Back axle seems short is it hard to put together ?
135887
Drive in one side with a rubber mallet then stand it on one side and tap the other in. Not hard.
135888
No. My only issue was the seat. It didn't tighten correctly. Seat tended to move more than I liked. Other than that my kids have rode it hard. Now my sisters kids play with it.
94155
No - it is not assembled. You will need a pair each of 7/16 and 1/2 inch wrenches and pliers ....probably a hammer to tap in some plastic end caps.Oh, and you'll need to be able to air up the tires. The instructions indicate a little grease and oil should be put on axle areas. The whole deal took about an hour.
1876706
I didn't assemble it. The person I bought it for assembled it. He didn't seem to think it was that hard. He was sitting in it shortly after he got it, so it must've been somewhat easy.
428038
It is rather easy to assemble. If you look at the picture, you can see two black pieces above the rear wheels. Those slide down to lock the frame in place, the basket just hooks on once you have the frame locked. It all comes back apart in a few seconds, so if you have a small trunk or need extra space it collapses fairly small.
939906
Assembly instructions are good, but it does take a little time. If you are mechanically inclined you will have no problem, but if not, you might need a little help.
1107124
The trunk is only about two inches. The rest kind of depends on how you assemble it.
732562
80 percent. You'll have to assemble the handle bars, front tire, peddles, and seat. The back wheel and chain come assembled. All in all, pretty easy to put together. Instructions are included with pictures.
1696911
It is the back wheels that would give you trouble..too tall when bike on its side. Don't remove the front wheel because of the gear assembly.
2227105
Yes there is a small amount of assembly. I bought this some months ago so I do not recall exactly what that assemble was. But I do recall that it was "no big deal".
1032439
No it is partially assembled. You have to put on the handle bars and pedals, etc. not too difficult at all
1805819
It's not particularly difficult to assemble but requires 45 minutes, reasonable physical strength and a 1/4 inch spanner plus pliers or wider adjustable spanner for the axel and a screwdriver. Almost a fun task and it does give you a bit of an idea how some things can be maintained, saddle and handle bars adjusted etc. You will also need a bicycle pump with a typical rubber hose extender that you can get between the spokes. It's a bicycle.
1487037
Dennis, as others below say it was not hard to assemble. Nevertheless I took it to a bike shop for some fine tuning of the shifting. The cost to do so was only $20 to have this done (Houston) but I had to leave the bike for a week.
1302492
There's a clip on the front legs that allow you to either pull or push the legs where you want. If the front legs adjust to make them shorter than the back, it's not by much. No tools needed.
1671527
Simple Solution and very easy: Contrary to the instructions, Install the rear axel first. Assemble the front axle and with the body upside down. Line it up with all the washers and spacers in the correct place. Carefully turn it over on the floor and check that everything is in place. Press down on the front of the body over the front axle and it will easily snap in place.It took me awhile to figure this out and I have been feeling guilty for not sharing it sooner. Hopefully this will make Christmas brighter for some parents as it is a wonderful product but with lousy instructions. maybe the company will read this and change their instructions. Steve Simple Solution and very easy: Contrary to the instructions, Install the rear axel first. Assemble the front axle and with the body upside down. Line it up with all the washers and spacers in the correct place. Carefully turn it over on the floor and check that everything is in place. Press down on the front of the body over the front axle and it will easily snap in place.It took me awhile to figure this out and I have been feeling guilty for not sharing it sooner. Hopefully this will make Christmas brighter for some parents as it is a wonderful product but with lousy... » Read More Simple Solution and very easy: Contrary to the instructions, Install the rear axel first. Assemble the front axle and with the body upside down. Line it up with all the washers and spacers in the correct place. Carefully turn it over on the floor and check that everything is in place. Press down on the front of the body over the front axle and it will easily snap in place.It took me awhile to figure this out and I have been feeling guilty for not sharing it sooner. Hopefully this will make Christmas brighter for some parents as it is a wonderful product but with lousy instructions. maybe the company will read this and change their instructions. Steve « Show Less
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On the one I purchased the whole thing needed to be assembled; it wasn't hard because there are instructions. I can't get my wheels in, maybe you will have better luck.
1051217
Yes, it requires some assembly but it won't take you more than an hour. Trickiest bit might be adjusting the brakes, otherwise pretty straightforward
1287147
I didn't have any trouble with assembly, but I do a lot of mechanical projects. If you have no mechanical experience it will be difficult. It is 125cc