Fisher-Price Toddler Tricycle Blaze and the Monster Machine Tough Trike, Toy Bike with Storage for Outdoor Play Kids Ages 2+ Years

This trike has been the best purchase I’ve made for my 2 year old grandson! It’s his favorite toy. In the few months that we’ve had it he’s learned to use the peddles well but was able to push it along easily with his feet before. I’m actually leaving this because I’m purchasing a second one so we can have one outside and one in the house. It’s the perfect size for him. He’s a 100%tile 2 going on three in August toddler. He’s all boy and LOVES this “My Bike” and at 44$ is a good price because I paid 64$ for the first one. He helped me put it together. Took us under 30 minutes. The plastic and color has held up well outside in sun and rain. We’ve forgotten to put it up a few times so it was rained on. The stickers do not though -if they get wet. He’s able to do “doughnuts” on it so it turns well. There are no sound buttons, but he doesn’t like toys with sound. The concrete does scuff up the wheels but that’s needed for traction. He can peddle it wheel in the grass too. I would say this is a great size for 2-5 year old. I think he will outgrown it in height by then.

Such a sick little trike. My six year old can ride regular bicycles but loves powering around on this in the backyard screaming “How do you like the sound of my pipes?!” Adding the stickers to the bike is also a good little kids’ activity. Reasonably sturdy but wouldn’t risk a heavier older child on it. Hopefully the two year old will be able to reach the pedals soon, as it’s light enough to be powered by a tiny person. Colors are traditional Harley and the little storage under the seat is a cute touch. Recommended buy!

I had this in the backyard, when my grandchildren were small. They had so much fun with it and used it for a long time. They abused it, too, being kids, but it was well-made and lasted until they were too big for it. As I remember, it was not easy to put together. but worth the effort.

Easy to put together. Kids are 1 and 3 and both love it! Fits 3 year old perfect to pedal. Matches our Harleys! Pedals easy too! Recommend!

Easy to put together and no parts were missing. My 2.5 year old is just a tad too short for this. Over all I am happy with it.

I usually don't write reviews but wanted to make sure others were aware. My son turns 2 in September, and it's a bit big for him, can't reach the peddles and he's 38 inches tall. I would say your toddler needs to be about 40 inches before he can use the peddles. He's a bit too big to walk with it as his feet hit the rear tires, so for now he just pushes it. The product itself is great and will definitely be used throughout his toddler years!

Oh boy, where do I even begin with this Thomas & Friends Toddler Tricycle Tough Trike? My little one's face lit up like a Christmas tree when they saw it, and since then, it's been all aboard the fun train!First off, the Thomas & Friends styling? Pure genius. It's like having your very own locomotive right in the driveway. My kid felt like the coolest conductor cruising around the neighborhood.The rugged tires and wide wheelbase? Let's just say, no pothole stood a chance. We navigated through rough terrain like it was a smooth railway track. Even those "mountains" of the driveway were conquered effortlessly.And the secret storage compartment under the seat? Talk about a game-changer. We've stashed snacks, toys, and even a couple of rocks (because, you know, toddlers). It's like having a secret treasure chest on wheels!But the best part? Those big foot pedals. My kiddo had a blast learning to pedal forward and backward, feeling like a master conductor in training. The pedals were just the right size for those tiny feet, making it easy for them to take control.And let's not forget the handlebar grips! Those little details in Thomas-themed design made the entire experience more immersive. It's like Thomas himself was guiding the way.In conclusion, this trike is the real deal for your little locomotive lover. It's durable, fun, and sparks imagination like nothing else. Plus, watching your child's face light up with joy? Priceless.But beware: you might find yourself humming the Thomas & Friends theme song on repeat!

Super cute and my grandson loves it. He jumped right on and started making motorcycle noises. Played mechanic with it too. He is 3. Love it!