Tauki Kids Tricycle with Front and Rear Baskets, Ride-On Toddler Trike for 2 3 4 5 Years Old Boys and Grils

We just put it together but our son will get it in a week for his birthday. It seems like a solid little ride. We had to tweak the screw holes on the rear basket just a bit so they would line up but otherwise assembly was pretty easy.

This is too large for a 2 Year old, I would say 3 plus. Also the wheels do not turn freely and I had to take the trike to my Bike Shop to try and loosen them up, which the seller credited me for. Hopefully that will loosen up with use as my a little over 3 year old love using this and the baskets to move stuff around. It's a solid build and the pneumatic tires are good for our gravel driveway. Note of caution that it is a little on the tippy side as the rear wheels are somewhat close together.

We have really enjoyed this bike for about a year then the back wheel spikes just stripped and the bike can’t be used. We’ve tried to contact the manufacturer with no response and taken the bike to 2 local bike shops with no solution. It’s been nice but the bike didn’t last a year, disappointed with a $200 investment

The bike is as described - however, it may be sometime next year before my grandson can fully touch the petals. Love it!

When the trike arrived, I assembled it no problem (people expressed concerns about the brake adjustment) except for the drive chain is too long by a link or two for the chainwheel and rear sprocket so it fell off repeatedly. Had to remove end cover and chainwheel cover to figure out what was wrong. Taking it to local bike shop today to have it repaired. Also, the photos in the instructions are useless.First Update: Local bicycle repair shop wouldn't fix the tricycle. The repairman said that they have tried to repair similar bikes but that they continue to have problems. He says that they have defective parts that don't work properly. I'm having to go through the pain of disassembling the trike and packing it securely to return it. Should have bought a trike at a local bike shop.Second Update: Seller contacted me to offer a free replacement trike. Waiting to see how this one works out.Third Update: Seller did send free replacement trike. I give them credit for trying to resolve the defective trike.

The overall quality of the bike is very nice. But unfortunately when i unpacking the the trike and assembled it 2 of the rims were bent and lopsided.

Perfect for my r4 year old. This item has one word review EXCELLENT.

First bike arrived defective. Bike returned and ordered a replacement. New bike has same defect - I don't get it - do these not go through any quality control?Defects on both bikes:1) The rear chain guard section rubs on the rear sprocket and the drive shaft. Removing it eliminates the rubbing noise.2) Only the left rear wheel is driven - flip the bike upside down, crank the pedals and the driven wheel drops due to drive friction as soon as you stop cranking the pedals. This is probably due to the fact that the rear end is a two piece assembly, which if not properly aligned will bind and create friction. Not a good design, components, assembly.I tried to make adjustments but couldn't get the bike running smooth. I've built and repaired many bikes - I'd like to think I know what I am doing.Perhaps a bad batch of bikes. Caveat Emptor.