Strider 12” Sport Bike + Rocking Base - Helps Teach Baby How to Ride a Balance Bicycle - for Kids 6 Months to 5 Years - Easy Assembly & Adjustments

Huge hit with my 12 month old grandson. He lives to rock on if & now at 20 months, he likes to use it off the rocket base.

Great for mounting and dismounting practice, for a real bike. Easy to take apart and very good quality. Easy height adjustment. A little hard to push a small child on it, because it’s so low to the ground, but that’s understandable (I’m 6ft tall) We bought it for our son when he started walking and kept it on the rocking base until recently. He quickly learned to climb on and sit on it. He would just chill out and watch tv on it 😄 He’s nearly two now and we just tried it out as a bike for the first time and it works great! It’s easy to take apart and we had fun pushing him on it. There are spots to put his feet up, just under the seat so his feet can stay off the ground.

So happy with it

Kid loves it, the rocker was handy to get him used to it around 1 year of age. Now 3 years old and still uses the bike.

Where to begin... The bike itself is awesome! Very well made, and perfect for your little ones. This bike helped my 1.5 year old learn to ride and now (before his 2nd birthday), he's zooming around the house like a little dare devil. It's by far his favorite toy, very fun to ride! The bike is very lightweight, and the balance platform that comes with it gets the young'ns comfortable with balancing themselves by hanging on to the grips. It's perfect size for 2-5 years old, as you can raise the handlebars and seat. Now, let's talk about the negatives... The tires. They are super slick. If you have hardwood floors, it's going to be a concern if you have a child like mine who tends to go a tad bit too fast sometimes. If they take a corner with some speed, the front tire will slide out from underneath them, and they will wipe out. I ended up replacing the slick, foam tires with some rubber ones from another bike I picked up from a yard sale. If your child will only be using this outside, then you have no worries at all, other than if they're riding on concrete a lot, the foam tends to wear out pretty fast, but of course, they sell replacement tires. Go figure. The second negative. The foot pegs, or the plastic piece where kids are supposed to place their feet when they are riding downhill. At the beginning when my child was learning this bike, he calves ending up getting irritated because when they push off, the calves will scrap the foot holders. I went ahead and removed them because my child never used them anyways. Other than those two negatives, it's a solid bike and I've recommended it to all my friends and family who have small ones.