Dynacraft Vertical Mysterious 18" Children's Bike – Stylish and Durable, Perfect for Kids Learning to Ride, Sturdy and Easy to Assemble, Ideal for Young Riders

Okay so when you buy the cheapest bike available, you kind of expect things to be a little cheaply made and you really aren't expecting to be impressed. You paid for a need to be fulfilled, and you'll be happy if it does that. That's how I felt buying this bike. I was resigned to the fact that I'd be getting a good enough bike and I made my peace with that.This bike, however, impresses. The training wheels are VERY sturdy, the tires, seat, and frame all seem to be of good quality, and it's very easy to put together - it took me about an hour, but I could have probably done it faster myself if I would've put things together in a common sense order instead of the order laid out in the booklet. You will, of course, need a bike pump, which isn't mentioned, but the wheels only arrive partially inflated.There are some parts where you can tell money was spared, but it's only in peripherals that don't really effect the bike itself in any way. For example, the instruction booklet, which is laid out in a very unintuitive manner. The foam and plastic parts around the handlebars and the bike itself are very cheap, and I can't imagine them lasting very long. The same goes for the backpack/pouch on the front of the bike -- which I don't even know why they bothered making it a backpack, as my perfectly normal sized six year old can just BARELY get it on her back, and she describes it as being very uncomfortable. But these are all extremely minor gripes on what is a very good value for your money

My expectations for this bike was that it would be a decent inexpensive kid's bike similar to what would be found at one of those huge retail stores. I'd say the quality was a notch better than I expected. My daughter won't be winning the Tour on this bike, but the pedals and wheels spin reasonably smooth and the fit and finish were quite good. Great value for the price we paid. And she loves it, so it's a winner. I definitely recommend this if you are looking for a basic cheap girl's 18" bike.

Took about 30 mins to put together (Only required a few open end wrenches and a screwdriver). Bike is solid and looks great. Training wheels lock in and seem to do the job well. I would buy this bike again.

My daughter is 6 years old and she is about to turn 7. She is a little tall for her age and the bike suits her well! I just wish they would have put more air in the tires. Seems we will have take it to get some. Other than that it was very easy to assemble. You will need other tools to tighten that do not come with the bike but they are ones that’s in a simple tool box. Didn’t take long to fix it at all! So glad I found this bike! This was more affordable than all others I saw! Shout out to the people who write honest reviews! You who wrote a review on this bike made my decision easy!

Great little girls bike. I bought it for my six-year-old granddaughter, and she absolutely loved it. Very easy to put together, and the glitter, they handle grips with their bling, and the extra little purse just made her so happy. It’s a definite buy for a little girl

Grand daughter loves it!

Perfect mid size bike. You will need a few tools to assemble but pretty easy. My daughter is almost 6, perfect size. She loves it!

We had this bike for a month and the pedal fell off (part was sent pre-asembled). I spent hours trying to get it to screw back on. I used WD40 and still had an issue but eventually it screwed back on but not fully so it may come off again over time. On a side note, this should really come with a kickstand when the training wheels are ready to be removed.