TOAST Baby Balance Bike

A few parts came already installed but had fallen off in the box, and there were no instructions explaining what they were. Two of those pieces turned out to be small gray plastic spacers that prevent the wheels from sliding around. I didn’t even realize they existed until the wheels were on and rattling like crazy—then I had to scour the gray carpet to find them. I ended up having to damage a wheel cover just to remove the wheel and reinstall the spacers.

Overall, the quality seems good and the bike looks nice, but the poor packaging and lack of clear instructions definitely show the difference between this and the $100+ balance bikes.

Also, no idea what the extra large plastic part was for until I saw someone post a photo with the seat attached...

This is a nice quality kid's trike. However, it actually uses four wheels, not three. It is quick and easy to assemble and made of durable plastic parts. The bike is lightweight, sturdy, and stable. If you take the screws out of the bike seat, it can be put on the tripod legs to make a little stool. It's cute, but I like the ride on formation better. It's perfect size for toddlers, helping them with their balance and motor skills. It's safe to ride on our use as a stool. Very cute!

kidpop Toast Baby Walker Convertible Push Rider with Detachable Seat Anti-Tip Tri-Frame & Food-Grade Basket Balance Bike for 10-36 Months

I have a 3-wheeler similar to this but it is just a bit too like a tricycle big for my 15 month old grandson. So, I got this one to see if it would fit him a little better. Turns out the seat fits on sturdy legs, so we are going to try that out first to practice climbing on and off.

The parts fit together really tight, and the directions were clear enough with just pictures to go together fairly easily. I couldn't find my mallet, so I used a hammer and a towel so it wouldn't smash or scratch.

It seems kind of high priced for a little scooter, but for the quality of materials, the ease of assembly, and the cute factor (basket is adorable), it's worth the cost.

This little toddler balance bike is cute, the perfect height for little ones learning to walk, and it’s fairly easy to put together.

Our 9 year old was able to assemble almost the entire bike by himself- he only needed help hammering the end pieces of the rods.

The bike has a soft seat, a basket on the front and easy to control steering. Our youngest isn’t quite old enough to use this yet, so we had another toddler try it out and they loved it.

The bike came with an additional piece that appears to be a stand you can attach the seat piece too. It’s unclear what this is beyond just a simple seat to sit on? Would have appreciated a purpose behind this extra part. But since bike assembled fine without it, didn’t dock stars.

This is the second item I have gotten from Kidpop and I continue to be impressed with the quality. Very well made, super easy to put together, sturdy construction. Don't hesitate in getting one of these. I will note this one came with a set of "legs" that you can move the seat to in order to create a stool/seat? I can't imagine ever using it, but it is there. I got the green which is really nice. Love the little basket in front for any necessities for the trip or just so your teddy bear best friend can ride along. ** One note for assembly - watch the wheels are facing right way so the white covers will snap on properly. They throw in an extra wheel lock just in case.