Retrospec Koda Plus Kids Bike for Boys & Girls Ages 2-3 Years - 12" Children's Bicycle, Adjustable Seat & Handlebars, Removable Training Wheels, Front Hand Brakes, Rear Coaster Brake & Safety Bell

Awesome product, my son loves it.

Great 1st bike for my toddler. My toddler loves this bikes. Super easy to put together and great quality.

The bike after it was assembled turned out great, there is a hand brake as well as the backward pedal brake. Pedals are a little tight but should break in soon and get easier to pedal. Main negative was this bike came without any assembly instructions. If you are not handy, it may be difficult to assemble.

Super easy to assemble right out of the box. Took maybe 5 minutes tops.I’d say this is a good size for small children under 5 years. If your child is super tall, it might be a good idea to go up a size.The bike feels well made. All the bearings are smooth and it’s nice and quiet.Also, maybe the most important thing: the color is rad.

Assembly was pretty straightforward and I have to say the packaging was done nicely. Everything was protected quite well and appeared to be secure in the box. That being said, the product arrived in good condition.The training wheels took some adjustment to get perfect so the wheel would sit below the training wheels and not interfere with pedaling but also prevent falls.Everything is pretty decent, even the seat which seems to be comfortable.My main criticism is that there are large brands with similar quality that offer basically the same product for much cheaper. Huffy and Schwinn bikes of the same size and similar design are between $58-$80 at a major retailer. That being said, It is hard to find where this bike makes up the difference in cost.Overall it is a decent product, but lacks competitive value amongst other brands.

This bicycle is excellent. I got it for my 7 year old as he is still short and learning to ride a bicycle and it's working for him. I was worried it would be too short but he fits and can easily be given to by 3 year old once he's ready for an upgrade.This bicycle was really easy to set up. Once opening the box and removing the packaging, all you need to really set up is the handle bar, seat, and front wheel. They do provide training wheels. You also get a handy multi tool so you don't need ANY tools, despite the box saying you do. I was able to set up the entire bike with the tools provided in the box.The bike is sturdy and tune ups can be done very easily.I definitely recommend this brand for bikes. I plan on getting a larger one soon !

To be fair, I could have just gotten a bad one, but the bearings were all barely greased. Every movable part on this bike was stiff and gritty. Knowing how to work on bikes, I took a chance and took the bike apart completely. After greasing the top tube, bottom bracket, and both wheel hubs, the bike is at least rideable. It is still a cheap bike and components are mediocre at best. The frame itself, while heavy, seems fairly high quality and sturdy.TL:DRDon’t purchase if you can’t work on bikes, I had to disassemble everything with bearings.

My son has had a balance bike for a while, but I wanted to get something for when he was ready to start with a pedal bike. I'm very happy with this bike. It wasn't too complicated to assemble. Any handy dad should have no issues putting it together. Just need to set aside a little time. It comes with the training wheels that are then removable once they no longer need them. It also has a hand brake as well as braking by pedaling backward like my bike was when I was a kid. It it very adjustable as far as the seat and handlebars, so you should be able to make adjustments as they grow and not have them outgrow it too fast. Very happy with this!