Dynacraft Childrens Bicycle Magna Gravel Blaster 12"-20" Wheel for Exercise, Play, Bicycle for Girls, Boys Ride Outside

It was a Christmas gift, and the child loved it. It was fairly easy to assemble. We had a blow out of the inner tube overnight, but the seller sent a new one right away.

I recently purchased the green kids bicycle with training wheels for my son's 4th birthday, and it was a hit! Not only did it arrive in excellent condition, but it was also the perfect fit for my little one. Assembly was a breeze, with clear instructions and all the necessary tools included. The quality of the bike is impressive, with sturdy construction and durable materials. The green color is vibrant and eye-catching, which my son absolutely loves. The training wheels were a game-changer for my son, who was just starting to learn how to ride a bike. They provided him with the stability and confidence he needed to start mastering his balance and coordination. Watching him cruise around with a big smile on his face was truly heartwarming. The adjustable seat and handlebars allowed for easy customization to suit my son's height, ensuring a comfortable and safe riding experience. The brakes were easy to use, and my son quickly learned how to control his speed. Not only did my son love his new bike, but his friends were also impressed, and it quickly became the envy of the neighborhood. It has been a few weeks since his birthday, and he's been riding it almost every day. I am thrilled with this purchase as it has brought so much joy to my son and helped him develop new skills. Overall, I highly recommend the green kids bicycle with training wheels for any 4-year-old who is just starting their biking journey. It's a well-made, safe, and fun bike that has provided my son with endless hours of enjoyment. Thank you for making my son's birthday extra special!

Nice bike

My 5-year olds were too short to use the 14/16-in bikes. If they were younger, I'd just go with a glider but gliders didn't catch their interest. This bike fits them well and they love to ride them. They will probably outgrow it in a year or so but it is fairly reasonably priced and I have found it is better to get something at their skill level rather than turn them off to the activity because they can't do it yet. The bikes do require assembly which is fairly straight forward. Anyone with experience can likely do it without the instructions. Which is good, because the instructions are not good. The problem is that it is one book to cover every bike this company makes. I glanced along as I went through the process but if I relied fully on the manual, it probably would have taken an extra 30-60 minutes to distill out the relevant parts. In Summary: Pros: Good bike for short toddler Good price Easy Assembly for experienced people Cons: Directions poor for novice assemblers Small size will limit service length

Muy linda a mi niño le gustó mucho

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Exactly what I needed; an inexpensive bike for my high energy low attention span son to use and abuse. It is well constructed. The assembly was easy. I think it took my 15 minutes on Christmas eve with few tools. The next day I had to bring my socket wrench out to the cul-de-sac because the training wheel came loose and slipped down and were too low so the main wheel wasn't gripping the ground (i did only put them on hand tight the night before). Once on tightly and raised them up a bit, everything was fine. The only complaint was the instruction book which came with it. Instead of the one page diagram that most things come with, this was an instruction book which contained every model and type of bike they sell. This book had instructions for adjusting the de-railer for a 24" mountain bike for Pete's sake. I couldn't even find this bike after looking for a few minutes, gave up and just put the thing together with no instructions. Went together fine.

This is a tough little bike that works okay. It's heavy, but that's all right for a first bike. The problem for me was that this bike ships partially constructed, and all of the pieces on the bike I received where way, WAY too tight. The crank set and rear wheel had been tightened so much, the cranks would not turn and the rear wheel would not spin at all. The chain had zero play in it. And even the hub on the front wheel had been tightened so much the front wheel barely spun. So while the bike went together pretty easily, most of the work and problems were caused at the facility putting these bikes together. Everything they put together had to be carefully loosened just so that the cranks would turn and the wheels would spin.