Duzy Customs

Very happy with this bike! Just got done assembling it for my son’s Christmas present. It was delivered fast and very easy to assemble! People say that it was difficult probably never held a screwdriver in their life. Great quality! Heavy duty! No damage what so ever! Came in perfect condition! Only downside was no kickstand I thought there was one. But other than that very pleased! And great price! (And remember if it does come with something damaged it’s probably not the company’s fault most likely the delivery driver or through the delivery process.)

This bike was very well made, loved the bright green, and it was perfect for my smaller sized 4-6 year old. Sadly, I accidentally ran it over while backing out of the driveway a year ago. The only thing that became a slight issue was the rim bent...everything else held up just fine. I do not recommend doing that, and if your kids are anything like mine and tend to just put their bikes/scooters/etc., anywhere that is convenient for them (even though we have designated bike parking)...make sure you walk around your vehicle to check. The bike has still been rideable all this time, but he has grown out of it now. When I purchased the bike, he did not need the training wheels, but they seem to be just as sturdy as the bike. We bought an adjustable kickstand separately, worked great (when he would use it). Great bike, I definitely recommend this.

Good quality and design in spite of the relatively low price. Not much else to say.

This is such a good bike. The product arrived before the due date. The bike looks really cool and elegant, it took only 15 mins for my husband to assemble. The bike is heavy (which what I like). I ordered 14 inches wheel for my 2 years and 9 months old, she got on easily but I will have to train her do the different type of paddling because she had been on tricycle for awhile because this is more like a real ride. So far, there is no issue and no problem with the bike. I really like this bike a lot because they have front and back break and also the coaster break. This is very good quality bike and we are happy with our purchased.

my kid is loving it!

Overall, this is a pretty good quality bike. Looks good and has some good features for the price range. It's easy to put together as well, especially if this is your first time. Besides that, this bike has some issues that requires someone with extensive experience to fix. First, the brakes are a mess. They are completely misaligned. There are instruction on how to adjust them, but good luck! I spent over an hour following them and trying to align and tweak them with no luck. At this point, I am stuck in a dilemma on whether or not I should return this bike or spend additional $60-$90 dollars having a local bike shop adjust and fix the brakes. Second, the training wheels are not aligned. They stay off the ground almost 1"-2". So, when you ride the bike, you are either leaning to the left or right. Very annoying. Not a comfortable balanced ride. Third, it's very heavy. And I mean well over 25 lbs. That's almost the weight of an adult bike. My 4-yr old is having a hard time riding this bike. Again, overall, it's a good bike but with all these issues, not sure it's worth it. Especially with the brakes. The issue with the training wheels and weight is not that critical, but when you get bike and the brakes are completely misaligned, it's disappointing. You have to spend more money to get it to work properly, which the seller/manufacturer should have done in the first place. It's made in China, so I guess it's expected. The amount of time and additional money spent to get this bike to work properly, I could have spent that much money an gotten a name brand bike that was built and tested to work.

We are very happy with the bike ! It is a good bike for a beginner !

I was pretty excited to find a 18" bike with a slick design, hand brakes, and a good price. However, I was not able to successfully assemble the bike on first try due to what I would consider a poorly designed handlebar-to-stem assembly. Let me start by saying that I am handy enough to do household electrical and plumbing work. Assembly this bike should have been a piece of cake, well not quite. The handlebar is attached the stem by tightening a faceplate onto to the top plate on the stem. The handlebar is supposed to be pressed between two metal surfaces by four bolts, one one each corner, so the handlebar cannot rotate. Well the problem is the bolts that held the two plates together are too short. It is very difficult to get all four bolts in at the same time. I basically have to do half-turn at a time to barely get all four bolts to touch their sockets on the top plate. The worst thing is, I stripped the thread as I tighten the bolts. Once the top thread was stripped, the bolts were simply too short such that I can tighten all four bolts at the same time. I consider this a design flaw because I was not tightening it very hard, and I couldn't secure the handlebar before stripping the thread; once the thread is stripped, I couldn't get the bolts on, I am going to call customer service on Monday, and if they give me any trouble, I am going to just return this.