I misjudged my kid's height by a couple years. I bought for my 2 year old, and when it arrived, my 4.5 year old barely could reach pedals, even with the seat adjusted all the way forward (there are 3 positions). This didn't stop my 2 year old from loving it all the same. He sits and scoots with his feet on the ground. Its been a year and its still holding up wonderfully. Plastic color hasn't faded, a few stickers have come off after rain fell on it (my fault).
Very light weight, yet sturdy. A Big Wheels is a kid's right of passage. I think everyone had one of these growing up, and there's a reason. The handles help teach kids how to steer a real bike, and its low enough to the grounds that they dont need a helmet (unless they're bombing my steep driveway).
It was a tiny bit more labor intensive to put together than I thought, but only took 20 minutes for someone with basic ability. Stickers all need to be installed, which was kind of fun, but when you have an eager child waiting you might skip this step right away. Add a little white lithium grease to metal contact parts to help keep from rusting and makes the wheel turn easier.
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I misjudged my kid's height by a couple years. I bought for my 2 year old, and when it arrived, my 4.5 year old barely could reach pedals, even with the seat adjusted all the way forward (there are 3 positions). This didn't stop my 2 year old from loving it all the same. He sits and scoots with his feet on the ground. Its been a year and its still holding up wonderfully. Plastic color hasn't faded, a few stickers have come off after rain fell on it (my fault).Very light weight, yet sturdy. A Big Wheels is a kid's right of passage. I think everyone had one of these growing up, and there's a reason. The handles help teach kids how to steer a real bike, and its low enough to the grounds that they dont need a helmet (unless they're bombing my steep driveway).It was a tiny bit more labor intensive to put together than I thought, but only took 20 minutes for someone with basic ability. Stickers all need to be installed, which was kind of fun, but when you have an eager child waiting you might skip this step right away. Add a little white lithium grease to metal contact parts to help keep from rusting and makes the wheel turn easier.
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I misjudged my kid's height by a couple years. I bought for my 2 year old, and when it arrived, my 4.5 year old barely could reach pedals, even with the seat adjusted all the way forward (there are 3 positions). This didn't stop my 2 year old from loving it all the same. He sits and scoots with his feet on the ground. Its been a year and its still holding up wonderfully. Plastic color hasn't faded, a few stickers have come off after rain fell on it (my fault).
Very light weight, yet sturdy. A Big Wheels is a kid's right of passage. I think everyone had one of these growing up, and there's a reason. The handles help teach kids how to steer a real bike, and its low enough to the grounds that they dont need a helmet (unless they're bombing my steep driveway).
It was a tiny bit more labor intensive to put together than I thought, but only took 20 minutes for someone with basic ability. Stickers all need to be installed, which was kind of fun, but when you have an eager child waiting you might skip this step right away. Add a little white lithium grease to metal contact parts to help keep from rusting and makes the wheel turn easier.
Very light weight, yet sturdy. A Big Wheels is a kid's right of passage. I think everyone had one of these growing up, and there's a reason. The handles help teach kids how to steer a real bike, and its low enough to the grounds that they dont need a helmet (unless they're bombing my steep driveway).
It was a tiny bit more labor intensive to put together than I thought, but only took 20 minutes for someone with basic ability. Stickers all need to be installed, which was kind of fun, but when you have an eager child waiting you might skip this step right away. Add a little white lithium grease to metal contact parts to help keep from rusting and makes the wheel turn easier.
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