Kent-licenses Boys Jeep

We bought this bike for our son's third birthday. He fits on it just fine, but hasn't quite figured out how to make it go by himself. We ordered it online and it was easy to assemble. This is a heavy bike, so your child probably won't be able to lift it by themselves. It is sturdy and the training wheels are higher quality than many I've seen. My only complain is that when you roll the bike forward, the pedals don't go forward like most bikes, so he's having a harder time learning to ride it.

I bought this bike for my son. He was 4 at the time and learning to ride a 2 wheeler. The shocks on the bike really work! It is a durable bike. We don't have a paved driveway, or a decent road for that matter and the bike stands up. I actually ran the bike over with my Ford Explorer, and besides a small dent in the frame and a realignment of the handle bars, it's still ride-able! My adult brother also has ridden the bike while out playing with my son and it held up to him no problem! Great bike for the money! Would Definitely Recommend this bike to anyone with a boy!

This s a great bike. It is very well built, and I am sure we be able to pass down to our youngest son once our oldest outgrows it. When compared to other bikes at walmart, it seemed quite superior in quality. It is taking our oldest some time to get used to it since he is coming from a peddleless balance bike.

ordered this on a tuesday received it the following thursday. amazing. and since i had it shipped it came in a box of course and needed to be assembled. assembly was a snap and took me no longer than ten minutes. i think it took longer to take off all the packaging. this bike lives up to the jeep name. it is sturdy and durable. for $60 it is an amazing value.

We have the Tonka version of this bike, it is the same design with a different paint job. My son is two months shy of turning 5 and we gave it to him for his 3rd birthday. I bought it because it wasn't too big, but not the smallest bike either. I figured that he could get several years out of it and he "would" still be able to get another year out of it, but the front tire is flatter than a pancake! I went to buy a new innertube and they don't make that size! I even went to the local bike store and they looked at me like I was crazy! So, if your looking to invest a little more for it to last longer...guess again.