Sullivan Mini BMX Bike & Drift Trike (Gun Metal/Black, Mini BMX)

Ordered this bike for a xmas gift for our son. We put it together xmas morning but the gear on the back tire was backwards so our son wasnt able yo enjoy it right off. We sent in an email, being the holidays they were quick to respond and apologetic about what happened. We sent a video on what was wrong and they had another wheel sent to us quite quickly. We are very happy with the bike and our son loves it! Bummer start to xmas morning but the representative we had made things so much better and quick as he could!

This bike is sick! My son (5) absolutely loves this thing. He went from a strider bike with no pedals to instantly picking up & riding like he’s been doing it for years. Perfect bike for a beginner..

Bought our 3 sons mini BMX bikes for Christmas. 1 rocker irok davie Jones and 2 Sullivan ambush. The bikes are similar in size and quality, but the Sullivan is the better bike. Both companies rate their bikes as being able to withstand abuse from full grown riders. While this is probably true, any full grown person is going to need a chiropractor after riding these things for more than 5 minutes. Note: I replaced the handlebars with shorter ones I had laying around for our 3 year old. The taller bars are the ones that come with the bike. The Sullivan’s were $250 each and the rocker $200.Sullivan pros:-come with handbrakes. Good for little ones to learn how to use brakes, but for bigger riders the bikes don’t really go fast enough for the brakes to be a necessity.-coasts way better than the rocker-cassette hub with thicker rear axle than the rocker-the color change paint coating is amazing(I fear the coatings may not be durable though. See cons)-more comfortable for larger riders than the rocker, but not by muchCons:-worthless seat. Not sure why it is angled so aggressively. The bike is so small that it won’t interfere with rider when jumping or attempting tricks.-heavy. These bikes weigh more than their regular size freestyle bikes: cult juvenile and fit misfit.-the brakes that come with the bike are low end. Not expecting top quality, but my smallest child has an incredibly hard time squeezing the lever. Even after adjusting it.-The coating on the gunmetal Sullivan was already blemished on the rear dropouts, right out of the box. Leads me to believe the coating will not be durable.Rocker pros:- nicer grips, stem, and seat- paint job is possibly more durable-$50 cheaper-easier to assemble, but both brands are not hardCons:-although the sprocket appears to be the same for both brands, the rocker’s is untrue. Depending where the crank is positioned, the chain goes from super tight to sloppy loose. This to me is unacceptable on a brand new bike.-the bike does not coast nicely at all. There is much more resistance in the front wheel bearings than the Sullivan. I will try loosening up the inner nuts a touch to see if it helps, but since the bike came with the front wheel installed, it should have came functioning correctly right out of the box.While both bikes are Chinese made, which I despise, the Sullivan is the superior product. The $50 difference will add up when buying multiple bikes, but if you are only buying one or the price isn’t much of an issue, the Sullivan is the one to buy.

Gave it to my grandson for Christmas. At first I thought I had ordered the wrong bike because if its size. However when he received it he was very excited and started doing jumps and tricks on it right away. He is eleven years old. The bike is very sturdy and has withstood lots of use since Christmas.

Broke day we got it.

Todo está muy bien estado solo que muy pequeña y frágil para lo que la quería

My grandson loves this tiny trick bike. He’s 10 and has so much fun on it!

I'd purchase this bike again if needed. It was an easy assembly, less than 15 minutes. It held up through some rough riding by my grandson and lots of the kids in his neighborhood. It rates an A+ with us.