Give your kid Tauki Kid Tricycle, Give your kid Safe and Fun! Specifications Color: Orange Weight:10.34 pounds Frame: Durable welded high grade steel Weight Capacity: 55 pounds Adjustable seat(safe line to ground): 14.2 inches Adjustable seat(safe line to pedal):19.7 inches Adjustable Handlebars(safe line to ground):19.84 inches Recommend for kids from 2 to 5 years old,
Categories: Tricycles, Scooters & Wagons
Added on: February 23, 2019 - More: Comments & Reviews
Give your kid Tauki Kid Tricycle, Give your kid Safe and Fun!
Specifications
Color: Orange
Weight:10.34 pounds
Frame: Durable welded high grade steel
Weight Capacity: 55 pounds
Adjustable seat(safe line to ground): 14.2 inches
Adjustable seat(safe line to pedal):19.7 inches
Adjustable Handlebars(safe line to ground):19.84 inches
Recommend for kids from 2 to 5 years old, 25 inches to 34 inches height.
Limited assembly required. Easy assembly
Free tools included.
Comfortable
The two-step shaped rubber tire makes the stress scatter equally, thus ensuring smooth and comfortable riding, and longer service life.
The streamline soft seat, especially made for kids
Stable
The wide handle bar of this model is especially designed for extra stable and safe in direction steering.
Great until it wasn’t Lightweight and a good size for my 4 year old. But broke in half less than a year with average use. He’s small for his age so weight was not a factor.
The description does recommend the trike for 2 This trike is awesomeeee!!! My three year old is barely too short, which is why I rated it a 4. The description does recommend the trike for 2.5-5 year olds, but an average 2.5year old would definitely not be able to reach the pedals. Everything else is great! Shopping was so fast, assembly was so easy! Just snap in place and go. I hope it lasts long enough for my younger boy to grow into it â¤ï¸
Trike for my tyke Extremely easy to assemble. No tools required – they’re included. Takes just a few minutes. Very well made. Fit and finish are excellent. I bought the blue for my grandson. He’s a mite too small to have his feet touch the ground, much less the pedals, but he climbs right on it and jiggles himself in order to try to make it go. Did I mention he’s not quite 18 months old, but he’s a big boy, his dad’s 6’5″. I think in a month or so, he’ll figure the whole process out. I recommend it.