what age range can ride this bicycle
1294216
I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump. Hope that helps. I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump.... » Read More I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1294217
my daughter is a pretty tall 6and a half year old, and it is just a little too tall for her... with help getting on to it, she does just fine. getting off has been a gymnastic adventure. i would say that she should be able to ride it until she is at least 12 or 13. hope it helps!!
1294218
I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump. Hope that helps.
1513469
It depends on your granddaughter's height. My 18 month old can almost pedal it and she's in the 75th percentile for height.
2076027
I bought this for my grandson's 1st birthday. He wasn't walking at that time. I think a child up to around 2 years of age could ride this toy.
748263
It's a fun bike. Requires minimal assembly. My son, who was three when I purchased this last year, has loved it. So have his two sisters, ages six and seven.
2002258
She may, depending on how active she is. My daughter got hers at age 5. She played with it until it broke 6mos later if even that long (hint, hint). My son got his at age 3 and was over it after 1yr. I don't recommend for ages 7 or older... Bicycles are much faster and way more fun!
126059
I bought this for my granddaughters second birthday. She was all exited about it. This bike is build so solid that it was still a little bit to heavy for a 2 year old girl to balance.. She wanted to coast right away and tipped over a few times. So she lost interest. But now that her 3. birthday is coming around, she is asking more and more to ride her bike. I think 3 years old would be a good age to start. As someone else already said it is a balance bike, to teach balance, the hardest part of learning to bike . The switch to a regular bike with pedals, but without training wheels, is then easy. I bought this for my granddaughters second birthday. She was all exited about it. This bike is build so solid that it was still a little bit to heavy for a 2 year old girl to balance.. She wanted to coast right away and tipped over a few times. So she lost interest. But now that her 3. birthday is coming around, she is asking more and more to ride her bike. I think 3 years old would be a good age to start. As someone else already said it is a balance bike, to teach balance, the hardest part of learning to bike . The switch to a regular bike with pedals, but without training wheels, is then... » Read More I bought this for my granddaughters second birthday. She was all exited about it. This bike is build so solid that it was still a little bit to heavy for a 2 year old girl to balance.. She wanted to coast right away and tipped over a few times. So she lost interest. But now that her 3. birthday is coming around, she is asking more and more to ride her bike. I think 3 years old would be a good age to start. As someone else already said it is a balance bike, to teach balance, the hardest part of learning to bike . The switch to a regular bike with pedals, but without training wheels, is then easy. « Show Less
324521
No, our granddaughter is almost 40 inches and loves the bike and should be able to ride it until she is 5.
1525178
My kids were 2 and 4 when they got them. I think there's a weight limit on them, but honestly *I* rode my 2 year old around on it with no problem :)
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.
1194075
I think the website said 3 - 5/6 years old. I bought this one and a green on for my 2 1/2 year old grandsons for Christmas. Now that it is spring they try riding it outside. The four year old sister rides it with no problem, she loves it! She probably won't need training wheels on a 2 wheel bike. The parents were very pleased with this gift.
2114176
I have a 4 year old that is currently riding it. She is tall for her age but its perfect for her.
486947
I don't know. Not sure there is an age. This bike was a gift and the girls that ride it are 10 and 15.
2227563
The boys we bought them for were 2 & 4 years old. They are now 3&5 and continue to ride them. The older one was riding them at preschool. I would say in that age range.
2104702
I would say 2 to 5 years old . My last son is two and a half and his feet cannot reach the pedals while turning corners but he scoots around on it just fine and his 5 year old brother rides it too.
1659161
My son is 2 and he is enjoyng riding it,you won't be disappointed with the bike.i am so happy I bought it.
191847
My grandson is now 5 and quite tall for his age. He still rides this bike and loves it. It was an excellent choice for us. Hope this helps.
727791
I don't know the average age but my son has had it since he turned 2. Hes now 3 and uses it daily. It is small enough to use it fairly well though he still needs to grow a bit to reach the peddles well. He will be able to use it until he is 6-8 easy before switching to an adult set. He is in the 75% of his height range too so it will work even longer for smaller children. Hope it helps.