Has great ride and handles great for it's age
587343
Has great ride and handles great for it's age. Love the crew cab w/fold down seats. Gas mileage could be better but I guess 17mpg is not to bad for a truck with a 5.4L eng.
838043
I purchased for my daughter who on the tail of the age suggestion. She loved it and wanted to ride it, but due to wheels and some inclines and less than perfect side walk and driveway she was frustrated with it as often as not. If not for that it would be perfect.

At the end of the day plastic wheels will only grip so well, so not the toys fault as much as it's a big wheel issue overall.
1835112
The great thing about this bike is kids can ride it as soon as their tall enough.  Our daughter was very tall so was able to ride the 3 wheel version at about 16 months, but i think a year and a half is probably a minimum.  But it's pretty much all the bike you'll need for quite a while with the ability to convert from a 3 wheel to a 2 wheel.  It also gets them used to the balance required to steer a real bike. Only reason I've rated it 4 stars is because of the price.  Everything else is brilliant.
2912664
I have 2 grandsons, both about 13 months old; the younger one is walking, the older one is moving from crawling to cruising. I bought each one this Push and Ride toy for their 1st birthday. They both love using this toy. The new model is not as good as the one that their parents had (why am I not surprised?), but it is still one of the few toys that is just that. No fancy anything, just a good all around fun toy that kids love and don't get bored of. When I contacted Little Tikes to find out where to purchase this toy (all the local chains were out of stock and had no idea when they were going to get more), I found them singularly obnoxious and useless (Amazon was definitely more help). Very disappointed with Little Tikes customer service and if I had found another company that made a similar product I would have opted for it in a second, but alas most toy companies seem to have chosen to go in the direction of loud, noisy, flashy and flimsy junk. Until somebody brings back the previous version of this riding toy, this is definitely the riding toy of choice (unless you have mega-bucks on some of the really gorgeous classic riding toys from the pre-plastic era).
948940
After two years and a wheel replacement, this is still my son's and every friend that comes over's favorite ride... And yes, if you can fit on it as an adult you should give it a whirl ;)
1533448
Our son and daughter love this. It has the "slippery" wheels (unlike other models with rubber down the center), but it's a great car. The battery is kind of iffy - build quality not so good and starting to warp - and we're worried that a replacement will be nearly as much as the car.

All of that aside, it's fun for the kids. My son has learned how to manage the break/slide (when you take foot off gas, it applies electric brake). He's getting good at drifting :-)

Note that newer models are just different colors. Get the cheapest one you can unless you're dead-set on a color scheme.
480540
I bought this for oldest boy when he was two.  He is now Five and he has had a blast on it, my younger boy now three has beat it to death as well.  It still runs great after 2 boys, and almost three years.  Battery is getting weaker, but that is to be expected after being stuck in mud, a pond, and even rolled 2 or three times(Yes these can be rolled just like a normal 4-wheeler). Fun toy I would buy another one.
2307712
This is an older vehicle so it doesn't have all the bells and whistles but it rides well and is reliable for my family.
3755881
This is a lightweight, fast rolling slick with an enjoyable "cornering on rails" feel to it.

 I have a nearly new Brompton and putting these on to replace the stock Schwalbe Marathons made the bike feel even more nimble. My only concern is probably more of an issue on Bromptons with what seems to be a serious percentage of weight on the rear wheel: the wonderful handling is more dependent on adequate air pressure than other tires due to the almost paper thin sidewalls. FWIW I'm running my 16 x 1.25s at the 115 psi max and have had only 1 (sidewall) puncture in 300 miles of city riding.
2822826
Ive owned my TT since 08.  I use this car as my sunny day ride.  I keep the mileage down and find it to not only be a fun ride that handles great but also a head turner. The maintenance isn't a big cost, in fact it rarely goes to the shop.  Its a fun ride but at 17 years old, certainly not a daily driver.
4811855
Mine is an Extreme and was a COPO vehicle. 17 years old and running strong. Old school handling and speed.
3514889
This board endured nearly an entire year of me trying to learn how to ride and eventually push the limits. I think I was able to almost hit 40 mph on this board. With that said, the stock bushings/bearings/hardware on this board is not fantasic but will last a solid 6 months of learnings. After that, switching those components for maybe softer bushings, better bearings and thread-locking bolts will create a confident downhill board with a very solid carving ability. The stock wheels are excellent. This board endured rain, snow, dirt, crap roads, you name it, it rode it. As long as you are willing to maintain and eventually upgrade small components this is a very good board at a very good pricepoint for entering the thrill of downhill.
2957721
This was an amazing little thing to ride.  At first didn't really like it hard to learn but it came through.  I've had mine for about 6 years only had to replace wheels and it's pretty beat up now but I'm gonna buy the new ripstik air from Walmart I'm now 15 and had some fun times with this ripstik.
1492169
I've been riding this bike now for 9 months, and it is stock with the exception of the tires and pedals. I had to replace brake pads after only about 400 miles of riding. I'm not light at 200 lbs, and the bike weighs in around 35 lbs so that's a lot of mass for the brakes to haul to a stop. The problem was, the original pads weren't worn, they just weren't stopping me anymore. I bought some semi-metallic kool stops, and now my brakes work again. Other than that I haven't had any issues. The bike handles great on the tight, twisty, rock and root infested singletrack we have here in Western Pennsylvania, and is a ton of fun to ride.
1580645
My 9-yr old LOVES this and all his friends fight over it when they come over.  However, we have cobblestone sidewalks in our neighborhood, and he refuses to ride on them because it's too bumpy.  Great on the driveway though, and lots of fun, or I'm sure great on the actual street if smaller kids are accompanied by adults and are unable to ride on the sidewalk.  We also have the Flashrider 360 and although the refills don't last nearly as long as the original "sparkmakers" he still LOVES it, and has been using it continuously for the last couple years.  Never been disappointed with Razor's line of these toys.
2457898
I am almost 60.  It is a fun toy for me and grandkids.  We've all crashed it several times and it holds up, surprisingly.  For the money (not much) it's a fun, learning toy.  Just wish the battery would last longer.
3088409
This is the first pedal I got (10+ years ago) and it's still in great shape despite some dirt and nicks and scrapes.  Lacks tonal control in my opinion, which is why I will likely go for the 535Q in the near future.  I was going to give it 3 stars but I'm bumping that up to 4 because it's built like a tank, reliable as hell, and I guess I shouldn't take stars off because of something it doesn't have.  It won't be my last wah but it's been a great first one; it works perfectly well and does everything it's supposed to do.  I'd recommend it for people getting into the world of effects pedals, and for people looking to begin understanding what a wah does to the sound of your guitar, but not for people who want more control out of a pedal.