STITCH 12 & 14 & 16 & 18 Inch Kids Bike with Basket & Training Wheels for 3-8 Years Old Girls & Boys (Green & Pink)

My 4 year old is loving this bike. It’s build quality is good. The pink color blends very well with the design of the bike. Very good 1st proper bicycle for your young ones.

Good quality, little difficult for installation. No proper installation steps and only one page of installation guide. But I managed overall good and value for money

Very good quality

It's really beautiful and medium complicated to mantle. One screw broke while manteling the bike and complicated to finish it. It was broken very easily, not much force was put on it. Delivered much earlier than expected, happy with this. As some reviews say, it's heavy, almost my daughter's weight. But she is managing to ride up hill anyway. Very delicate bike. I love it!

Good quality

Very flimsy not sturdy Cheap cheap quality for a high price

Arrived with missing and defective parts !

Absolutely stunning little girls bike, my daughter loves it, took a while to assemble but it’s well built Only downside is that there was no front reflector included in this purchase And the valves on the wheels are an odd size so not a standard pump size so haven’t been able to inflate the tyres

My granddaughter is 3 and this bike us just the right size for her now and will grow with her too. It's the loveliest colour and sturdy with the added bonus of a little basket. Easy to assemble too

My daughter loves her new bike. Looks so cute. Really sturdy and solid.

The bike itself looks really good and was relatively simple to assemble. I was really disappointed that the basket was very badly squashed in the box and was so badly misshaped it could not be fixed.

The bike looks great. Some assembly required, but that is expected with a mail-order bike. The overall problem was that everything needed to be adjusted. I list a few of them below. The first problem that I encountered was that the bearing in the bottom bracket was so tight that even with the chain off, it was really difficult to turn the pedals. Adjustment wasn't easy as that part of the bike is a little under-engineered and it took a while to get it to run smoothly without any play. The chainguard was also catching on the chainwheel and needed adjusting. The front wheel bearing had too much play in it. The rear brake cable outer had to be moved on the frame to make a smooth path for it; having said that, I really liked the tiny rear brake that worked well (better than a rim brake) and should last long enough without replacement considering the age of rider that this bike is aimed at. So if you are an engineering type of person or a cycle engineer, then this is a good bike. But if you aren't happy with taking thing apart and reassembling stuff, then maybe give it a miss.