle.

This was the next step up for my 3 yr old from his balance bike. Didn’t need the training wheels because he could already balance and the pedals came pretty natural. Tires are great for the street but don’t have great traction on gravel. We might get some different tires down the road. The bike feels heavier than my grown adult bike but maybe that’s better for safety. The water bottle holder over the tire is kind of odd because it ends up bouncing up and down and rubbing against the tire when we ride. Other than the above it is an excellent bike for the price and I expect it to last until we are ready to move up a size. Kinda wish I didn’t say “Royal Baby” everywhere, because that is super lame for my little shredder but luckily he can’t read yet.

This bike was a gift for my 3 year old granddaughter, who is 39.5 inches tall. Her height fell between the 12" and 14" bike. RoyalBaby recommended sizing down and I'm glad we did. It was easy to put together and is very well made. Once it was put together, she hopped on, and off she went. It is easy for her to pedal, even up hills, easy to steer and most importantly, the brakes work really well. As soon as she pedals backward, the bike comes to a complete stop. There is also a hand brake, that works well too. I will teach her how to use that, in time. I researched a lot of bikes and am so happy I settled on this one. She chose the bright green color, which is just as pictured. I can not think of one con and feel confident this bike will hold up well. It is adorable with the bell and water bottle. It is just perfect.

Overall I’m not completely disappointed, but also not overly pleased with this bike. The tires are so thick it adds at least 2-3 inches if not even 4. When standing side by side with my sons 12” balance bike, it’s easily 3 inches taller even though I bought the 12”. It’s also very heavy. Haven’t tried many other bikes, but I remember my bike as a teenager being lighter than this one. My 3 year old struggles to pick it up and move it around as it’s a good 10lbs heavier than a balance bike. I’m sure he’ll grow into it eventually, but was hoping to find a good pedal bike for transition off the balance bike without spending a fortune on all the more trendy ones that are lighter weight and geared more towards that transition.