My First Balance to Pedal Pink Training Bike Kids, Ages 2-5 Years, 12 inch

Was looking for this specific bike. Comparable price and fast delivery

Our daughter was supremo excited to receive her very 1st bicycle !!! Only downfall is the position of the pedals must B within a certain spot as gravity applies the brakes when there not in that magic spot. There should B a type of lock or pin of some sort to hold brake free. With my highly skilled engineering education I've thought of something ‼️

Very attractive solid bike . My granddaughter went from balance to padal within 2 weeks and she is not 3 yet ! Very easy to put into action . No the pedals don't get in the way

Bought the bike for Grandadughter to learn to balance and build confidence after many falls on her standard bike She loves it

Very easy to assemble, gave this 4 star because the pedals sometimes is difficult to fold back into position for balance only and it doesn't have a stand. Love how they have a tool attached to the bike. My daughter is 3, this is 12”, hence too big and high for her. Maybe in a few months.

Very easy to assemble and my daughter was off balancing around the drive way. I feel transitioning to peddling from balancing will be much easier that training wheels. The one downside is the peddles stick out just a bit and can bump her legs (hence the 4 and not 5 stars). I'm on the west coast and it arrived in days. Really looking forward to warmer weather and using it more and more! I definitely recommend! **PS not sure if the design would allow but a kick stand would be nice.

[Employee of walmartcanada] Super cute, fairly easy to put together, my daughter does actually scrape the back of her leg on the folded pedal when she is in balance mode but she really seems to love it so far.

Nice color,kid loves it,solid structure, two modes balance bike or real two wheel bike. Unfortunately the bike is a bit too high for a two year old girl. But I don't like to return it, as I see it is a good bike, kid will grow into it.

The rear wheel wouldn't turn freely. It seemed like the coaster brake remained partially engaged after the pedals were stored in the glide position. There was no bike of this type on display at the store, so I wasn't able to determine if the problem was specific to the one that I received.

I did my research and finally decide to trust the good comments. I love the concept of the bike. But as some mentioned the back wheel gets stuck from time to time, which is really frustrating. Seems if you go backwards a bit on it, it will get stuck when you move forward again. My daughter doesn't like it. It's also not easy to figure out how to make the two pedals face opposite directions from the current same position, when you decide to switch it into a bike. So great concept but I would say not really well built. Maybe a design issue? Disappointed