Do you know how tall a child would have to be to be able to pedal this?
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My son is a huge two year old and can't reach still but my average sized four year old girl can :-)
326815
Oh im not sure. My son is 2.5 years old but is a little on the short size. So maybe an average 2-3 year old could reach
326816
I'm not really sure, but my Grandson just turned 3 and he's little for his age and he can petal just fine.
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I do know my daughter is a little over 3 foot tall and she isn't quite tall enough to pedal yet. She can reach the pedals if she scooches all the way up she can reach them but can't really use them yet. I would say probably 40" is correct.
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Not really, but our great grand daughter is three and she is strong and the wheels just did not go around very well. And actually, it was too small for her.
1719580
I called weeehoooo about this. My son can't reach the pedals at 18 mths. They recommended moving the seat all the way back so the pedals wouldn't hit his feet and of course using a helmet. Call them with any questions they are super nice
857627
I think it would be fine. My grand daughter feet will probably reach the pedals in a couple of months. In the meantime she pushes with her feet on the ground. If your daughter is 3 I think it's perfect. Hope that helps.
1607775
The best way to tell if it will fit is to give you our son's current "specs"... He is five years old and about 4 feet tall and weighs 56 pounds. He adores this toy! We bought it last year for his 4th birthday and has had no problem pedaling or operating this toy. Great fun!
825558
I read at Schwinn the pedal is 19" off the ground at the highest level..so add that to your height
1118790
Our tall 3 year old can just barely reach the pedals. He is not yet able to actually pedal the bike. Will be great this summer when he is four. The Schwinn is a very solid built trike.
2089339
I don't know about the weight and height. My grandson is an average sized 3 year old and his legs reach the pedals just fine. I think it better fits 3, 4 and maybe 5 year olds.
1834083
Would depend on child size. One of my sons friends rode his, little over four foot tall and 75lbs, and he was not too big for it. Hope this helps.
110755
I think it should work fine. My 7 year old likes to sit on it and while she can't pedal it yet, she can touch the pedal with her toe at its furthest point.
1709553
Hello Linda,I bought this for my 2 year old, the pedals were a little hard for him to reach. We moved the seat up as far as it would go and ended up also making some pedal blocks. My son is very tall for a 2 year old and he couldn't reach the pedals. The bike is awesome though and he loves it! Kristen
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Maybe. From the back of the seat (where your hip would be) to the pedal at its farthest reach would be about 36 to 37 inches. However, I see that others (below) are able to use this bike. I have been very happy with the quality of the bike (although I think it really over-estimates the number of calories burned)!
768510
Your child most likely reach the handlebars but you might need pedal block extenders for the feet.
1820151
We didn't try. This size bike is lore for an 8-12 yr old so most kids are not using training wheels at that age. The shortest a kid can be to use this bike easily is 48-49 inches. At least an 8 yr old.
1624742
He'll be good to go. Our guy is 44" tall too. He has no trouble reaching the pedals. This bike is sooooo awesome!!!
1571431
That's tough to answer. I had my girlfriends 10 year old riding it with a little trouble and he's nowhere near 5 feet tall. I imagine it would work for those around 4 10 to 6 8 but that's a complete guess. I'm 5 11 and have the seat set roughly in the middle.
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Yes, I actually bought this for my almost 3 year old son for Christmas. He will be 3 the end of May, he can pedal it as long as he has the seat completely forward and is sitting on edge of it. He loves it!
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My child was about 39"-40" when she got it for Christmas. She was just able to pedal it, and loved it. Within a couple of months she grew into it more.