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Ridge Runner Bike, 16"

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Item #:TA268848

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Lets kids confidently learn how to ride
Heavy-duty training wheels and coaster brake for control
For kids 39" to 45" tall

A great way to introduce youngsters to riding. For the youngest riders 39" to 45" tall. Heavy-duty training wheels and coaster brake for control. Rugged steel frame ensures this bike will be passed down to younger siblings. Kickstand included. Approx. 29 lb. Imported.

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Rated 3.4 out of 5�by 5 reviewers.

Rated 4 out of 5�by cody3774 Good quality put the bike together with ease. bike is well made and is perfect for my 4 year old granddaughter to learn to ride. worth the sale price April 24, 2013

Rated 5 out of 5�by jrehr Pleased We bought the bike for our four year old grandson. I just assembled it and was very pleased with the quality of the bike. LL Bean and Schwinn fulfilled my expectations for quality. Instructions were easy to follow. You will need a few metric Allen and open end wrenches. September 11, 2012

Rated 1 out of 5�by GrammySue8 First time disappointed with an LL Bean Bike Impossible for a child that still needs training wheels to ride this bike. The training wheels do not adjust up or down. Only one position which is too high. Child has to ride the bike leaning over to one side which makes it impossible to peddle. Even had her older cousins try to peddle. Way to hard. It is not an issue that the bike is too heavy... but that the training wheels cannot lower to balance on both. April 28, 2012

Rated 5 out of 5�by RETIREDPAPA Quality ++++ After reading the single existing review of this bicycle I feel obligated to offer a grandparent's observation. This bike is several steps up from the entry level small two wheelers, with training wheels, sold at toy stores. It is indeed heavier than the cheaper bikes but that is a good thing offering stability once the child learns he/she has to use their own little legs to make it go. My now 5yo granddaughter started out with a "little tykes" starter bike and eventually learned she had to propel it. She got the LLBean 16" Ridge Runner for Christmas and will progress to training wheels off with this extremely well made bicycle. This bicycle is worth every penny of the LL Bean model(s) price. Just make sure your child, boy or girl, is ready to use their own power to propel it. November 30, 2011

Rated 2 out of 5�by dpardito Underwhelmed My first bike was a Schwinn, wanted to keep up the tradition with my daughter who liked the puprle version of this bike. Bike is over-engineered. It's heavy, really heavy for a 4 year old. She has a hard time getting it going and maintaining speed on inclines, and she's an athletic little girl. The chain rattles and clicks inside the chain cover, it's loud and distracting. The video's of her first bike ride have no audio...just lots of rattling and clicking. After much frustration, and lots of clickety-clacking down the driveway, we headed to a large toy store chain and bought a bike that was 1/2 the price but twice as easy to ride. Will it last as long? Who cares, she'll outgrow either of them in a few years anyway. The Ridgerunner will be going back to LL Bean. Save your money and get something else. August 13, 2011

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