| Brand | little tikes |
| Special Feature | Heavy Duty |
| Color | WHITE, BLUE |
| Power Source | 3 ‘AA’ alkaline batteries |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 21.18 Pounds |
| Material | Plastic |
| Resistance Mechanism | Magnetic |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 70 Pounds |
| Handle Material | Plastic |














Prof. Coy Buckridge –
I hesitated to buy until the price dropped to almost half. The battery compartment was difficult to open (just pry it off – the screw is just for show…) and the tablet/phone holder is too slim to hold something that is in a case (which, let’s face it, all kids’ stuff needs to be in) – those are the design flaws. Oh and the bluetooth connection – that’s a joke – no volume control and it’s very low volume so not sure who this is helping. It’s also slightly wobbly on a tile floor, so we have a flat carpet under it. Other than that, he absolutely loves it and hops on it all the time. It helps to get his energy out (gross motor movement) and he likes all three “ride along” narrations. My husband really liked that I got it – normally he’s more the type of “what are you buying for him now??” lol – but it’s a welcome addition to his other stuff (mini trampoline in the living room). We originally let him ride his little tricycle in the house during the pandemic but now here in Phoenix, the sun is out full blast and he needs something bigger and something he can ride indoors when it’s 120 out. He can hop on and off by himself, and the bike has 3 adjustable difficulty settings.