RULLY Fruit Kids Bike 12 14 16 Inch Bicycle for Girls Ages 2-7 Years, Training Wheels Included, Girl Bikes with Basket & Doll Seat

Very cute and sturdy. My 6 y/o granddaughter loves it. Very easy for her to ride. Sheloves the basket and baby doll seat. But her favorite thing is ringing the bell.

I bought this for my 4 year old granddaughter and she was thrilled. Unfortunately, it’s just a tad too big but, she will be riding it next spring.

Good one. Manual and parts are missing.. so not able to fix all the parts of the bike

Bought this bike in December for my kids Santa Christmas gift it lasted till feb 5th and the handle bars broke out and won't turn the tireI don't recommend it.

It’s perfect , our granddaughter loves it .

Was just like the picture said

Disappointed in this bike. The description said red and it is in fact not red. It’s more of a dark pink. My little girl wanted a Red bike for her 3rd birthday. She was disappointed when it wasn’t red like the description stated. We also weren’t able to put the doll seat on the back because you can’t install the doll seat if you need the seat all the way down.

This bike is a decent ride, will work for any child learning how to ride a bike or even for those who already ditched the training wheels. The metal frame is quite nice, thick & heavy metal, very smooth. I ordered the pink bike and the color is truly beautiful. The color works perfectly with the basket and the baby carrier, they are definitely cute touches (along with the bell). The wicker basket is made well, good size too. Love the oversized seat, very comfortable and nice cushion, easily adjusted. The white walls (wheels) standout against the pink frame, great contrast, fantastic color on a girly bike. I’ll definitely give the frame 5-stars.Overall, I give the bike 4-stars as there are several items I take issue with. The fenders and the cover around the chain are all flimsy plastic. The fenders move easily; it'll be interesting to see if the vibration from riding the bike doesn’t cause them to move about or rub on the tires. The training wheels are so-so. The wheel tread is simple basic rubber (not thick) with a cheap plastic insert. I can see the wheels wearing down given the limited amount of tread, especially if a child uses the training wheels for more than a year. There is no kickstand which is strange as a child will eventually graduate from training wheels. There is one handbrake found on the left grip. I have to caution you that this operates a brake on the front wheel only & not the back. I have no idea why the brake is not on the back as front braking is never a good idea when the bike is moving fast. And no you cannot move the brake to the back wheel as the bike arrives with it already installed on the front, not to mention the cable is too short to move it to the back. Reflectors are provided for the handlebars as well as the back of the seat. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to install the reflectors due to the baby carrier & the wicker basket. You could potentially install the back reflector on the side of the bike (on frame) and the front reflector near the handle grip, although both placements will look odd.The only reason I bring up these issues is due to the price. When a child’s bike costs $150 I expect it to be designed properly with no flimsy or cheap materials. This bike certainly is not worth $150 given its flaws. But, for a child, they will never notice what’s wrong, only a parent will!