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Bought this for my 2 year old Grandson, he's crazily mobile now, Mom & Dad have their hands full chasing him down the sidewalk!

grandson loved it

This was a gift for a 1 year old. He loves it.

Our 2-1/2 year old granddaughter loves it! She uses it to do her best to keep up with her 5 year old brother and his Big Wheel !

The kid loves this thing, reminds me of my youth

great purchase,happy buyer. thanks

Pros:End result is awesome. 2 year old LOVES it.Cons:Assembly was awful because the instructions stank.The stickers are already coming off even though it hasn't been out in the elements. He's been riding it around the living room.

It's a big wheel, so is naturally good. My little one must have short legs, because at just past two, he is having a hard time reaching the pedals consistently enough to ride.

Love it for my 2 year old grandson.

This product was exactly as advertised.

It's really small, like I would not use after 4 years old.

Not nearly as sturdy as the original, at the rate kids grow hopefully it will last til the Grandson needs the full size one.

Definitely not built like they were when I was a kid. My 2 y/o son is 32 inches tall and can barely reach the pedals at full extension. It works fine but does seem a little wobbly. Probably won't buy another one.

Can't give it any higher than 3. Thought it was way overpriced for what you got and the decals on the rear wheels are very suspect. Other than that, it works fine.

Had problems with some of the plastic parts, Number on instruction not usable. I had to improvise to make the toy useable and safe. Would not recommend if use are not handy.

Fell apart quickly.

i expected it to be made sturdier

Pedals touch the floor and lock the front tire from moving forward when making big turns with the bars in either direction

My grand daughter is 2 1/2 years old on the Junior Racer is too small for her. Her knees hit the handle bars when trying to peddle. The full sizeBig Wheel is too big, her feet can't reach the pedals.

Perfect size for a smaller child, and assembly was easy. The problem I have with it is the rod that connects the back wheels is too short so the wheels do not move freely, thus making it hard for the child to move.

My children who are in their 30s had a small big wheel much like the one I purchased for my grandson. We lived on a hill and it got a lot of abuse but held up fine.My son in law put the new one together for my grandson who just turned two. It lasted about a week. The metal caps that held the rear axle on lasted about a week . The big wheel now has no back wheels or axle. I am disappointed that this did not hold up. My older grandsons also had bigger big wheels that held together until the wheels just wore out. I was really disappointed with the quality.Anna Marie Roche

Don't do it. So flimsy and cheap. Red plastic is bendy and lame. I returned it immediately.

Not worth the money... poor design- when child tries to turn, the pedal hits the ground-not good quality- wobbly. And was assembled exactly as direction specified.

Purchased for a two-year old (31 months, to be exact), who weighs 25 lbs and is 35" tall. As described by others, this is the perfect length for his legs - he can reach the pedals and has some room to grow into it. The problem is, and it's a big problem, is that the body of it (the red plastic body) is so flimsy and weak, the whole bike flexes when he tries to turn it even slightly. My recollection of other Big Wheel bikes was that they are made of two-ply or double-sided plastic bodies, basically a hollow piece of plastic but solid on top and bottom. This thing is one-ply - the underside is open. It's totally unstable. I'm trying to teach him to ride it and it just flexes uncontrollably. Piece of complete and total garbage. I can't imagine how bad it would flex with a heavier kid. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

Cheaply made. Pedals broken while I was assembling the bicycle.

missing axle caps missing 4 screws missing handlebar screw. had to return