Strider 12” Classic Bike - No Pedal Balance Bicycle for Kids 18 Months to 3 Years - Includes Built-In Footrest, Handlebar Grips & Flat-Free Tires

My 2 year old loves this bike! The seat changes heights so you can make it fit comfortable for your toddler. Great quality and easy to learn how to use. I got it when my child was 18 month but it wasn’t until closer to 2 that she could use it on her own without me holding on to help her balance it.

I have to admit, we did not assemble so not sure if this was easy, we had our son who is a mechanical engineer and expert with bikes assemble this for us for our 2 year old grandson's birthday. Our daughter in law asked us to purchase for his birthday. Not sure he likes it yet as he will not wear the helmet. I think with time he will get use to it and like it. He is a active toddler and loves to run and play. I noticed at the coffee shop and at the park many of these types of bikes seems perfect for toddlers to gain balance without bothering with the pedals. I will report later as he uses it if I would recommend it. Until he accepts the helmet it sits in the garage. Nice sturdy well made even though the company is in North Dakota it is made in China. Nice color. Wheels seem sturdy along with the seat. Recommend.

This is a sturdy bike and worth the extra cost compared to the more affordable bikes. My daughter is learning and loves riding it. The adjustable seat works very well.

Our three year old twins love theirs! Very durable. Easy to assemble. Great pre bike training.

I can’t recommend this bike enough! My 2yo adores this thing and we pretty much take it everywhere. He’s about 36” tall and 28lbs for reference. He’s got plenty of room for the seat and the handle bars to grow. We gave it to him when he was about 20mos old and it took him trying to ride it a few times before he really got the hang of it but now he’s zooming all over the place.The construction is very good. It’s sturdy and well built. My son seems to have no problems controlling the steering and is able to maneuver it easily. I was a little concerned about the tires since they’re not inflated like a normal bike tire but they seem durable and we have not had any issues yet. Our driveway is gravel and my sons taken it ‘off road’ through the yard etc without any tire problems. They even survived a brief encounter with our Great Dane! Plus the bike itself is very lightweight and easy to carry when little one gets tired and needs a break.I really think this little bike is the way to go. Spend the extra $20 for this. The balance, coordination, and confidence this has fostered in my boy is beyond worth it. This bike will certainly last for years to come and I’m sure will be passed down to his baby sister when she’s ready!

Well made and easy to assemble. Tools included and great instructions

Edit: We don't live in a flat area, and this bike's lack of any kind of brakes is rapidly becoming a problem. If you live somewhere that isn't perfectly flat, beware; this bike can build up a lot of speed that your child might not be able to counteract.We got this for my two-year-old. He adores it, and is having a great time learning it...except for one thing. Every time he's ridden it, he's wanted to stop after only a couple blocks. This is a kid who rode his previous, smaller bike for literally a mile at a time. I was baffled until I looked more carefully at the bike. On the support bar by the back wheel, it has two strips of sandpaper, I suppose so kids who are cruising can put their feet up without them slipping. These pieces of sandpaper had been rubbing the inside of my toddler's calves. Sure enough, when I looked closer, he had scrapes there. No wonder kiddo didn't want to ride for long! I covered the sandpaper in tape for now, but talk about a major design flaw. I'm just glad I figured it out after a couple of rides--it's not like a two-year-old can clearly convey what's wrong.Overall, the bike seems sturdy and I'm sure we'll be using it for years to come, but cover the sandpaper in tape. Or better yet, the manufacturer could find another solution to putting something non-slip right there.

Arrived quickly. Easy to put together and setup for our 1.5 year old granddaughter. Seat and handle bars are easy to adjust. We just measured her inseam and set the seat to that height and off she went. The strider is pretty light, she did pretty well on it and is able to balance/control it fairly well around the house. Tires are a hard rubber and did not leave any marks on the hardwood floors.

Regalo per i due anni di nostro figlio, dopo un anno è ancora come nuova nonostante l’utilizzo praticamente giornaliero! Top!

Very good item and easy to put together

My 2 year old grandson was riding his older sisters pink Strider. Well not anymore. She loved her Strider but has changed to a Frog.

My son isn’t very tall for his age (two years old, approx 80cm, and short legs). We really struggled to find a bike that would work with his height, but also one that was reasonably priced. The Strider 12 fit our requirements perfectly and he absolutely loves it. The build quality of the bike is excellent and it’s very simple to put together. I also bought a support handle (definitely worth considering) to bolt to rear, as bending over to help him became back breaking. I’ve seen other more expensive bikes which weigh less, but to be honest I can’t say that this heavier bike has had any negative effect on my sons ability to learn.

Sturdy wee balance bike. First one had wrong handlebars but quick and easy return and replacement