BAMMAX Official TykeBike® Toddler Ride On Toy | Baby & Toddler Balance Bike | Easy Glide Wheels & Safer Toddler Bicycle Steering | Indoor/Outdoor Alternative to Baby Walkers for Boys & Girls | Teal

Got this for my boys to share since I was sure how long the oldest would fit it, he’s 2.5 years old and doesn’t seem like he will fit it long but it is just the right size for him now then my infant will grow into it!The assembly was easy it came with the tool to attach the handle bars, everything else was assembledQuality is very nice!! Padded handle bars so baby doesn’t get hurt when leaning over it, padded seat, and thick rubber coated wheels that won’t scratch my hardwood flooring!!The frame is a strong, sturdy metal that seems very very durable!The handles are easy to turn, it has a stopper from letting it turn completely around so that baby doesn’t fall over.I like how the front wheels are positioned more wider than the back!Since it is small I can easily store it in his playpen out of the way! It is a good height for him to get off and on unassisted!My nephew rides this all over the house easily and can control where he is going, he’s pretty much mastered the art of driving this already!He loves it

This is a great beginner balance bike that works well for my 1 year old son (it was one of his birthday gifts) who can almost walk. It is not super sturdy but definitely sturdier than the bigger balance bikes that are bike regular bikes without bike pedals. My sons legs aren’t super longer (not short either but he has a longer torso and is 74th percentile in height) and I think it will become too short for him more around 1.5 yr of age rather than at 2 (so will only last till 2 if you have a smaller child who would likely be too small for it at 1). Very cute bike overall that makes my little boy feel like a big boy.

We bought this bike for our daughter when she was just about to turn one and not quite walking. It’s been great!At first, she would crawl up to the bike to let us know she wanted to get on. We’d pick her up and keep her from falling from side to side while she pushed with her feet.Once she could walk, she would walk up to the bike and we’d hold it still so she could climb on, and from there she was scooting around.Now she’s almost two and just climbs on on her own and rides all over the place. She’s learned to pick it up to turn it around and how to steer and even how to fall off safely. She’s in 2T clothes and her legs bend a lot while she rides, but she still has a lot of fun with her bike.My only wish is that the seat could raise so she could ride longer, but I expect we still have another half a year with this bike at least.

The bike is study, cute and a perfect gift for a one year old. I bought it for my grandson who is 11 months old and crawling all over. He stands with support. He can sit on the bike safely and is learning to use his feet to push the bike forward. Hardwood floors or a smooth surface work the best for him. I feel the manufacturer milked the price a little and could have lowered the cost still making a profit. However, when it comes to great kids toys and birthdays, I go with quality. The bike is so well built that I'm sure it will last for future brothers or sisters for our little guy.

Kids love it!!

Our 1 year old loves this bike and wants to take it everywhere.

The only reason why I’m given this product a five star review is because it is sturdy. My godchild is eight months and she weighs 35 pounds and her height is about a foot and a half bought this bike for her decide to see her on it before Christmas the bike is very tiny luckily I have another niece who’s FOUR months.

I was initially excited to get this. I bought it for my 1 year old grandson. He wasn’t so excited for it. After reading so many reviews I was confident he would like it and it would be the perfect size for him. It was a perfect height and it was lightweight and he could get on it by himself. But he didn’t like it, it was super unstable for him. He would sit on it and it would wobble the second he’d move and he’d get right off of it because I think he was thinking he was going to fall. I know the concept is it’s a balance bike and getting them used to the idea of a bike but he’s just too young to get him on a bike like this. I think if the front wheels were a little spaced apart to make it a little more sturdy he would’ve liked it. It was overall a great bike but it just wasn’t the one for him.