Dynacraft Hot Wheels 18-Inch Boys BMX Bike for Age 6-9 Years

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Easy to assemble. Solid little bike. Kids love the colors! It’s tough

First off just know that this bike is built well enough to stand up to an 8 year old boy doing all the things an 8 year old boy does on his bicycle.There was some assembly required but it was easy and fairly quick.The bike has a front a rear brake, good for quick stopping and that's a safety thing.Over all the weight of the bike is appropriate but it's also very strong. I'm over 200 and sat on it with no problems. All the parts of the bike work well together and there were no "operational" issue with it.Great bike at a good price.

Difficult to put together and the instructions are confusing in some places. Looks like they use the same set of instructions for multiple versions of the product. Also the training wheels keep coming off. Loved it when it was first put together, but the actual use has been frustrating and dangerous.

For an 8 year old "boys boy" this was a huge hit. He's also very picky about comfort & clothes (almost exclusivley wears sweatpands and tshirts) and while we did have to swap the seat out for a larger gel padded one to appease him, overall, this was a huge hit. You're definitely paying a premium for what amounts to hotweels decals here, but it's also very well built. As in....just to make sure it wouldn't fall apart on him, I - a 6 ft 4 and 330lbs guy, rode around on it for a few minutes like it was some kind of clown car, and it didn't buckle or have any issues, even when I jumped a curb. So I feel safe with him riding this ♥Super easy to setup, too. If you're at all mechanically inclined, it should take less than an hour. Took me under 30 minutes.

This is a solidly made kids’ bike. The frame construction is good, assembly was easy, it comes with both a hub brake and a front brake for safety which is good. It’s definitely on the spendy side for a single speed. It looks very classy though. One of my kids’ favorite features is the included “throttle” that you can rev. They’ll just sit on the bike and rev the throttle for the sound effects… so beware that this isn’t a quiet toy. It’s not too heavy for its size but it’s definitely a steel frame. My 4 year old is tall for his age but is still a little too short for this bike so the age range is accurate. He can’t wait to learn to ride it!

The bike was easy to assemble with clear instructions though they were not really needed. It comes with all the tools needed for assembly and I didn't need to go to my toolbox at all. The bike appears to be sturdily made and only required some tire inflation (some might count that as an extra tool, I suppose). The noise maker is fun and something I would have enjoyed to have as a kid. My son, age 7 is probably at the upper age range for this bike (as stated in the description). It has a hand front brake and the back brake is operated by the pedals. I would have preferred both brakes be hand operated but this seem a standard arrangement for bikes for kids this age. There is only the one gear which is fine at that age. The training wheels have a good range of adjustment and my son enjoys riding. I am very pleased with this item.

I really like this kids bike. It has weight to it and is durable and well made HOWEVER the value of it is ridiculous! I can get an adult bike that’s really nice for $100-$150 so this is RIDICULOUS! But since it was part of the program I wanted to try it & eventually make a child in need VERY happy. 😊 after 6months I’ll be able to do that. I do recommend but there are better valued bikes out there for sure so I’d buy those ones. We did test it out and it rides smooth. Wasn’t hard to out the few pieces together. It looks really nice. I’m very happy with this.