TitanGirl's Flower Princess BMX Bike for 4-9 Years Girls with Training Wheels 16 Inch Kids Toddler Bicycle with Utility Basket & Streamers

This bike was purchased for a 6 year old who absolutely adored it. The bike was almost assembled. The only assembly required was the front wheel, handlebar, seat and pedals. The front basket and rear doll seat were a quick install as well.The bike looks EXACTLY as pictured here on Amazon page. It is absolutely beautiful and gets a lot of attention.The handlebar is fixed-height and cannot be adjusted. The seat can be adjusted to different height levels. However, at its lowest, it bumps into the doll seat. But the doll seat's bracket can be easily bent to adjust it to a lower position allowing enough room for both seats. Although I would have preferred the doll seat to be a bit further behind the bike seat for more room, given that the bracket can be bent, it's not a deal breaker.The basket attachment ties were flimsy so I opted to use regular zip ties that do a much better job of keeping the basket in place and tightly secure.Overall, this bike is perfect for a girl aged between 3 and 7 (depending on her height).'''' UPDATE 10/01/2015 ''''We have had this bike for more than a year now. I am happy to report that it still rides like the day it was assembled. The doll seat and basket have stayed in place. None of the colorful decals peeled off. When I first got it, I was a bit concerned that colors might fade because of exposure to sun or rain. I’m happy to report that the paint and decals lasted all these months without a problem.If I could give it six stars I would. This is a very well designed, high quality bike.

La bicicleta, llego en el plazo indicado, fue fácil su armado teniendo las herramientas apropiadas a la mano, así como conocimiento básico para éste, la armonía de colores son muy bonitos y lucen bastante bien, aparentemente los materiales de construcción son buenos, esperemos como se comportan con el uso, la relación precio y calidad, es adecuado, fue adquirida para una niña

If you are looking for a bike that is a girl's bike that isn't covered in Barbies and Disney Princesses (and 401 other commercial things), look no further. This beautiful little bike is colorful and unique. And truthfully? This bike can probably be used for boys, too, if you want to take the time to remove the decals (if they are too feminine for your/his taste). It is a very fun and cute bike! It is very reasonably priced for what you getWe purchased this bike for my daughter's birthday. She is turning six and is small for her age. She has just outgrown her 12" bike this year and we wanted to get her something larger so she didn't have to struggle to pedal. She initially loved a couple that had handbrakes but completely went crazy over this one.We haven't given it to her yet. I bought it a couple weeks early before her birthday we had shipping problems or the bike came missing pieces so we could easily make an exchange if necessary. It wasn't though. Everything came in tact, and Amazon surprised me by double-boxing it so my daughter didn't know what it was when it was delivered.It went together *very* easily. It came with a very thick instruction manual, but I really didn't need it to figure it out. Most of the parts came pre-installed—except the minor accessories (tassles, doll seat, basket, etc...), handlebars, the pedals, the seat, and the front tire. Also, the tires were partially inflated (as most new bike tires are for shipping). I was easily able to do it all myself in less than an hour. The most difficult thing to install was the doll seat. I couldn't find instructions on how to do it and it does need to be held up to be bolted in. Luckily I figured out if you stuff a towel between the doll seat bracket and the back tire, it will stay put while being bolted down.Pros:• The frame is very sturdy and well-made• The bike is super easy to assemble• Excellent comfy seat• Unique and colorful• Fun cruiser design• Coaster brakes work fantasticallyCons• Chainguard is cheap plastic and will end up scratched up in no time—plus has the potential to be broken• The designs are just decals—not paint—and have the potential to peel off• The tassels are really cheap and will fall apart or tatter up in a year. Ours lost a "string" right out of the box.• The pedals don't move very easily and are small cheap plastic.• No back reflector. Front reflector is not easy to see with basket.• Doll seat seatbelt has no instructions (though it's not hard to figure out the installation). It has a *horrible* wimpy velcro satin ribbon that will come undone in a heartbeat.• No optional handle brake• No kickstand^ Almost all of the issues above can be resolved and are worth dealing with as the bike is very inexpensive to begin with. Amazon sells a number of 1/2" bike pedals that are 10 times better. I am looking at Ebay for possibly replacing the chainguard (they seem to have a few metal chainguards that fit kid's bikes—including some colorful ones). It won't have the same design, but since this bike is so colorful to begin with I don't see it being a problem finding a chainguard to match.The tassels can also easily be replaced. So can the doll seat belt. I'm looking into buying a brlghtly-color buckling dog collar from a dollar store to use instead of the satin ribbon. Got to protect those dollies! Likewise, I'm looking into buying stick-on reflectors for the back of the doll seat and to go in front of the basket.Finally - The little girl on the decals is super cute, but she doesn't look like most kids. She is a red-headed caucasian with blue-eyes—great if you have a kid that looks like that (or don't mind), but many of us who do not are concerned with the overuse of blue-eyed kid images (yes, I sometimes overthink these things as a mom of a little girl).Luckily, sharpies are quite useful in this case, and I plan to make the girl into a brown-eyed brunette like my daughter. This may also work for parents who have darker-skinned children. The hair can probably be changed to anything but blonde (it's auburn/orange). Test on it carefully first, but as it is a decal it shouldn't mark up the frame.Very excited and cannot wait to give it to our daughter for her birthday. Will post an update after we do.

My daughter got this for her 4th birthday and she loves it. She wants to go riding nearly every day. The bike fits her well, I think. She's 3-foot 9-inches and about 45 lbs. Right now I have the seat at its lowest setting and she can pedal fine but it's still just a hair too tall for her to sit on the seat and put her feet comfortably on the ground. She can manage with her tip-toes, though. I think she's got room to grow on this one.I had to put this together and it was pretty easy to do. Don't rely on the instruction book, though. You're on your own for assembly. I'm one of the few husbands that reads the instruction book and follows it religiously. This instruction book was worthless. They wrote one common instruction manual for every single model bike this company produces and they throw it into every box. Useless.The bike seems sturdy and well-built. It's taken some falls and held up well. I can't speak to the training wheels--we never installed those.Also, it does not come with a kickstand.I'd buy this bike again.

Bike it so pretty but the back tire came flat.