If you want an awesome starter bike that's well-priced, get the MIHOVER 21.6V Dirt Bike in eye-catching blue!
the blue color is stunning. It definitely makes my kids feel special each time they ride. My kids can't get enough. I can't get them off of these!
It's been the best thing I've ever got from Walmart! I wish I had better photos but they wouldn't stay still!
Since I already raved about these bikes I'll share what I've learned to keep this toy running for years!
These tips were essential in ensuring these bikes run smoothly and safely. I wish I had known them the first time around with our hand-me-down bikes—we won't be making the same mistakes with these new ones!
Battery and Maintenance Tips
1. Temperature Awareness: Store the bike in a temperature-controlled environment. Avoid extremes of heat or cold, which can affect battery performance.
2. Inspect Charging Equipment: Regularly check the charging cord and plug for any damage. Replace them at the first sign of wear to avoid malfunctions.
3. Battery Cycling: Occasionally let the 21.6V battery drain to about 20% before charging fully to help maintain its health. Avoid letting it sit at a full charge for extended periods.
4. Check Brake Functionality: Before each ride, give the brakes a quick squeeze to ensure they're working properly—this is essential for safety!
5. Teaching Maintenance: Involve kids in basic maintenance activities, like cleaning the bike or checking tire pressure. This teaches responsibility and helps them learn to care for their equipment.
Safety Tips
1.Ride in Open Spaces: Always choose wide-open areas, like parks or fields, for riding, where there's plenty of room to maneuver and no obstacles. Avoid busy areas and steer clear of high-traffic zones, especially for beginners.
2. Establish Boundaries: Set clear rules about where the kids can ride. This helps them understand their limits and stay safe.
3. Regular Gear Checks: Before each ride, ensure helmets and pads are secure and that the bike is in good working condition.
4. Teach Hand Signals: Encourage kids to use hand signals during rides to communicate with each other or adults, building awareness and preventing collisions.
5. Plan for Emergencies: Discuss what to do in case of a fall or unexpected situations, teaching kids to stay calm and seek help.
6. Avoid Riding at Dusk or Dawn: Visibility can be poor during these times, making it harder to see and be seen. Stick to daytime riding for safety.
7. Have a Safety Word: Establish a safety word that kids can use if they feel uncomfortable during their ride, promoting open communication.
8. Limit Group Riding: If they ride with friends, limit the number of riders to reduce collision risks. One or two friends is ideal.
I hope you enjoy these bikes as much as we do!
The shipping was SUPER FAST!! everything was fast and seamless delivery wise. The shipping box is not too big! I was worried. It was also pretty light!!