Bstjewey 20 Inch Girls Bike with Basket, Kids Bicycle for Ages 7-13

The bike came sooner than originally expected. It is great for a child that is too tall for their "starter" bike, but not quite ready for an adult sized bike. Attractive color and features. We did use Walmart service to have the bike assembled. That job went well. The handyman left without telling us he was done. We did a quick visual and saw that the screws to the hand brakes were not fully turned. It took a minute to do that. Otherwise a perfect transaction from ordering online to bike assembly.

Beautiful bike- got a great sale price- instructions very easy to put together. Decent wheels

Granddaughter loved it, color was just as it was in the picture.

This bike is so cute. My daughter loves it. It will suit a petite woman pretty well too. It's super cute.

The assembly was generally pretty easy and did not require much in the way of additional tools or resources. The instructions were ALMOST complete, only missing one step which was NOT too hard to figure out how to do. Owned the bike less than a month and the chain began falling off and then outright broke. So, the material the chain is made of is not the best. Buying a master link kit should do the trick, but it is another expense that we were not expecting to have this early. The kickstand is a bit weird. It folds down easily and holds really well. Folding up again is not as easy, but this might be a generational issue. Overall, ever slightly higher priced than the value, but not overly high priced.

Quality is not great and was a little tricky to put together. The bell and reflectors didn't fit on the way they were pictured in instructions. A little cheaply made for the price.

missing front break assembly but overall my child loves it.

Great bike but bell broke off fairly quickly and brake pads need to be adjusted a few times already

Missing pieces.

I'm sorry I ever purchased this bike for my granddaughter. The Angie pro couldn't assemble it because the parts didn't fit together--a manufacturing defect. He helped me pack it back in the box but Walmart's wouldn't accept it because I purchased it from Walmart Marketplace. I didn't know there was a difference. Walmart marketplace wants a photo of the defective part, which means unpacking and assembling until we get to the part that doesn't fit, before they let me return it. It's been such a hassle. If the parts on the bike I bought don't fit, I'm sure other bikes of this type have the same defect.