Boys Girls Bike for Kids 3-5 with Removable Training Wheels 16 inch

This is the perfect training bicycle. We have a little one graduating to the next level of bicycling. This is an exciting time for the family, and we wanted the safest bicycle possible. This training bike is exactly what we were looking for. No complaints about anything. The unit comes mostly assembled, and putting on the additional parts takes only a few minutes. We hate messy assemblies, and this one was neat and sweet. The bicycle is great for a boy or a girl. The tires are thick and durable. The classic orange and black BMX look is unisex and makes a bold statement for a small bike. The paint job is beautiful, and it pops. The training wheels are solid, not weak or wobbly like you might find on a cheaper bicycle. This is a five-star bicycle, and BMX is still a producing amazing products. Recommended.

This went to a toddler that just grew out of their 12" bike. What a cruiser! They are flying around, learning to use the brakes, and having a great time with the training wheels still on. The bike is stable and doesn't rock around. As this is a relatively low-speed toy - not much else to say, but it made a kid very happy!

I recently purchased it for my 4-year-old, and after using it for a few weeks, I feel that it’s a good bike, but there are definitely a few things to consider before buying. First, the assembly. It comes in a box, partially assembled, and you’ll need some basic tools to finish putting it together. If you're not experienced with bike assembly, it may take a little longer than expected, but it's doable if you're patient. I would suggest having a second person around to help hold parts in place while attaching the pedals and handlebars, as it can get tricky trying to balance everything alone. As for the ride itself, the bike is light enough for a young child to maneuver but sturdy enough to withstand the usual rough use. The training wheels work well at first, providing a stable ride for a beginner, and the seat is adjustable, which is great for growing kids. However, I did notice that the saddle was a bit uncomfortable for longer rides, so I added some padding for more comfort. The rubber grips on the handlebars are nice and soft, but after a few weeks of use, I can see them wearing down a bit, which is something to keep in mind if you plan on using it daily. The tires are decent for paved roads and smooth paths but may not hold up well on rougher terrain or gravel. The chain and gears are fine for a bike at this price point, but I wouldn’t expect it to perform at the level of more expensive models. My child has had a blast riding it around the yard and down the street, and the bike is definitely safe for him to ride without too much worry, as it doesn’t go too fast, but I do wish the brake system was a little more responsive. It's not terrible by any means, but it does take a little more force to engage the brakes, which could be a concern for younger riders just learning to stop properly. If you’re planning on using it in different weather conditions, I would suggest keeping it inside when not in use because the metal parts may start to show signs of rust if exposed to moisture for too long. The design is cute, and it definitely catches the eye. The colors are vibrant and stand out, and it looks just like the bikes you see in cartoons, which I know my kid loves. For the price, it’s an excellent beginner bike, but I’d recommend investing in some additional accessories like a helmet and knee pads for safety. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that after a couple of weeks, the training wheels started to loosen up, which meant I had to tighten them a couple of times. Not a huge issue, but it’s something to keep in mind if your child is an especially active rider. When it comes to size, it fits my 4-year-old perfectly, but if your child is on the taller side or closer to 5 years old, I would check the dimensions carefully to ensure it’s the right fit because it may be too small for older kids. Overall, it's a fun, practical bike that’s a great first ride, but there are definitely a few areas where it could be improved for longevity and comfort, especially when it comes to the brakes and the saddle. If you’re looking for something that’ll last for several years with lots of use, you might want to consider a more durable, higher-end model, but if this is just for some light fun and getting your child started, it’s more than adequate.

The bike was easy to assemble. The training wheels are easy to take on and off. Overall a nice little bike for first time riders.

Very nice good quality bicycle for your little ones. We got this for our daughter and the training wheels are absolutely perfect as she learns to ride and get her balance until we take them off. Assembly was relatively straight forward and the bike seems to be made rather well! It's adjustable so you can get a few extra years out of it before a growth spurt knocks it out of regular circulation!