67i BMX Toddler Bike with Training Wheels 12/14/16 Inch Kids Bicycle Boys Girls Age 3-8 Durable Steel Frame Adjustable Seat Coaster Brake Bicicleta para Niños

This was a birthday present for my daughter. She loves the basket and doll seat. It rides very well and the brakes work excellent. It was moderately easy to assemble just take your time. She loves the colors and ability to decorate with stickers

This bike requires assembly, but the instructions are clear, the needed tools are included, and it is easy to do. You first attach the wheels by backing off the nuts on either side of the axle. The bike comes with the rear wheel attached. On the front wheel there is a washer on each side with a tooth bent down that must be inserted into a small hole in the fork dropout. Then tighten both nuts evenly making sure the wheel is centered between the forks. Next, assemble the handlebars. Make sure the stem is facing forward, and the handlebars sweep back towards the seat. Just tighten the four bolts making sure the handlebar is in the approximate right position. You should adjust this when the assembly is complete with your young bike rider so he/she can comfortably reach the handlebar. Next to the seat. Open the clamp handle, insert the seat to the approximate position, and close the clamp handle to tighten it. If the handle is too easy or hard to close, just loosen or tighten the bolt as needed. Then to the pedals. They are marked left, and right and tightening direction is noted on a sticker on the pedals. Just make sure you tighten the left pedal counterclockwise. Also, you should use the included wrench for the pedals. The space is tight, and the included wrench is thin enough to fit. Then, if needed, install the training wheels. I did and they are secure and adjustable. The installation of the front and rear reflectors are in the safety section, not the assemble section of the manual. Figure 1.6 shows the detail. There are some items to install that are not in the directions. First are 4 plastic nut covers for each wheel. They just press on. There is a polyester covered piece of foam with a Velcro strip that fits on the cross bar on the handlebars, another polyester/Velcro piece that fits on the top frame member between the seat and handlebar, and finally, another piece that fits over the stem and handlebar. Be sure to check tire pressure. The specification is on the sidewall of the tires. Next, place your child on the seat and the fun begins. The bike is well made, and the paint finish looks durable. It is solid, with no squeaks or rattles, and rides pretty well near as I can tell with my grandson who is just learning to ride.

It appears my son is enjoying the bicycle, and it certainly looks quite nice. The instructions in the manual were helpful. However, the box arrived with considerable damage, including a hole approximately the size of a fist, which exposed the contents. Perhaps some improvements to the packaging process would be recommended.Additionally, the bike is pretty heavy.

This is a very well-made bike. Size was perfect for My Son and it was nice to also be able to place or move the training wheels when needed. It was very easy for him to ride the bike. The bike is very stable and firm. You can really see the quality of the bike while building it building. It was very easy and simple. Instructions were all very clear. The bike is not very heavy, so my kid can roll it or carry it on his own. And it being lightweight allows him to ride easier. It is very strong and stable and durable and that is important when buying a bike.

this is a cool little bike. It came mostly assembled and is of good quality. Everything works like it should. The bike feels just as strong as an. The same goes for the training wheels. They are good and function well.

This bicycle comes in a surprisingly small box, but it is a well-constructed kids bike. It goes together well with the provided tools. The front wheel turns a little tight, but it's fine for learning and we expect it will loosen up with use. It does take a few minutes to assemble, but it's a sturdy bike once it's done. It's a fair value, but a little more expensive than what you'd get from the local stores.