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

We bought this product for our 2 yr old son at Christmas... he rode it with ease indoors until weather permitted outdoor use. It has been amazing to watch him on it - he even keeps up with his older siblings in our cove. As he becomes more comfortable, I have actually noticed him lifting his feet slightly and coasting as he learns to balance. He might just learn to ride with pedals sooner than his siblings. On another note, their customer service is awesome! My son had bike day at school and his teachers loved it so much they wondered about having a few for the preschool. We surprised them with three new bikes that each of our children took into them. One of them had a little trouble with a nut that wouldnt stay on, so I immediately reached out to the company asking for an exchange. Instead, the promptly sent a replacement free of charge that arrived within two days. I love this company for the product itself, but now I know the customer service is just as great!

My son loves his bike. He started to used it when he was 2. Easy to learn Durable Easy to assemble Some cons: No stars deducted - The metal coming our the tire can do some floor damage. My son love to ride his bike even inside the house and that is OK with me. - Tires seem to not last very long. We have since July 2017, and it already need new tires. I personally love this bike and what it did for my son since he was 2 years old. He has his balance more than dominated by now. He goes down hill and put his legs up and just ride.

I had no idea these existed until my wife started talking about them. We decided to try it out for our 4 year old son and was that ever a great idea. He has gone from not wanting to take both feet off the ground (and moving at a snails pace) to zooming around the sidewalk with both feet up. Hes going to be ready for a pedal bike in no time. Our next two kids will definitely be starting out on this as well. The only complaint I have is that the clamp for the seat doesnt work incredibly well - I set it up high at the start of a ride and by the time hes done it has slipped all the way to the bottom. I would still highly recommend it though.

Got this for my 2 year olds birthday. My husband put it together in about 30 miners with said 2 year old trying to help. Its sturdy and the seat is adjustable to grow with you little one.

After doing a lot of research on balance bikes, settled on the Banana bike due to light weight and price. My 3 year old grandson loves it and rides it everywhere. Within a couple of weeks he was balancing well and speeding along. Very sturdy and yet light weight for a toddler to handle easily. Highly recommend!

Update! We have now had this bike over 2 years and its still going strong! Its been ran over twice, the tree fell on it, it no longer has the handlebar covers or seat cover, but my son is on it EVERY day! We just ordered little sister one for her 2nd birthday. We bought this bike a year ago in March and our son has loved every minute on it! It is very sturdy with just a few flaws. The handle bar covers are showing their wear from being dropped, the seat and handlebars occasionally loosen up and mess up their height, but the hike just recently had a 200 year old tree fall on it with just a tear in the seat. I so highly recommend this bike!!

Was extremely excited to gift this to my 2yr old for his birthday and when I went to assemble it I found I was missing the domed bearing which is an essential part. Both my husband and I have tried contacting Banana Bike via their online form about a month ago and we still haven’t heard back from them about replacing the missing part. I am super bummed that I spent money on a product that I cannot even put together and also that we were unable to gift our kid their “big” present for their birthday. ☹️

The push bike is of a good quality. My son loves to ride it. I got it for his 2 year old birthday, but he could have used it a bit earlier. He was on short side, but the saddles went pretty low, so it was perfect for a short legged kid. I contemplated weather or not I should get one with break, which would have costed a lot more. I now believe the break is not necessary, unless you are going down a steep hill, which is probably unsafe for 2-3 year old anyway. He learn to stop himself with his legs quickly.

Bought this for my 18month old and he figured it out quick! He’s 2.5 now and still rides it everyday and absolutely loves it. We live in the country and he rides on all kinds of terrain and it has held up great. Easy to learn and the seat adjusts nicely as they grow. My other son had a strider bike years ago and I have to say I prefer this Banana bike over the Strider.

My husband and I gifted our son this bike for his 3rd birthday. It was very easy to assemble and he jumped right on it when we gave it to him. After maybe five times riding it, he has already started to try to lift his feet off of the ground. It is the perfect size for him and feels like a great quality bike. He looks really comfortable on it and has driven it on asphalt, concrete, gravel, and grass. Of course he has to do a little more work in the grass, but it trucks right along with him. I have a feeling that its going to get tons of use!