Banana LT Balance Bike - Lightweight Toddler Bike for 2, 3, 4, and 5 Year Old Boys and Girls - No Pedal Bikes for Kids with Adjustable Handlebar and seat - Aluminium, EVA Tires - Training Bike

LOVE this bike! My son picked up on balancing to ride the bike very quickly and didn’t use training wheels on his other bike for very long.

Just received the bike today and it was easy to build, lightweight and my kid seemed to really like it. However, upon building, we found a few little scratches/chipped paint. At this point, since our kid saw us building it, we couldn’t pack it back up to return but annoyed that a brand new product would have these on the item. Overall, the bike itself was good and good for the value but disappointed in the small blemishes.

I think it will take my two year old a bit of practice but she’s getting too big for her other bike so this will be a great next step for her.

This is a great bike at a great price! It was a Christmas present for our two-year-old daughter, and she loves it so far. She got the hang of it right away, the seat is adjustable so we could lower it to where its appropriate for her and theres plenty of room still to move it up for her to use for probably a couple of years. The blue/black color scheme is also really slick! I couldnt be happier, especially with such a great price. Its really well made and we are really excited for her to learn to improve her balance with it.

Hard to beat for the price. Our 24mo old son is just barely able to walk it around with the seat at the bottom-most position. Went back and forth between the rubber vs foam tires and eventually settled on the foam given the short duration the balance bike should be used for and the hassle of digging out a pump whenever a tire is low.

It is light weight indeed and my toddler loves it.

My almost-four-year-old has been wanting a bike and this is ideal. Its a steel frame instead of the aluminum of adult bikes but its so small its plenty lightweight. The heavier metal makes it easier to control. Within a couple of weeks my toddler went from staggering around to zooming through the house and down the sidewalk fast enough that I have to jog to keep up. Shes a little on the tall side and I measured her inseam before we purchased the bike. It is still a little shorter than Id like but shell likely be ready for a big girl bike when her legs get too long to comfortably cruise around on this. The bowed frame makes it easy for her to mount the bike. Moving her leg over the back wheel instead of the frame has taken a little practice and in the meantime the dip keep the frame from catching her shoe. The vibrant color is exactly what a toddler could wish for and helps me keep an eye on the bike while she zooms about. The paint job is durable and matches the quality of the other materials used for the bike. Its handled rough sidewalks, rocky paths, gravel, grass, and asphalt with equal ease.

Love this bike! We live on a dirt/rocky road and my son had trouble riding his regular bike that had training wheels on the road. I was a little bit worried at first with this bike not having that extra support but my two-year-old son got on it Easter morning and wrote it like he has been riding it for years. Just in a few weeks my son can ride a bike with no training wheels now he still prefers his banana bike which we take everywhere. It fits perfectly in my small trunk of my Chevy traxs and so light weight that we can literally take it anywhere!

Overall good balance bike. As you can imagine my 2 nearly 3 yo daughter isn’t as gentle with her bike when setting it down. Sometimes the seat gets turned or the handle bars tweaked from center is adjusting more than I’d like. But she likes it. Easy to assemble and easy to adjust. Wish the tires were actual tires.

I received this product in may for my daughter who had turned 3 in February, she got the hang of the balance bike pretty fast , she would go down hill with her feet up for long periods of time So I decided to get her a regular bike for Christmas, before the new year and before she turned 4 I’m proud to say she’s riding her bike at 3 years old no training wheels