Your little aspiring police officer will be able to chase down any suspicious character on the American Plastic Toys Police Cycle Riding Toy. Featuring strong, durable steel axles and a sturdy plastic construction, this sleek trike has police graphics so everyone will know this is an official vehicle. It’s designed for officers ages 18 months
Categories: Tricycles, Scooters & Wagons
Added on: June 22, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Your little aspiring police officer will be able to chase down any suspicious character on the American Plastic Toys Police Cycle Riding Toy. Featuring strong, durable steel axles and a sturdy plastic construction, this sleek trike has police graphics so everyone will know this is an official vehicle. It’s designed for officers ages 18 months to 4 years. About American Plastic Toys Since 1962, American Plastic Toys has proudly manufactured safe toys in the United States. The company’s product line includes more than 125 different items, ranging from sand pails and sleds to wagons and play kitchens. Most of the components in American Plastic Toys products are molded in the company’s own plants or purchased from U.S. companies. Toys with imported components (mostly sound components and fasteners – no painted components) represent only 25 percent of the entire product line. Every American Plastic Toys product is tested by at least one independent U.S. safety-testing lab to ensure that it complies with applicable safety standards. Solid, plastic construction. Durable steel axles. Police graphics. For riders ages 18 months to 4 years. Measures 24L x 16.75W x 14.5H inches.
Too low for a scooter, to long for a 2 year old to pedal This is a cute little cycle, but where the description claims it is for 1 1/2 year to four year old children, the pedals are too far away for my two year old grandson to use. Even putting something behind him in the seat, he is unable to push the pedals. He enjoys just scooting around with it and it makes him feel like a ‘big boy’ because he has long coveted his sister’s bicycle but now he has his own cycle. For the sake of scooting, the seat is too low; for the sake of pedaling, it is too…
… items and had no complaints but this product was terrible. Parts of the plastic you have to “cut” … I’m sorry I’ve bought a lot of cheap self assembly items and had no complaints but this product was terrible. Parts of the plastic you have to “cut” out are too thick to cut with even heavy duty utility scissors. Prices that are supposed to fit together didn’t fit. The wheels looked barely more sturdy than a paper plate. Had to send it back.
Missing parts I am very disappointed with this purchase. I bought this for my son’s second birthday, and bought it months in advance. When we went to put it together after he had opened his presents, there were parts missing in the box, mainly the back axle. My son, being so excited for his first bike, tried to ride it anyways- without the back wheels attached, and was very disappointed when it didn’t work.Unfortunately, since we had waited too long to put the bike together, we did not know that we…