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Question: Thinking about buying for my 2 year old who is 33 inches tall.  Would her feet reach pedals?
Document: After assembling the tricycle, I too noticed that the clamp that holds the handlebars in place allowed the bars to move/pivot without turning the wheel below. Further tightening of the clamp solved the problem. My son is a tall 3-year-old. He his feet reach the pedals perfectly with the seat on its lowest setting. It seems like a pretty tough trike.
We boght this tricycle two weeks ago for our 18 month old son. He is definitely too little to ride it by himself and his feet can barely reach the pedals but he loves it anyway. We go for a walk every day and he enjoys being pushed around on it. He has alrady started to figure out how to steer the tricycle. I think the Radio Flyer Classic Red is a wonderful classic toy with a great educational value.Materials are sturdy so the tricycle should last us for a long time. Assembly is very easy and only takes about 5 minutes.The only complaint I would have is the fact that rubber tires smell horrific.
My 1 3/4 year old granddaughter always gets a thrill with a ride on this trike. Her feet can barely reach the pedals but she hangs on to the handlebars and "steers". The pole in the back is sturdy and lets me lift up the front wheel and push her along. When we get to the end of the hall she turns the handlebars for the return trip. She also likes to play with the front wheel when it's propped up. I wish the grandpa bar were angled a bit more but it works fine.
pretty awesome all around... super easy to assemble... 10 mins... perfect for my pretty short 2 year old... he's 33inches... he can reach the pedals well when on the lowest setting which allows for room to grow... he loved it... barely wanted to get off of it the three days he's had it... love the handle... a back saver... other people do have a point about the craftmanship... although it is def built to last, things like the paint on the tires is surprisingly pretty messy... plenty of space on the front to attach a good size basket... worth the $50 i paid on amazon...
We gave this to our grandson and he enjoys riding it and is learning to use the pedals which he can reach. He is two years old. The handle makes life easier on his parents. The only issue which isn't really an issue with the tricycle is that he has to wear a helmet when riding it which is not something he likes. My only comment is that I wonder how we survived our youth without all the safety gear? For the tricycle I would recommend, it arrived on time in perfect condition and was easy to assemble.
works well, child really enjoys it, though is young and needs to grow a bit more to reach pedals. Child is not quite 2 years old but is long legged. Mom and dad push from beind with out difficulty.
For $50 this is the best tricycle available. Yes, it was made in China just like everything else. Its all metal and very solid. The people complaining about the quality of this bike should have spent over $100 if they're going to nitpick every detail. The push handle is very convenient and works well. The tires are solid rubber and do not smell as some have mentioned. My son is 32" tall and the pedals are just out of his reach with the seat at the lowest setting. I put small blocks on the pedals until his legs grow another inch.
Bought for our two-year old grandson, who is a little on the short side. He was so excited when he go it. His feet reached the peddles; now if would just start peddling instead of pushing!
I got this bike for my tall 3 year old (note that I first tried the 12 inch Radio Flyer and it was way too big). Good things about the bike: push pole for the parent is a big big plus and pedals that are fixed to the front wheel which teaches kids the pedal motion (bikes with glide brakes cause a real problem teaching kids to pedal). I didn't give it full stars because the quality of construction is not up too my expectations: the rear axle is about an inch longer than necessary, the bike squeaks something awful (greasing it is on my list of things to do), and the general fit of all the parts is lacking.
We purchased this tricycle thinking our 2.5 yr old would learn to ride on it. I didnt realize that she must know how to ride the bike when it only has a push handle as it doesnt steer/turn the bike. If she knew how to ride a bike already i then wouldnt need to push it. I made a mistake in purchasing the wrong starter bike. Otherwise it seems quite solid and a cute bike.
Answer: yes