After purchasing this trike I read the other reviews and I was scared I was going to dislike the product. I do not normally write reviews but I don't want others to be discouraged from purchasing. I do not think this trike has "cheap plastic" and it definately does not need a lot of assembly. The plastic seems to be durable enough..and Ive encountered products with cheap plastic, this is not one of them. Anyway, as anyone can see it is made of plastic from the picture, so if you dont want a plastic trike don't buy. Its made of the same type of plastic as my girls Barbie power wheel jeep which is holding up very good.

Anyone with half a brain can assemble this trike with no problem. Anyway, for under $20 this is a fair product...the only disappointment was that it does not have a adjustable seat so either your child needs to sit all the way back on the seat or move forward to reach the pedals. All in all for a "starter" trike for those just starting to learn this does just fine....I wouldn't say it may fit all 5 year olds but for children 2-3 1/2 just learning to ride its a cheap alternative to learning before spending more $ on the real thing.

We have had two of these for a looong time. The first one I got at a second hand store for $5 for my 2-year-old, that was 2 years ago. The second one I got on Amazon a little later for our then 4 year-old.
These are our most used outside toys. The kids still use them every time they are outside. They LOOOVE them.
Our older one is now almost 6 and actually really tall for her age, she barely fits on it, but doesn't care and still drives it every time they are outside.
The seat comes off a little too easy, that would be my one complaint.
Someone said that this bike is too small for their 2-year-old, I find that hard to believe, or they have a really big 2-year-old. As I said my 6-year-old (who wears 7-8T) still makes it work, and laughs when she is racing around.
These bikes got a lot of use (lots of racing around on the street) and of course the stickers wore off and are bleached out, but except for the seat nothing ever came off or broke. I am more fan of wood toys and usually try to avoid plastic, but I would by these again any time.

There is nothing a 2 year old can do to destroy this bicycle. It goes so fast and she can't even reach the pedals yet. She has crashed into everything the house has to offer. Hopefully she will learn to ride and we can take her outside this year.

i'm not sure on the durability yet since my niece has to grow into it a little more, and the weather needs to get nicer, but she loves it. the minute she saw the box, she shouted "bike!" so, the fact that she showed so much enthusiasm made the purchase well worth the money spent.

I purchased this for my daughter when she was close to 2. It's easy to assemble and works fine. She had to grow into it though.

I bought this toy for my daughter over two years now and I have had no issues with it. (To be specific I bought the Dora one but they are pretty much the same).It is very colourful and attractive and very stable. The only thing is that the manual says it should go until 5 years old but she is 4 1/2 now and I just bought her another one as I think she has outgrown it now. Would buy this toy again.

its very good product its great i love it, i recomemded 100 %, its comes in original package totally new its very good for kids

my grand daughter flipped head over heels when she saw her own bike. she helped assemble it and add the stickers and has been riding hard ever since.

Everybody loves a bigwheel .This was a good quality one. Bought a few of these(got 4 kids), and is always a big hit, keeping the kids busy!!!

We bought this for our 27 month old daughter, hoping that she will start to use the pedals. She also has a radio flyer tricycle, but refuses to use the pedals - I thought that maybe she would like to try the pedals on this trike. It was super easy to put together (unlike so many other kid products out there), but when she got on the trike, she actually wanted to use the pedals and couldn't touch! Our daughter is about average height (50th percentile) and she can't touch the pedals at all. Maybe by this summer she'll be able to pedal around in this trike. The price for this is super-reasonable, however, so I'm OK with just waiting for her to grow into it. She just uses her feet to push around and she's perfectly happy with the trike. The little storage area under the seat is also fun for her - she puts little toys in there.