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Question: Is this scooter able to steer? Looks like you can't turn it.
Document: We bought this trike for my son when he was 1 and 1/2 and he loves it! It is made well, durable, yet light weight. It very rarely tips over, like other trikes we have found. He is able to steer and ride and keep up with his 6 year old sister while she rides her bike around the driveway. I highly recommend this trike! We have been very pleased!
I bought this for my son when he turned 1 year old. It has been such a great purchase! He cruises around on this thing and has a blast! I believe this bike is so much better than a regular trike in that it's so much easier to ride and teaches them how to steer at an early age. He's about to turn two and we are getting him a balance bike for his bday. I think it is the perfect transition to a big boy bike. Highly recommend this product.
The Quality of the trike is excellent. How ever it is real small.I bought this for my son how was 1 year old and loves it. I say it's small because he can barely ride it. His legs are always totally bent and he cannot make a descent stride due to rear wheels always hits the back of his shoe. It kinda looks like he's squating to ride.
I bought this tryke last week and spent an hour assembling it. It comes in this small box and once assembled, it's still really small. My son is 20 months and is at the 25% percentile for height and he got really frustrated trying to ride it because the bike is too short for him and his legs kept bumping up against the front wheels. It looks like a miniature toy and is far smaller than trykes you see at the store.
I think my son was already too old or tall (at 14 months) when he got this because he's never been able to stretch out his legs and go. He creeps along like an inch worm on it because there's no room for his legs, and his feet are always catching on the rear wheels. He loves it though and doesn't want to ride the larger bike that I got for him. :)
My son received it as a gift for his first birthday. It was already too small for him. It didn't stop him from riding it all over though. Within a few months, a crack showed up in the steering column. It didn't take long to break all the way through and now the steering is loose. I haven't been able to find replacement parts. Sounds like I got a defective one since all the other reviews call them "durable".
i did and he fell off. just let them go slowly.he can even back up and turn around, amazing.
This toy was given to my daughter when she was little and she liked it. Then this year we purchased one for my niece, but when my husband was putting it together, one of the parts was too short, so my husband had to disassemble my daughters old scooter and use parts from it. We would have sent it back, but we got the scooter in the mail the day before the party so we didn't have time to send it back. We just improvised.
Giant chunks got bitten out, which I find to be rather concerning as a safety hazard. They have both torn completely off now, and she is left with a plain metal bar until we can find some replacement handlebar grips.All in all, I'm pretty disappointed that a company with such a name as Radio Flyer would design such a poor scooter.Our daughter has had this scooter from 12-19 months now. she's in the 99th percentile for height.
My tiny grandaughter loves this 4 wheeler! She can't walk yet, but cruises on this repeatedly. It is stable, low to the ground and her legs do the work making them stronger for walking. It doesn't take up much room for indoor activity and can take it outside when she's older. It will last.
Answer: yes