do the handle bars turn the wheels easily?
910286
I'm not an expert on scooters. I think it is a wonderful toy. It's pretty. It's still in one piece! In fact, it really is gorgeous. The handle bars turn the wheels easily. Not to easily, not too uneasily. This is a 1st Scooter and it is a #1 Scooter in my opinion.
910287
It depends on how much you tighten them up (I tightened them up too much at first and they wouldn't turn at all.)
243587
True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider has more like bicycle tires and steering. Our son in his 2s rides both all the time and likes them equally. True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider... » Read More True the front tire/handlebars do not turn for steering but that never stopped our child from loving this. When he was small riding inside he did go in a straight line between Mom and dad before he could push himself along with no assistance. Now that he is taller he pushes himself all over and just puts his feet down and slides or lifts the front end to turn around as it is really light. If you want something that turns buy a Strider bike which we also own and love. The difference is the Step 2 is very stable because of its wide tires and and fact the front does not turn, while the Strider has more like bicycle tires and steering. Our son in his 2s rides both all the time and likes them equally. « Show Less
1318577
No, but it is easy assembly. You just have to put on the seat, handle bars, and peddles.
2118734
No, If I remember correctly you just had to put the seat and handle bars on. But it was very easy
1672535
They seem to. I don't use mine a lot. I had to put the rear wheels on. That was a little much for me. I don't think I needed one so big. It we\as my first purchase on Amazon. I'm addicted to shopping here
2118733
yes, seat and handle bars have to be put in place and locked , but very easy.
1619547
Yes, very easily. It has a single butterfly screw that you can turn with your hand.
1313823
No, poor feature as the power driven wheels click and don't rotate smoothly without resistance. It moves but not easily and likely impacts the life of the drive feature.
870934
Yes, but it was really easy. It took less than an hour. You just need to assemble the wheels, the chair, and the handlebar.
1939411
It does have wheels and it is very lite. There are plenty of handles and straps to attach. I find it very easy to manoeuvre.
2224513
Yes, it's relatively easy to lift one end and roll on the built-in wheels. It's a bit heavy though so caution for anyone who shouldn't be lifting.
1678940
The turning "system" is great with the fixed axle. It makes "K" turns easier. But don't confuse the stability with ability for higher speeds. There is no way to adapt the steering bar to the user. Yes. I'm a cyclist but it's an easy modification. A taller user will feel confined by the narrow bar which is extremely sensitive. Don't take a hand off or weight off the bar. It's not wide enough... All hands on the bars, full attention, before starting to move. If it looks like I'm going past 4 months, it's most likely getting a simple bar stem attached.
850164
Yes they can. You must tighten the bike stem so that the wheel moves with the handle bars.
1103691
the handlebars/wheels turn left and right and is very easy for a toddler to maneuver
804944
No, the handlebars do not adjust, only the seat adjusts. Since this isn't a spinning bike, or along those lines, you really don't need them to. A good deal of the time your hands won't be on them, or will be on the part that runs left to right in front of your body -- the part that runs perpendicular to the LED mounting post. This bike is a awesome, especially for the price. It is absolutely quiet and runs perfectly smoothly. I would definitely recommend it. I like it so much that I have been checking into purchasing an elliptical by this company as well. Hope this helps!
2141136
The wheels are just like a bike's, and are very maneuverable with a great turn radius. It's expensive, but WELL worth it. Hope this helps.
472191
Yes, I just bought one in September and changed the wheels when I got it. Rides suuuper nice.