Wonderful off road bike that allows my 3 1/2 son to push/ride a local 4.2 mile long bicycle trail with some decent size hills The 3 different speed levels allow us to adjust the speed as needed for him to push/ride safely.

Kinda small for my 4 year old but he's bigger than most kids his age. It functions as it should. My child really enjoys it. Battery lasts a good while, and he has a blast riding it. Only thing that was an inconvenience is he had problems at first and me thinking I could just get some training wheels for it at the local Walmart but they wouldn't fit.

Great Christmas gift. 4 yr old grand girl loves it and has mastered it!!

I looked at e-bikes for my daughter for a solid week or two and I kept coming back to this one. She had never rode a bike before and I wanted something that also had a way to stop which a typical balance bike did not offer. She had one of those three wheel razor type scooters but we have a stone driveway so those wheels don’t really cut it. I have a steep hill behind my house so wanted something with a little pep behind it. My daughter who is 4 and 34 lbs absolutely loves this new bike. By day 3 she had moved up to the fastest setting without have to put her feet down. That’s not to say we didn’t have any hiccups but along the way but she’s been doing great.

The slow setting was great to start after she got the feel for the bike, and the soft start was also another great feature so she couldn’t just hit the button and go straight to hitting a tree. It also had enough power to do small inclines. Once we graduated to high speed she was able to do less feet on the ground and more of an incline. Charge time takes awhile but that hasn’t been an issue. The faster speed does drain the battery a lot faster than the slow speed.

Awesome features! Easy to use! Children love it! Want another one! 4hrs continuous use! good for the leary first time riders. Cannot get the children off this thing!
I was drawn to this bike because of the thumb controls – I didn't like the idea of my toddler whiskey throttling this thing into a tree. The lights are fun! Duck is a conversation piece. Great value for the money! I also appreciate the "push to start" option.
Light weight takes up little room, quiet, easy to use.

This is legit!! A fraction of the price of the others. My two year old loves it. It seems to be durable and has a long battery life. Well beyond what he uses it for. It’s actually pretty freakin fast.

The bike is actually really nice, however it has a flaw that makes it really unsafe for a child, They call it a feature. Any normal parent would call it a flaw… The handle bars have a throttle button on right side and a brake button on left side. If the throttle is pressed for more than acouple seconds the bike goes into a full speed cruise mode and youcan let go of throttle and the bike simulates as if you had the gas peddle to the floor. to deactivate, you must press the brake button on left. ok. sounds simple and logical. Now let me put you in the shoes of a child…. First and foremost, This is a balance bike, Which means your child is new to riding. and or they are obviously not at a mature riding stage that they can do much more. Therefore they are considered highly skilled if they can keep both hands on bars and balance it, if they can stop with their feet as that is how you stop on balance bikes, any other bike you stop with a pull lever on bar. They will obviously ride longer than acouple seconds, therefore the bike will almost always go to this cruise control with wide open throttle. Now, when a car comes from the adjacent street and you tell yourchild to stop,or a car backs outof driveway and your kid needs to stop, They are trying to stay balanced if anything, and hold on because this thing is goingwether you want it to or not. ,Do you really think your child will make the split decision to take their left hand off the bar to press down ward on a brake button ? they will likely loose balance doing so. They will most likely forget all about the button and put feet down,but feet down wont stop this thing, it will drag your child. there is no safety off if tip over or feet down etc. So, save yourself a headache, save your child from being ran over or from running into a ditch or a tree. My kid i tried to explain it, i could have drawn with crayons and it wouldnt have made a difference because when it comes to a frantic situation where this thing has open throttle and you need to stop and they put feet down they will get dragged,and if they u derstand what to do, they will likely lose balance trying to mess with this button when they are flying on this thing. my kid forgot all aboutthe stop button and was yelling for me to make it stop, i had to run to him and lift him and the bike while they moving, needless to say he was too scared to get on it again. he said H… E…. double hockey sticks.