What is the height of the seat from the ground? Like how long do the child's legs have to be to reach the ground from sitting on the seat? Thanks :)
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Answered this in another question about height. 15.75 inches from seat at lowest position and the ground. Legs will need to be longer than that to possibly touch, probably an inch or two longer to be able to comfortably touch.
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The seat height is adjustable. There is a black plastic plug at the bottom of the seat post bar frame that prevents the seat post from being lowered too much. We popped that plug out so we could lower it further. We have the seat right now set at 16" but the seat post sticks out the bottom of the frame. The seat post clamp is a little weak. I actually broke the original bolt and had to go to Home Depot and replace it.
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My grandson was able to sit in the chair at 18 months old. So the chair appears to be about 10-12 inches off the floor. The chair has issues when it comes to rough toddlers. My daughter had to take the two chairs purchased, after about 8 months of wear and combine them into one chair.
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At the highest setting there is 9 - 10" from the leg opening to the floor. It may be slightly shorter than other brands but I have used it with short and tall grandsons. It worked extremely well for all of them
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Hi. I love this bike. My daughter is under 5 feet and has used the bike without issue. I am 5'7" and I just raise the seat and it is perfect for me.
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Around 5 inches or so but the legs are super cheaply made!! One broke and had to take them all off. Now it sits on ground with coushin around 5 inches off the floor.
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The seat height is 18 inches. When you sit on it, the bottom of your butt is 18 inches off the ground.
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I can't give you the exact height. But it's so low to the ground that when my 8 month old stand up, he can touch the top of it.
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I'm guessing some where around 46 inches is the minimum. If you google bike sizes Im sure you can find a chart. Diamond Back's site also might have something. My son is about 47 inches and with the seat at its lowest, he can just touch the ground.
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Not at all. My son got this for his 3rd birthday and even with the seat at its lowest setting, the tips of his toes are all that he can reach the ground with. I'm not sure exactly how tall in inches he is, but the seat has several height settings.
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As L.Jamrosz said, from the bottom of the chair to the seat, is 24 inches from the floor; It's a counter stool not a bar stool. I've had mine over a year and they are still in good nick. I had them shipped to Barbados, and during this part of the shipment (they were taken out of Amazon packaging) the cross bar on the back of one of them got broken. I took it to a reputable joiner, and had it replaced. My 2 year old climbs up and down pretty well now, he still can't reach the counter, so I add a booster seat which works.
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The seat is approximately 1 foot off the ground. We've had this chair for about 6 months and still love it!
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It depends on the length of your kid more than the weight because it is on the floor so weight isn't too much of a problem. My guess would be somewhere between 0 to 2 or 3yo.
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Without the legs out, it is about 4.5" from the seat to where the child sits. With the legs popped out, it is about 5.5" from the chair to where the child sits. This has been great for our toddler who is 2.5' tall.
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The distance from the seat to the chair it's strapped to is about 3.5-4inches. Not very high at all, but sufficient for my 19 months old.
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The seat is about 16" from the ground to the seat. These chairs are very comfortable to sit in with out any cushions! I do not regret buying them.
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I'm just over 5 feet tall and the seat is perfect for me. I don't have it handy right now to measure it, but I would guess it's between 12 and 15 inches from the ground. Hope this helps. Again, it is well worth the price.
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The length of the child's leg is the real real limiting factor. My grandson rode his at two and a half with pedals that I made myself out of scrap 2x4 wood blocks. By three the blocks were off and he is still riding it. In short form, the answer is about three years old if the child is average height.