Bicycles Reviews

I have been investigating a bike for my 3 year old grandson and came across this one that looked just great. I am so glad that I read the reviews on the bike before I purchased it! I didn't read the "fine" print on the description of the bike [with no brakes], but I always review the reviews and that is where I realized this bike had no brakes. That scared the heck out of me just thinking about my little grandson riding it and not being able to stop it unless he jumped off of it! Thanks for the honesty in other people and the reviews. Whew! That was a close one.

This is a great bike for 18 -36 month olds. You can skip the tricycle and use a 10" bike instead. No brakes - not a big deal. Some people have complained that there are no brakes. In other reviews, one person was afraid that their child would be unable to stop, another person stated a child would not be able to stop at an intersection, and yet another said a child would have to jump off to stop. I can't stop laughing at these parents. Let's think for a moment (which apparently some reviewers forgot to do). This bike is basically for a 2 yr. old who doesn't even know how to pedal yet let alone learn how to use the brakes. I would be ****** if I would let my 2 yr. old ride up to an intersection and trust him to put on the brakes. You better believe, I would be right there with my hand on the handle bars - acting as the brake (even if I was so stupid as to let a toddler ride through an intersection). Just how fast do you think a two year old who is learning how to pedal will go on a tiny bike? Clearly Radio Flyer did not put brakes on this bike for a reason. I think they are forcing moronic parents (who think their "near babies" can ride bikes like big kids) to be responsible and supervise their children while they learn to PEDAL. If you have bigger kids that are ready for more independence or you would rahter not supervise your child than get a 12" or 16" bike with brakes. Duh!

My son got this bike for his second birthday. He quickly learned to ride it (spent very little time on the trike). It has been his VERY favorite source of entertainment for the past year or so. Unfortunately, tonight the training wheel broke. Actually, the plastic frame around the wheel broke. Perhaps this is due to overexertion. My son REALLY loved riding it. I asked if he wanted a new bike or one just like the old one. He says he wants one just like the old one (he's 4 and not able to ride without the training wheels yet!).

Cute but way too tipsy.My son only wants my husband to push him around because every time he tries to go anywhere on this trike he tips over and also has trouble steering.No fun.Wish I hadn't bought.

I was so impressed with the color and cute look at first but regret so much for buying it because it tips over so easily. If I have another chance, I would look for something that is more balance, wide and low. I will give this toy away soon.

Bought this for our son when he was 18 months old. He's a very physical child and picked up on peddling quite quickly. By 2 yrs old this trike became unsafe. He was going so fast that this trike would constantly tip around corners. Not due to my sons steering but the trike being so "light in the pants". We bought him a 12 inch big boy bike just after his second birthday and he is much safer on that than on this trike.

We have a Womens card group. The lady that started the game left
the area so I needed to order the game. I ordered 2 and received 3. I returned the last one and was credited the purchase price but I had to pay the shipping. No big deal but - There are 21 women in the group. When I orderd two games I did not expect them to be the same cards in each box, thus only 12 of us could [play at a time and I am stuck with two games that are exactly the same. Not a great experience.

My family has played this game for over 30 years. Now I have gotten the chance to show my own children how to play. The game is played like Bingo, only using a deck of cards instead of the traditional numbers (like B2) to "call" the spaces. We have added an additional twist and create pots for the first person to cover the center spot, four corners, four of a kind, etc.

We play this game several times a month during Family Game night. It easily keeps us occupied for 45 minutes to an hour. I highly recommend this game. The game can be played from about age 5 to 95, making it a great choice for families.

Can you buy the poker-keeno
game board separate? We bought
two games and both games have
the same game boards in them.

Cribbage is a classic game of strategy and mathematics, great for all ages. However, this is just a basic board. Its only advantages are the price and that it has three tracks so you can play with three people instead of just two or four. It is pretty cheaply made, with plastic pegs and painted-on tracks. There are much more beautiful boards out there, many with additional scoring features if you really get into playing Cribbage. You can even make your own board, and any deck of cards will work. Bottom line: okay starter board for beginners.

Cribbage is a really fun game. It is my favorite game.

I love the board but, all advertising claims it to come with a deck of Bycicle cards but in reality it only comes with a deck of Pavillion cards.

This is probably the least durable helmet that I have had. I did not know that they would make something for kids this flimsy!