Is there a minimum age\height\weight recommendation for this bike? My daughter is two, average height but zero percentile for weight!
1043951
I'm not sure about the MINIMUM age/weight, my daughter was 4 when I got it. They do have a maximum weight/age recommendation, and it is: 80Lbs/up to 10 years. However, you can always check-out their website: http://rideweehoo.com/ (you can even call them at 866-297-6049) Also, if you contact them, via their website, they are very helpful with answering any questions.
1043952
I think as long as she can reach the peddles and her feet can strap in. I put my son in after he became too big for the toddler seat that attaches to the back of my bike. That was at 4 years and 35lbs.
1043953
As long as she can sit up on her own, hold on to the handles as needed she should be fine. My daughter and I started about age 2.5 and I felt she was secure. Good luck!
1043954
Should be ok- but call the weehoo company ( find info on their website) and speak to Jeff. Helpful, knowledgable guy.
345877
Weight limit is 165 lbs . I bought this for my 6 year old whom already rides dirtbikes... kind of funny tho....when I received it...there was a sticker on it saying for 16 years of age or older.... i feel they are saving there @$$£$ if they ever get sued....however, my son was ready for it since he is good and was tall enough to reach the ground. For kids not used to riding motorcycles...i would recommend 8 or 9 years of age:) hope this helped.
2033676
Bought it for my daughter who is six and weighs about 75 pounds and almost 4 ft tall it is just about the right size for her and with the training wheels it helps a lot for her to be stable. I think it is a great bike for her to grow into. So I think it would be fine for your daughter, hope this helps. :) it's a great quality bike, and my daughter loves it.
606027
We bought this for our then 2 year old. He is now 3. Our 6 year old rides it to with no problems. He's tall for his age and is 50 pounds. I hope this helps!!
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.
886768
Of course! my daughter was four, when i purchased the bike.... the seat is low. and she can really grow into bike even more.... my daughter did not have a problem with the size at all. she is tall too! 3'8 inches tall... get it!
51738
For those wondering about size, my 5 year old daughter rides it fine. Though a little shorter and it would be hard for her to ride. However she is a tall 5 year old (approx. 47") I would say anyone under 45" might be too short. And I don't see how many teenagers could ride it.
1743108
I bought this for my 2-year old. The seat definitely goes down low enough for two-year old height. She loves putting things in the little pouch in front and LOVES the water bottle. Developmentally, she wasn't quite ready for a bike right at 2. She's slowly learned to peddle and propel herself a little, but at 2.5, she's still not strong enough to peddle unless we are on even pavement. We use the back handle a lot. I'm hoping this bike will grow with her for a couple more years. It's a solid choice, but you might also consider a balance bike (without peddles) to ease your child into the world of bicycles.
679671
I have a 36" tall 2 year old, she can ride the balance bike like a pro. My 4 year old can still ride it even though its to small for him so I figure she will have a good year or two she can ride it.
169738
It's subjective I think, but just know this is tiny. We got it for our average size 18 month old and he fit perfect. I'd consider the next size up bmx style one, so you have more longevity. There are some blog reviews where you can see kids of different ages/sizes on the bike.
1826167
My grandson is almost 21 months old. I purchased it for him and he is not quite big enough. But he loves it and walks it around my backyard every time he comes over. He is only average in height, so your child will probably be fine with it right now. It is a wonderful bike. We love the quality. Hope that helps.
486948
My daughter turned 6 years old about 44, 45 inches but it's too big for her. Hoping by next spring she'll be able to ride it. Considered drilling another hole in to lower the seat so she can reach the pedals. I think ideally it's better for a 7 or 8 year old.
40347
Our very big three year old is still using this bike. She is 42lbs and 43 inches tall. She has some motor delays due to heart surgery, we wanted to keep her close to the ground. She uses it and motors right along with her bigger siblings. It has been a great bike for us.
2228854
I have an almost 2 year old who still rides in it. He is about 30 lbs. If she sits well then she will do fine. However, I would consider the double version of this as well. I love this one, but it is a little squishy once the child gets about 2. I wish I would've gotten the double version of this.
1288747
It depends upon how quickly she learns to ride it and how much she rides it once she masters it....and how fast she grows! Our 6 year-old grandson is considerably taller & the 16" is perfect for him right now. They will always outgrow these small bikes.
151018
You've certainly already made your decision on the bike, but for future shoppers: I weighed the actual bike and it was between 27 and 28 lbs. The average kid who has outgrown a 16" bike shouldn't have a problem, as the combination of gearing and larger diameter tires will ease the transition. Lighter multi-speed bikes cost much more, and they're for youngsters with skills, money, and/or actual mountains to ride on.
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We bought this bike for our daughter who turned 7 in July and she is 47 inches tall. I think the bike is a little too tall for her. Maybe by next summer.