Petite 3yr. old, 7"bike is too small, 12"bike is way too big. Would this bike be @ 10" for her?
752566
yes, Johnny is 2 and can do this one. we did a lot of research. this one works wonderfully
752567
It would be perfect. I have a 3 1/2 boy who rides it like crazy. It's a great bike.
1038150
Yes. The bike has enough adjustment to allow her to fit now and grow. Bike is very light in weight and easy to ride and the light weight makes it pretty fast. Very nice bike for the money.
1106548
Yes, but she might not get much use out of it, because she'll outgrow it quickly. I think a better bike for her would be a 20" girls bike.
1583882
My daughter had the same issue...while she still prefers training wheels-she will ride anywhere on the WeeRide! She will be a smaller 7 this summer and has easily another year of room to grow with the bike...if we need it
1530519
I'm 5'10" and the bike a a bit small for me, but it's not 12"s small. Many bikes you'll find (even at walmart) are going to be 20", like this one. Best suggestion is to go stand over one of them before buying.
1014691
This bike is perfect for shorter (or as I like to call us, heightly challenged) people. I would not recommend it for tall people, but she would have a very easy time with it.
2257862
Strider bikes have a 12" wheel size. Move to a 16" or even 18". My almost 7y (51") is getting this for his 7th birthday as the 16" is just not getting small. He was 44-45" when he turned 4y. If it's too big, they won't be able to ride it.
1741032
The bike is really for a kid 7 - 12 years old. The 20" measurement is the size of the tires.
1038149
Yes. My ten year old 55" daughter rides comfortably with the seat at a low height. This may be the last bike she needs unless she grows more than another foot.
439063
My kids are both at about 3 ft, 8 inches, and this bike (and another 18 inch bike I bought for his twin sister) are both borderline too big for them. We have the seats down as low as they will go. I doubt that it will be too small for him, but he might outgrow it sooner.
408013
This bike would be good for ages 7 - 9 years old. I purchased this bike for my 7 year old granddaughter who is 4' tall.
40348
Yes absolutely! I just purchased this bike for my three year old this past Christmas. She just turned three in January and it is the perfect fit and will easily work until she moves up to a regular two wheel bike. FYI my daughter is also very tall. The overall quality of the bike and the workmanship is well worth the price. It is very sturdy, steers well and has awesome tires! You won't find another bike like this!!
79532
This is a very hard question to answer because it would depend as to why the other bike is not completely comfortable for her and if all adjustments have been made that could be. I would suggest going to a bike shop and have her try a 24" to see if it would be to small.
2196367
I believe it would be too small...my granddaughter is 6 yrs old and the bike is perfect for her...not sure of her height though I would guess she's at least 4 ft 5 inches
1214659
no, in fact it is too small for a 5'7 woman - knees hit the handlebars. it is really hard to put together correctly. i had 2 arrive damaged and my local bike shop had to piece them together to make 1 semi-functional bike. they had to discard both back fenders because they hit the wheel. do not recommend
1013410
The bike is short to the ground - we purchased for my son for his 3rd birthday and it does help for it to be low to the ground as the feet have to do all the work. There is a big difference between the 12" to 16" but the 16" will definitely last him longer. My son is in 3T clothing and the 12" bike is a good size for him. If your grandson is bigger - I would probably look at the bigger bike that he will grow into?
924848
I would consider the 18 inch bike for her. My daughter is 5 1/2, she's tall for her age and getting close to 50 pounds. The 16 inch bike is starting to look small for her.