This trike arrived quickly, was fairly easy to put together. You may need to watch an online tutorial for the vac wheels The trike is a huge hit with my 14 month old and my cousins16 month old. When the child is on the bike it promotes balance and teaches how to steer.

Great bike for little ones! Our 2 year old granddaughter absolutely loves this bike. She feels like such a big girl, but allows us to push her and we love that she can grow with this bike and use it for many years to come. Solid construction, would definitely recommend this bike!

Omg is amazing very safe for a toddler kids, easy to put all together My baby loved

putting it together was a chore. One part was broken so we had to improvise. Once working it works well and our grandchild likes it.

Love diversity of use. Using now with my 20-month-old grandson and can use it all the way until he is peddling a two-wheeler on his own without killing my back. He loves it!

So far I only got one wheel flipped for the tricycle. Instructions are not written - pictures are not sufficient and video didn't make it much easier.

Great trike to teach toddler to steer and especially to pedal. Pedaling doesn’t come naturally and it tires out this grandma to push the little ones around.

This is a great starter trike/bike for a toddler. Very well made. I bought two- one for my nephew and one for my niece. They love them and so do their parents!.

We bought this bike for our grandson and were impressed by all the neat features on it. We took it out for a spin while we were on vacation. He loved it and it was easy to get in and out of the SUV. You can take off the parent handle bar so that it fits into the back of your car. Also loved that it converts into a balance bike as he gets older...plus an adjustable seat. The parent handle bar is easy to steer. All in all a great versatile bike to start your toddler out on..plus the color is awesome! one more thing...it is very easy to put together...just follow the directions.

The look of the bike is nice. The plastic wheels are meant for extremely smooth surfaces. (I.E. basketball court) The directions for flipping the rear wheels are not accurate. My advice is try having marketing show how to flip rear wheels back and forth. Maybe tougher wheel plastic?