The Original Big Wheel Junior for Toddlers, Age 18 Months to 3 Years, Blue-Yellow-Red, 8.5" Wheel Ride On Tricycle Cruiser, Kid Powered Pedal Bike, 50th Year, Sit Down Riding Push Around Outdoor Toy

I got this for the 2 year neighbor boy. Wheel are small which make seat low to ground. This is probably for age 12 to 24 months only. Make sure you follow direction or you will be taking apart and reassembling. The plastic is on the thin side. Hopefully it will hold up. Time will tell

First of all let me say....Wow, price. big. Very big for a Big Wheel. So we decided to go with the Junior Big Wheel for our 2 year old grandson - Almost $200.00 for the original one is a suggested retail price bordering on the fantastical. I can't even imagine paying that for a plastic foot pedal powered tricycle! Did I miss something from the early 70's when I was a kid, obsessed with getting only 2 things for my birthday and Christmas - 1st was a Big Wheel and 2nd was a Hippity Hop!! I mean we all had Big Wheels back then and when I got older and as we all started getting married and having kids, the Big Wheel was my go-to gift every time there was a birthday party...boy or girl. Then in the early to mid 90s our kids had them, but in all my memory I don't ever recall them costing so much! Obviously I must have missed something about these over the last 15-20 years huh? Were the outlawed, declared illegal, put on the endangered species list only to bounce back and be declared cool again and worth their weight in gold? LOL Anyway, the assembly required is bordering on torture and the plastic pedals were SO difficult to get on! Omg, using a hammer to gt them to slide onto the metal and snap into place is probably not the best idea for civilians to do. Obviously we wouldn't whack the crap out of them with the hammer, but as the diagram shows, it does need to be a pretty quick couple tap taps or more and then some of the plastic pedal broke when it finally snapped on. FYI - the pedal didn't break where you hit it with the hammer either....the center of it broke where the metal rods go. I would 2nd guess it being our fault if it was only one of the pedals, but both did the exact same thing in the exact places. I love Big Wheels and have such vivid childhood memories riding down the sidewalks, racing and always trying to do the cool braking spins and moves that were in the commercials. LOL Everyone had one and they would run those things into the ground, plastic tires would wear out and get thin in the centers, they'd have holes and big gouges but it didn't matter. It was a Big Wheel - coolest thing ever invented for kids. They never got boring and they were always soooo much fun. I would probably ride around on one today if I could still fit on it lol

It's the perfect size for my 1 1/2 yr old grand son. It's not made for the rough use a child will give it but he loves it and that's what counts. If it breaks I would probably buy another one

Didn’t last a week. The wheels fell off. I know they were put on correctly.;

This is gonna be a great gift for our grandbaby. We got this one and another 16” wheeler for the older brother. Can’t wait to see them tooling around together. Assembly was easy enough on both trikes, not quite as sturdy as the ones from my childhood. They don’t make anything anymore that way, but it should last a couple years. They are both cool AF!!!!

Son is 20 months old in 60 percentile for height and doesn’t reach pedals enough.

Wasn’t the sturdiest bike.

Our Grandson is a small 2 year old. We found that the neck of the bike was very flexible . We purchased it at the same price we got his sisters as well and now we have had to buy a new bigger model for him.. We are out $60 plus. Very disappointed!!!!