Yvolution Y Velo Junior Toddler Bike | No-Pedal Balance Bike | Ages 18 Months to 4 Years (red01)

If ur looking for a perfect bike to help train ur little one to balance this is the bike. Easy to put together and son loves it . The double tire in the back is perfect for just starting out and can be removed for a single once they get more advanced.

Super draisienne pour mon fils de 16-17 mois qui a très vite compris comment en faire. Il fonce comme un fou, et grâce à la roue arrière plus large, est bien stable. La selle est assez basse pour ses petites jambes (il est dans le 5e percentile). Le seul bémol est que le vélo est un peu lourd, mais il a l'air solide. À voir dans le temps.

Bien diseñada para los niños de la edad recomendada.

Rien à dire mon fils de deux ans adore. Le produit est vraiment simple à monter et il semble vraiment très solide. La crèche a exactement les mêmes donc on a fait le bon choix.

We bought this for our two year old Grandson who loves playing outside and likes to travel quickly either on foot or scooter or bike.It was very easy to assemble and has a very sturdy build to it which makes it feel that it will last a long time even after a few crashes into walls and the pavement etc..The wheels are quite good in that they cushion most of the small bumps in the surface of the road or path and give a smooth feel to the ride. The seat is also cushioned and comfortable for the child to sit on and not too wide which could rub against his legs at the top.The seat has good adjustment but one more available height slot would make it even better and last even longer as the child grows.My only concern is that when our Grandson is riding it he has to obviously move it along with his legs and feet to go forwards and his legs do catch on the rear wheel fork because it is quite wide, this is to house the two rear wheels which aid the balance of the bike well. I thought when I saw him catching his legs on the rear wheel forks that I could remove one of the wheels which would make the rear fork narrower but that would make no difference to the width of the rear fork at all, so we have to keep reminding him to push the bike forwards with his legs as wide apart as possible to stop his little legs getting bruised on the rear forks as he pushes the bike forwards.The only thing that I can think of which would prevent this is if the overall bike frame was made longer so that the rear fork was further away from the space in which he needs his legs to push the bike forwards. So maybe the developers of this bike could consider that option in the future.Even after a few bumps and falls our Grandson gets back on the bike right away and carries on riding it because he likes it very much and tries to ride as fast as possible before he crashes again.Overall it's a great looking bike and also very good quality so I would recommend it.