JOYSTAR Little Daisy Kids Bike for Girls Boys Ages 2-7 Years, 12 14 16 Inch Girls Bikes with Doll Bike Seat & Streamers, Boys Bike with Flag & Number Plate, Multiple Colors

Seriously cutest bike ever. My daughter loves riding it with therapy Minnie mouse strapped into the back and her music box in the front basket. It's well made and was easy to build. At first I thought it was huge for my 3 year old but them my daughter climbed on and it fit her perfectly.

This bike is absolutely adorable. The build quality is great for a child's bike and it's easy to put together even with the supplied tool kit. My daughter just turned 4 and she fits the bike perfectly with the seat all the way down (and the doll carrier off). The doll carrier uses up about 1-2 inches of seat tube so I will have to reinstall it when she grows a little bit more. Still a better bike than anything I could find at Walmart. Just the cost of a doll carrier, basket and bell separate makes this a better value. The seat is spring loaded (not like a child really needs it) but it's a comfy saddle overall. The color scheme is classy too.Also comes with sticker pack so you can customize their name onto it. Very cute.

I recently purchased this bike, and overall, it's a great product—well made and suitable for kids aged 3 and up. The design is flexible, and once assembled, it functions well. However, I did run into some trouble with the assembly. The YouTube video instructions were not entirely accurate—some pieces wouldn’t fit as shown. Specifically, the doll seat attaches to the seat itself, not the fender as the video suggests. Also, the bolts didn’t seem to fit initially, but after figuring out the correct direction for them, everything fell into place.My advice: Don’t rely too heavily on the YouTube video; instead, use the images in other customer reviews to guide you through assembly. I also reached out to product support for assistance, and they were very responsive, providing additional instructions and images. They even offered to replace any missing parts, but it turned out I didn’t need any replacements once I got the assembly right.The manual itself could use some improvements, as it wasn’t as clear as it could be. But once the bike was put together, it’s been smooth sailing. My child enjoys riding it, and I’ve had no further issues.Would I recommend it? Yes, absolutely. Despite the initial assembly hiccups, the bike is sturdy, versatile, and my child loves it. It’s a great purchase for the price.

This is the cutest bike! The pedals are hard to get used to / push forward. Something they will get used to. Overall, a heavy well made bike for the money. The baby basket is adorable, however, if they are shorter like my littler girl, there’s not much room to install it unless the seat is raised. Lastly, the assembly took a while (and my husband is in the profession of putting cars together). Can’t wait to our daughter to ride around and learn. Perfect first bike!

Easy to put together seems solid. It was nice it came with the basket and the doll chair on the back. The bell is also a nice addition. The bike seems to be comfortable for kids to ride on. Frame came in good condition and the color was what was expected. The only issues is the front brake needed a lot of adjustment, it wasn’t a huge issue as the caster brake is the main brake in the bike. But it took quite a bit of adjustment to get the front brake to work at all.

Where to start? Assembly was moving along fine until I got to installing the fenders. The two fenders are different, but the instructions lack enough detail to determine which goes where. Then I was dismayed to discover that the lock nut that needed to be removed, in order to install the front fender, had been threaded on past it's lock point. Much frustration and two hours later, I finally got it off, but the brake assembly mounting bolt was stripped. The entire forward brake assembly had to be removed. Fortunately, this is a training bike and also has a back-pedal brake. The final insult to injury was that the instructions for mounting the rear reflector were just wrong. They didn't match the hard mount point on the bike at all.Recommendations for management:1. Update the assembly instructions. Most problems could have been avoided with more detailed / accurate instructions.2. Don't use lock nuts on an assembly like this, if you can't guarantee that the monkeys doing the preassembly won't overtighten them.UPDATE - 31 MAY 2024After submitting my initial review, the seller offered a full refund. No conditions were mentioned. Then they came back stating that the bicycle needed to be returned in order to receive the refund, and asked if I'd already assembled it. As indicated in my initial review, it's already fully assembled. My daughter's birthday is tomorrow, so we're out of time to fix this. Reducing star rating to one.

Cute, sturdy, great size!

The instructions in the book are not 100% accurate, the video you can look up on YouTube is also not 100% accurate but between the two, you can figure it out. Honestly it's not that bad. Reviewers saying things like "I hope your husband is a welder or something" are just being completely ignorant. If you have any understanding at all as to how nuts and bolts go together, you can figure this out. Maybe that's too much for some buyers. I don't know, I can only speak to my experience.The one thing that is an absolute failure is the front brake. It can't be adjusted properly, and constantly rubs the front tire even when not engaged. I tried for a bit to make it work, but it's just a flawed design. They'd be better off just removing it from the bike at sale. That being said I took a Dremel cutting wheel to it and completely removed it. My kid doesn't need the frustration of pedaling against an engaged brake when tying to learn how to ride.Not a bad product, but certainly not great.