Huffy 12"/16" Kids Bikes with EZ Build, Ages 3+, Multiple Colors

This bike was easy to put together! I did it by myself! I bought it for my 3 year old Granddaughter. She doesn't peddle yet but she will be soon. She loves her new "big girl" bike.

The bike is great, but you’ll need great strength to set it up.

Got this for my boy 2nd birthday and he loves it!!! The seat is adjustable so he can reach the pedals now and I can tell he will grow with it. Highly recommend it!

Besides the seat having a puncture on it from how it’s packaged, everything else seemed great. Bought it for Christmas for my daughter and didn’t open to assemble until the day before so we didn’t have time to order a replacement. Contacted huffy so waiting to hear back.

This was so easy to assemble and it's sturdy for sure

I bought this bike for my 5 year old. He loves it! He wishes it had a water bottle but otherwise no complaints!

I bought two of these: this one, and another one (purple). It seems unnecessary to review both of them but I might because I hate this bike so much. It was easy to assemble, which was great, and then within a week of light use it started falling apart. My kids are new to bike riding so they aren't doing any daredevil jumps or anything, just up and down and around the driveway. Week after week, I have had to put the chain back on and rebuild the pedal assembly. The problem is that the pedal assembly is extremely poorly made, doesn't snugly fit in the housing, and so it wobbles and the whole thing falls apart. My kids both have gotten hurt over and over as well. At this point, after re-building many times, the nuts are starting to strip. The company has sent me a replacement interior collar, as one of the ones in my daughter's bike was missing a ball bearing. But it doesn't matter, the replacements break as well. Compounding the problem, many of the parts are riveted rather than screwed on, so you can't really even take it apart easily. It's a cheap piece of junk and not worth the money or time invested in rebuilding it over and over again. And meanwhile my kids are constantly coming in upset that their bikes are broken again.

One of the bolts to hold the training wheels on is stripped so it will not tighten on to stay upright (it’s at a 45 degree angle and make the bike almost unrideable). He still thinks it’s awesome and we are trying to find a replacement bolt.