Fisher-Price Harley-Davidson Tough Trike [Amazon Exclusive]

  Overall, this is a good bike, but there is one thing to consider. There were three of them in total that we ordered. The seat is the most important factor to consider. The video I linked to demonstrates what I'm talking about in greater depth. The flip-up seat is a big hit with my kids because they want to keep opening and closing it and stuffing it with stuff to haul around. All well and good, but the seat is made in such a way that it breaks easily, and once the plastic pieces have broken off, it can only be glued down completely. My kids don't sit in the car because they don't have any. It doesn't bother them, but I'm sure it makes them feel more at ease. You can use a strong glue to secure the seat before giving it to the child, or you'll end up in the same situation. If it breaks off, you can glue it back on, but the child may still try to open it because he or she remembers how to open it previously. We've bought a lot of these, and every one of them has the same problem with the seat breaking. If you're going to use it outside, keep in mind that the decals will come off and/or fade if it gets wet or exposed to the sun. If you're concerned about the weather, keep it out of it or store it indoors. Because it's all plastic, it's also easy to clean, but use caution with the stickers if you use too much water or solution. However, it is a sturdy bike that is low to the ground, which helps to prevent injury if or when it is tipped over on its side, and it is not a heavy bike, which is also beneficial if it is tipped over. We also have a metal trike that we enjoy, but the disadvantage is that, while it will last a long time, it has tipped over and fallen on top of my son, and it is slightly more dangerous due to its weight and material. I hope this information is useful to anyone considering purchasing this product; we were generally pleased, but these are the kinks we discovered. Purchased in February and reviewing in July to provide the most comprehensive review possible.

Aries Maloney

| Nov 13, 2021

It's easy to assemble, the directions are very clear, and it's a solid little trike. It gets ridden by multiple kids (ages 2 and 3) every day, and it has held up great. I run a daycare, and this is one of the kids' favorite things to ride. Since it's kept outside, I didn't put the stickers on (because they'll be ruined by the sun), but it still looks nice. The orange seat, which opens on a hinge, is the only thing that comes off from time to time. The kids have a habit of opening it too forcefully in order to stuff things into the hole under the seat, and this causes the seat to come off. They are unable to reattach it, but it is simple for me to do so. This tricycle comes highly recommended by me for children aged 2 and up.

Mckenna Woods

| Apr 01, 2021

It took about 30 minutes to put together and appears to be well-made, but it's WAY too big for my 2-year-old daughter. year- old girl. We'll have to wait at least another year for her to be tall enough to reach the pedals (she'll be about 6-years-old). Just to get to the pedals, you'll need 8" on each side). To reach the pedals, your child will most likely need at least a 20" inseam (possibly more). Despite the fact that it was significantly larger than I had anticipated, I am pleased with my purchase. The price is excellent, and the product appears to be of high quality. br>br>I needed to find my 2-year-old son. year- When I bought this, it was my daughter's first ride-on toy, and I HATE that it's so big because she fell in love with it the moment she saw it, and I showed her how to swing her leg over the seat to climb on before realizing it was way too long to reach. My child is exactly the size that the pediatrician's office recommends, so she isn't underweight for her age. br>br>The seat does not sit flat/flush with the gas tank area as expected, but this should not be an issue and may even make it easier for my child to grab the seat to lift it up for storing toys inside. It's also worth noting that the handlebars are extremely wide, to the point where my child was grabbing the crossbar to try to steer. br>br>I've included some pictures with a tape measure for scale. I wish that manufacturers would do this so that we could know before we buy!.

Ashlyn Merrill

| Sep 06, 2021

  Trikes have always been a favorite of mine. And it was a huge hit with my daughters. Here's a video that explains why you should get two of everything.

Oakleigh Goodman

| Jan 29, 2021

My son loves it and rides it every day for his second birthday. It was simple to put together and arrived promptly.

Paige Edwards

| Jun 08, 2021

I should have paid attention to what the other reviewers had to say. This bike looks like it belonged to a two-year-old. However, it is far too long. My two-year-old son, who stands 36 inches tall, is unable to reach the pedals. My 4-year-old daughter, who stands 42 inches tall, can barely do it and prefers to ride her bicycle instead. Are you unsure of the age group they're aiming for?.

Cody Cox

| Apr 21, 2021

After reading the reviews and seeing how many people said their two-year-old could fit on it, I decided to take a chance and buy it. My two-year-old son is 36 inches tall and cannot reach the pedals all the way around the bike. I believe that if he waits another three to four months, he will be 38 inches tall and fit perfectly in the front seat. Aside from that, it appears to be a very durable product that will last a long time.

Grace Santana

| Jul 23, 2021

This is a fantastic device. My little girl uses it to get around, including to the dinner table. Her favorite toy is without a doubt this one. Also, the number of toys that fit under the seat is incredible.

Xzavier Christensen

| Apr 03, 2021