Reviews (13)

not for young children
This was a shower gift for my husband. We were really excited, but were unable to use it until months after our son was born. The angle of the seat seemed unsafe for lack of head support. Had the seat been more reclined, I would recommend it for younger children. My four-year-old cousin enjoys it. Unfortuneately, we are shopping around for a model with more storage and angled head support for our son and baby on the way.

Bad Wheel Bearings!!!
After one year of light use both bearings are broken. I didnt mind the heavy weight because the price was half that of the upper end trailers, but the quality problem is unacceptable. I cannot find replacement wheels or bearings as mentioned by another reviewer who found the same problem.

Just bought it and I love it
My wife and I just bought this trailer and we love it. It's easy to assemble and easy to hookup to the bike. My kids seem to really enjoy riding around in it while we get our exercise.

How Fast?
I brought my daughter to see this trailer in the Supergo store. She seemed to like it, and I planed on buying it. Unfortunately on the floor of the trailer it says, "Don't exceed 10 mph!" What? Who rides this under 10 mph? I dug deeper in the owners manual and read, "Don't exceed 20 mph". Which is it Bell? Unfortunately I couldn't buy it, because I would always wonder, am I going too fast?

bearing troubles
i was really exited when i first got the trailer, it meant getting into shape faster after my son was born... i had a jogger but it wasnt low enough impact for me.... i purchased my with a discount for it being the floor model.... after having it for around four months, with infrequent use, i've discovered that the left bearing in the wheel is busted and coming apart. the biggest problem i have i trying to get it repaired.... any suggestions?... i've tried locating bell manufactures but only come up with bike helmets....it can be great fun even if a little bulky....but i found mine in poor shape and don't know what to do to rectify my poblems ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Cozy Cruiser isn't the Cadillac of kiddie strollers, to be sure, but it certainly qualifies for Saturn status. This safe, reliable, well-designed stroller can either trail along behind a bicycle or be pushed ahead by steadily pounding feet. The 3-foot-long, 2-foot-wide jogger features a durable nylon-mesh sling-style seat that's big enough for one strapping tyke (or two tiny ones). A five-point, clip-and-hook harness system keeps occupants safely inside the craft at all times. They won't feel trapped, though, thanks to large side windows and a mesh "windshield" with a thoughtful roll-down cover to fend off the elements. In jogger mode, a foam-padded handlebar lets you do the pushing, while a James Bond-style hideaway wheel pops out in front. The jogger converts into a trailer in a snap, leaving no leftover parts, since the front wheel tucks under and the handlebar snaps down behind. The whole affair collapses easily for transport in the trunk of a car.--Paul Hughes ... Read more

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love it!
I absolutely love this product. I purchased it last week for my 2 year old twin boys. I've taken them bike riding every night since! The product is sturdy and comfortable and pulls along effortlessly. I do not find a problem with lumps in the tires as some of your other reviewers claim, however, I did take the advice in the directions, and did not over inflate them. I love it as a bike trailer, but must admit, I have not used it as a jogging stroller yet, so I can't comment on that.

What were they thinking?
We have eleven month old twins and a 8 and a 7 year old. Always love to ride bikes as a family. Bought this item because of price and product description. Husband loves to jog with older kids. Wanted something which would serve both activities. Big Mistake. Trailer is a nightmare to hook-up to bike. Connection is not secure. Rear wheels do not move to go around corners. Had to ride in the street in order to make a wide turn. Not safe. Directions were very difficult to understand for assembly. Bike pedals were always scraping against the connection. I was not very comfortable with my children in the trailer. I was always afraid the trailer would tip over. Returned item to the store and exchanged for a better item. Had store assemble new item and demonstrate connection. We now have a Burley Trailer and we love it. More expensive but more durable and safe. With the first trailer, we got what we paid for. I wonder if the manufacturer even tested this trailer to check for problems? What were they thinking?

Fun ... but a pain!
Our daughter loves her Cozy Cruiser, which we use as a trailer but not as a jogging stroller ... fortunately, however, she wasn't around for the two hours it took her pitiful parents to put this thing together! The instructions are solely picture-based and are extremely vague - we had some pieces in and out 4 or more times. The mechanism which connects the trailer to the bike is poorly designed - you could easily use three people just to attach the bike to the trailer - one to support the bike, one to support the trailer bar and one to hook the connector to the bike - but usually there's only one parent available during the day so you have to fumble around trying to attach it. We're also a little concerned with the durability of the connection. Obviously the designers thought you'd only hook it up once, then leave it in your garage ... well, we live in a townhouse with no garage and a small patio so the bike & trailer have to come inside every night and be disconnected ... not too convenient. Once assembled, though, a great product which allows parent and child a lot of fun and freedom.

Great product that adds to your workout!
This is a really great product. It's extremly durable, like most Little Tykes products. Using it as a trailer was easy. It's easy to switch from trailer to stroller. Folded it does not take up much space. The only problem I found with it is the way it handles as a stroller. As long as you are going straight there's not much effort in pushing it. Taking turns is a bit difficult.

My 1st jogger stroller
I bought this jogger about 1 1/2 years ago. I have two children 11 months apart and I wanted something that didn't cost a lot that I could run/walk with and pull with my bike if I wanted. It is hard to run with since it does pull to the left. Ane yes, you do have to pop a wheelie when going around turns, but I just figured I'd build up muscles that way. My kids love the stroller and now they are 3 and 4 years old and just starting to outgrow it a little. The tires don't inflate well and there are big lumps in each one when fully inflated so the stroller doesn't roll smoothly. It takes a lot of time to put together. It is very sturdy but not compact. Unless you have a huge trunk in your car or a van or something like that, then it is pretty much impossible to take with you. I was not very happy with the trailer attachment. It didn't clamp down well on the bike so it came lose and was a pain to pull. It would slide down and as my pedal came up it would hit the attachment. I only pulled it 2 times. But in all, for the money...it works for me. I still use it now. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Built low to the ground like a go-cart, the Kettcar Kabrio is the ideal vehicle for the pintsizeracing fan in your family. Kids will enjoy the Kabrio's bright colors and comfortable ride, and parents willappreciate the vehicle's sturdy construction. Designed for a smooth and safe ride on its four vinyl treadwheels, this stylish ride-on vehicle features durable plastic components mounted on a strong tubular steelframe. Measuring 37 inches long, the Kabrio comes with an adjustable high-back seat and a pretendgearshift mounted on the centerboard. A brake lever mounted on the side of the seat can be pulled to slowthe vehicle or cause it to spin out. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children. Adult assembly required. --Chris Burns ... Read more

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fastest car in the neighborhood
This is the ride my 3 1/2 year old son prefers to all other ride-on toys. He has a bike, a motorized Jeep, a cozy coupe (ride in plastic car), a wagon, and a stradle on 4 wheel bus. He needs to ride this car everyday and it is not even our toy. The neighbor purchased this Kettcar in a yard sale. Her son is too small to reach the petals and my son has taken this car over.

He rides faster in it than any other bike. It is very safe and low to the ground. I am not worried about it tipping over like I am with his bike. He passes all the motorized toys in the neighborhood. He LOVES it! And he gets some exercise!

Well Constructed Fun Car
The Kabrio will arrive at your home mostly assembled. You only need to assemble the seat assembly and steering wheel assembly. Very easy and they include a wrench that will be needed. Car is very sturdy but was a bit smaller than I though it would be. My 7 year old son fits on it easily though (he's small for his age) Seat has adjustability range of about 8 inches and adjusts easily without removing bolts or pins. Car pedals easily and has a shifter so you can shift out of gear and the car free wheels. This is good for coming down hills. Be warned that if the speed gets to high that the steering of the car is very fast and abrupt and it is possible to tip it over. Wheels are hard plastic with a softer vinyl tread over them. Traction has not been a problem for us. We purchased this item when it was greatly reduced and because of this we feel it was a great value. I don't know how happy I would be if I had paid full price though. In summary we think it is a great ride-on and well built that the kids think is cool!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Be forewarned! Once your toddler's taken the Barbie ButterflyTrike for a first spin, she may not want to get off it. She'll lovetooling around the driveway and cruising along the sidewalk on thissupercool set of wheels, with its smooth ride, bright colors, anddecorative "Barbie" styling. It's made of sturdy plastic and comes withextrawide wheels for added balance and stability. Butterfly and flowerdecals, along with the Barbie logo, line the sides of the tricycle, anda decal of a headlight is mounted on the front of the handlebars.Turning the small yellow dial between the handlebars produces agrinding "motor" noise that is sure to impress any admirers who happento be looking on. Your toddler can also bring her favorite Barbiesalong for the ride by stowing them in the storage compartment under thetrike's seat. Weight limit is 55 pounds. Adult assembly is required. --Chris Burns ... Read more

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GO BARBIE
MY 3 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LOVED THIS ITEM SHE ROAD IT EVERY WHERE.
WE LOVE IT SO MUCH WE GOT ANOTHER ONE TO KEEP OVER GRANDMA'S.
GET THIS ITEM IT WAS EASY TO PUT TOGETHER AND IT LAST.

This is a great trike
I bought this trike for my daughter her first Christmas.At first she didn't know how to pedal so she would push with her feet.When she got the hang of it she was off to never land.Her brother is 7 and rides his bike,and she rides by him with this trike.It's very cute.I like how durable it is,she's been very rough on it and it's still kicking or should I say riding.I would recommend to any little girl,and of course,one like it for any boy.The seat lifts up so you can store your doll,teasures.So Off to never land with peter pan she goes.

Not a bad first trike, could have been better.
Another Christmas present. My daughter is 2 so I thought this would be a perfect first trike. My daughter is really tall but she still couldn't reach the pedals. She still likes to ride it but gets frusterated after trying to pedal for a while. The flip up seat is a plus because she like to put things inside but it could've been made more durable, it always comes off and she gets mad because it won't stay on, so I am constantly trying to snap it back in place. Overall it's not a bad buy, although I like the trikes with rubber wheels rather than plastic wheels because they just ride better. By the summer I'm sure she will like it much better however I recommend getting the trikes with the adjustable seat rather than this one, that way the can enjoy it right from the start.

A great first trike!
Our daughter got this bike for christmas last year about a month before she turned two, she has been riding it ever since! She is now nearly three, and still loves it. The seat opens up and that is where she stores her "purse." Almost every one of her friends has this same bike also, and they all ride it around the sidewalks near our home. Every parent that I've talked to says that their kids love this bike. ... Read more

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mother of two
I bought this tricycle for my son's 2nd birthday. It took him a couple of weeks to learn how to ride it and now he is on it all day long. My six year old son also loves to ride it around the house. I found the instuctions difficult, but my brother-in-law put it together in less than half an hour. It has sustained a number of crashes (mostly intentional) and the tricycle still looks brand new. Great toy!

Great Value
We actually bought this bike on sale at Toys R Us for only $29. It was easy to put together, looks nice, and it's very stable and solidly built. I also like that the seat can be adjusted as your child grows.

My two-year-old doesn't know how to pedal yet, but loves to scoot around on it.

TWIN TRICYCLES
I BOUGHT TWO...ONE FOR EACH OF MY TWINS. THEY LEARNED HOW TO
RIDE THE TRICYCLES IN ONE DAY. THEY ARE VERY TIP RESISTANT,AND
THE KIDS FEEL SECURE ON THEM. WELL WORTH THE $59.00
EASY TO PUT TOGETHER..4 SCREWS 2 WASHERS 4 BOLTS.

What a pleasant surprise
After a dissapointing go around with a radio flyer trike, we went out and bought this trike at toys r us. Great price at 19.99 on sale, so we figured why not. I feel the bike is built extremely well. The stearing is very easy, the wheels have a strip of rubber on the outside so its easier to move on pavement compared with plastic tires, and its oh so quiet. My favorite feature is that its very hard to tip. With our previous trike, it tipped with little effort, but this trike is very sturdy. I thought on the box it said 18 months and up, however on this site it says 24 months. Our son is 21 months and can reach the pedals but loses them slightly when they are at the furthest point when pedaling. To give you an idea he is 35 inches tall (tall for his age), so if your child is around this height, know it will be only a matter of months before they can reach everything. Im very pleased with this trike and for the money, you can't really beat it.

Great tricycle
My twin boys received this tricycle for their 2nd birthday. After reading many on-line reviews of various tricycles, I decided to go with Kettler's Supertrike I. I have not regretted my decision. My boys loved this tricycles from the moment they laid eyes on them. They ride them every single day. I can not say enough about how great they are. By the time they are 5, they'll be ready for a big boy bike. These tricycles will accomadate them until that age. If you are looking for a good tricycle with an excellent price tag, this product is for you. ... Read more

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Training Wheels Tame the Fun
Bicycle was very easy to assemble. My daughter still requires training wheels. The training wheels provided do not rotate, and do not have a rotating axle within a hub. Loosen the nut, and the wheel rotation will unscrew the nut and off comes the wheel. Tighten the nut and presto side by side brakes engaged full-time.
We'll see if Huffy has a (complimentary) fix (i.e. real training wheels).

Missing a kickstand
This is a cute bike, and my daughter (who is way into the Disney Princess hype) loves it. It has lots of details little girls will love - spoke decorations, shiny tassels on the handles, a basket to carry goodies, even a purple water bottle. The one thing it doesn't have is a kickstand. This isn't an issue now, since she's using the training wheels, but it's going to be a problem when we take them off. I wish I had noticed before we bought the bike.

A Perfect Starter Bike for your Princess Fan
We just purchased this for our tall almost four year old, and she loves it. It has all the trimmings: iridescent handlebar streamers, a two sided zip pouch with a water bottle, pretty decals of the princesses and little forest animals, and pink and purple everywhere.

On the practical side, the training wheels are easily adjusted so she can start out fully stable like a tricycle, and as she gains confidence they can be raised to add a bit of wobble for learning balance. This bike has brakes when you push the pedal backward, and a hand caliper brake on the handlebar (for a bit of extra assurance.) It seems sturdier than her radio flyer was.

Samantha started riding on Sunday morning, and by evening was flying down the sidewalks, turning, and stopping like a champ. This bike is definitely a confidence builder, as well as a head turner among the neighborhood girls. She loves it, and your child might well too.

Excellent Choice!
This bike was a present for my very tall 4 year old. It is beautiful and sturdy. There are so many little extras that make it special, right down to the flowers on the spokes. When we opened the package, the plastic covering the chain was broken. I called Huffy directly and it was shipped to me on Christmas Eve with no cost to me! Huffy is a well respected company and they have produced an excellent bike for little girls. I will recommend to all! ... Read more

Features

• Removable safetly footrest.
• Safety seat belt.
• Removable pushbar handle.
• Electronic sounds and lights.
• Play rollers with pictures

Editorial Review

Girls just wanna have fun! This fuchsia and pink girl's bike is both fashionable and functional, equipped with everything a beginning rider would want or anticipate for the journey ahead. Besides being tattooed with flowers from bumper to bumper, it comes with a list of great features. The bike includes: 16-inch diameter, inflatable, studded wheels; confidence-inspiring training wheels and foot brakes; a reliable left-side hand brake; easy-grip handle bars with wind-lovin' tassels; a modern, midsized backpack "stuff" carrier instead of a wicker basket; a kitschy steel finger bell instead of a horn; and a portable radio inside the backpack as the "cool" feature. New riders will take pride in every wobble with a bike so well-equipped. --Diane Beall ... Read more