Super quality tricycle. A little heavy for my almost four year old to pick up if she falls, but this is the best tricycle I have found for her. She is very tall for her age and this fits her perfectly.

This little Tricycle is awesome. Well built parts that are very sturdy and have a solid feel once assembled. All you need is a hammer (only to pop the other cap on the wheels when you get them together), An 11mm ratchet and 11mm wrench for the two frame bolts, A phillips screwdriver for the bell, and a pair of pliers to loosen then tighten the seat bolt. My only assembly gripe is that they should have used an 11mm on the bolt head as well instead of a weak phillips/flathead because when you go to tighten them the soft metal of the bolt will want to strip if you don't watch for it and use the correct bit. The bottom bolt is a tight space so just hold the nut down over the hole and thread the bolt into it with your free hand and you won't have any issues. That bolt is the one you will need the 11mm wrench on to hold the nut as you use the screwdriver to tighten. You could always replace the bolts but that is an extra trip to the hardware store and it seems to hold fine with what is provided. Love the bell and the tassles and I'm sure that my little girl will love it when her birthday comes here in just a bit. Gonna put a basket on it as well and then it is complete.

Back in my day Radio Flyer was the bike to have. I assume they moved their manufacturing overseas and the quality really diminished. It's not junk but not the quality I expected. Doubt if it will last long. Not easy to put together. I have a full workshop with all the tools and consider myself pretty handy. Took awhile and some bending to get it assembled. Assembly instructions are not clear. Parts don't fit well and the trike is wobbly. I had it in my shop for a few weeks before I put it together so the return period lapsed so could not return it. Sorry I bought it. I would check Walmart and Target before buying this. At least you can see what you are getting.

This was purchases as a birthday present for our granddaughter who absolutely loved it. Assembly was as expected and actually went a little quicker than I thought it would, and the trike was quite sturdy. This sturdiness, however, does mean that it is heavy, and she had difficulty pedaling it on anything but concrete for a while until her legs became stronger.

I bought this as a birthday present for my niece who is turning two, but is somewhat large for her age. She still will need a couple of months to be able to fully pedal the wheels, but she already is fascinated by and loves her "bike." I also purchased a cute pink helmet to match the bike, just in case. The tricycle is much as I remember the trikes of my youth, 50 years ago. Only the pedals are plastic, all of the structural components are metal, which means that this will last. Assembly was very simple and took only a few minutes, and the instructions were quite easy to follow. I looked at the plastic versions, but found them to be as or more expensive than this metal version. Since I've made a practice of buying gifts for her that reflect earlier eras, this was a perfect choice for her.