BABY JOY Toddler Tricycle, 7 in 1 Folding Steer Trike w/Rotatable Seat, Adjustable Canopy, Push Handle, Guardrail, Safety Harness, Brakes, Cup Holder & Storage, Tricycle for Toddlers Ages 1.5-5 (Pink)

Great bicycle! Easy to maneuver, easy to assemble.

I love this,I bought for my grandson birthday present,its cute , safety,the quality is the best,light weight I recommend it

I love the sturdiness of the bike. Feels very solid and I like that the tires are real rubberized ones and not plastic. Despite the instruction manual’s lack of written instructions (only pic by pic instructions), there is a very nice video you can watch for the assembling of the product. If you are thinking about buying it, watch the video they show in the description and it shows how easy it is to assemble. I did it myself and it took less than 20 minutes from taking out of the box to putting it together.Some draw backs - it is kinda tricky to fold to fit in the car, but I’m sure with practice it’ll get better & faster. Also, as others have mentioned the maneuverability of steering is not as easy as a stroller…but once you get the hang of it, it’s not really a big deal. It just took some getting use to and realizing it’s not going to make those tight turns like a stroller can. Otherwise, I love the bike and my girl does too!

This tricycle is easy to install, it is a 7 in 1 design with ajustable push handle, foldable small footrest, detachable canopy, and removable big footrest. It is suitable for a kid who is 18 month to 5 years old. And it can holds up to 55lbs. Overall, this is a good tricycle, it can be changed into 7 different configuration in order to grow with my child.

This product is awesome, my 15 month old granddaughter gravitated to it. She rand the bell after being shown once and loved that she was able to be upright and "steer" the toddler trike. I like the sturdyness of it and the wie handle.However, The directions that came with it stunk. Only pictures, thank goodness I looked online at the procuct because when we assembled it, we had no idea that a fender went on the wheel (didn't even know it was a fender for that matter) , but a customer asked how to remove the front wheel so we got lucky. Great product horrible directions.

The strings to the storage bag rips very easily, so be careful with that I don’t like the fact that when you’re pushing it, it’s hard to steer overall, I think it’s a good bike, but I just wish that it was easier to steer

This thing is great! We bought it for our kiddo with special needs and he loves it! We had a named brand trike similar to this for his older brother but it didn't support the second kiddos sitting (he needs a lot of support due to his low muscle tone). This thing definitely supports him.Also, I know a lot of people commented on the smell. We did notice a smell when putting together but we thought it was the smell of fresh rubber and didnt mind It at all! In fact, we were glad we could smell that, meant it was new!!!Very happy we purchased it! And our kid loves the bell!!! 10/10!!!

I had high hopes for this stroller, believing I had researched it long enough, and got the best deal I could find based on quality, functionality, long term use and price. Regrettably, now that we have used it with out 1-2 year old for over a year. Here are the reasons we don't recommend it and what we suggest to the manufacturer to improve it. First, it doesn't fold down flat enough when packing away, very bulky. Even if you can get the included bag out of the way which is another flaw, it has to be untied or loosened and slid all the way down and it is still partially in the way of the front wheel when folded. Second, it is very clumsy to snap in the over the shoulder snaps and can never be done quickly and easily (fastest I ever did this was about 15 seconds), reason being the cover that goes over the middle buckle is contained in a pouch, which if that could be pulled up after the fact, and the side clips could be inserted in a more obvious way by feel alone, that would help a lot. Third, the curved bar that moves around from either side and has to be snapped together has a cover also that is too tight and makes snapping and unlocking this more difficult than it should be. Four, the part that keeps the feet off the ground when baby is smaller, shouldn't have a cup at the end, this make it useless after your child is about 12 months old because their legs are too long and can't fit comfortable any longer so your child will start dragging their legs on one side or the other, etc. Remove the cup shape, or modify it so this heel part can be extended. Either way that should be explored more for children that are under 2 and will not keep their feet on the pegs below (no in-between here, child will be dangling their legs constantly at this age.) Five, the pegs below should be able to go up or come down easier without requiring a wrench and partial disassembly of stroller parts. Six, also these pegs should have settings/option to come down further, for toddlers that finally might start using these pegs, their legs will quickly become too long and they can bend their knees under main bar and be able to get their feet on the pegs (ridiculous.) The window our son finally would, and was able to use it was about 2 months. If either the bar around the front could lift up to accommodate a growing 2 year old (our son is now 2 1/2), and also the pegs could be lowered, we could see this lasting a little longer if we had wanted to keep it. Seven, there are no cup holders for the parents. Eight, the handle bars and bell are too far away from baby/toddler for them to be able to have both hands on the handle bar at once, rendering the handle bar functionality (which was a main feature that encouraged our purchase) practically useless. It should be able to swivel toward them (and possibly extend) and have option to clasp in that position. Nine, and this is huge (but leaving biggest reason to avoid this until these changes are for sure implemented for last,) The back of the seat folds back at the wrong place. folding not at the bottom of the seat, but at the lower back area. Can you imagine how uncomfortable that is for a baby/toddler to recline back with a hump poking into their lower back like that?) This renders the recline back function almost useless, never expect your toddler to get any rest/be able to sleep in this stroller. And Ten, if child legs do dangle, it is possible for the front toe to get stuck under the back wheel and skid to an abrupt stop. This actually happened once this past summer, thank goodness we weren't going downhill, turning at same time, or going too fast, either breaking his foot/leg or and/or flipping him. Also imagine if he had flip flops on at the time. The bottom of the seat should come out somewhat further to prevent the legs going down that far at that angle and/or the back wheels should be back further, not sure, but that for sure should be examined and tested better. I could add that being a taller father (6'2") I do wish that the handle extended at least 1 or two more inches so I didn't have to bend at at all, but that is my least complaint, and wouldn't affect most people, and why almost wasn't going to mention it. Other than all that, fix all these things, and this item could potentially be good? It just makes you think though, that whomever designed this item, never used an actual human baby or toddler or parents, etc, to test it before mass producing it for market obviously. Amazing, what a Joy.