Kent 20 in. Lucky Star Bike

I thought with the design of the frame, it would be difficult for my daughter to get on and off, but I was wrong! She was able to get on an doff easily, and she actually liked the extra support on it.

Both my daughter and I thought the light blue with the pink and white compliment each other so well.

The chain guard is a life saver as a parent. I am glad it's covered and protected. My daughter did like the design on it.

My star of a daughter absolutely fell in love with the design throughout this bike. I mean, she is my little super star!

Even though this bike has a steel frame, it's a pretty lightweight bike. Even my daughter was able to pick it up with no effort.

You can easily get a custom fit for your kid with this bike thanks to the adjustable seat post and handlebar.

My daughter thought it was cool that the wheels are pink too. She really loved riding this bike! While I think the white can look elegant on tires, I think it's a lost cause because they always end up looking dirty. They should've made the tires pink as well.

My daughter had a great ride on this bike and she looked like she was having fun. She did mention the saddle wasn't as comfortable as she thought it would be. Personally, I think saddles with designs on them sacrifice the comfort.

The front pad was cool for my daughter and she certainly enjoyed playing with it throughout the ride. I worry that she may distract herself too much one day doing that.

Rubber grips were soft for my daughter's hands, all while supporting them while riding. She did get a little sad that there weren't streamers hanging from it, as all her friend's bikes do.