JOYSTAR Little Daisy Kids Bike for Girls Boys Ages 2-7 Years, 12 14 16 Inch Girls Bikes with Doll Bike Seat & Streamers, Boys Bike with Flag & Number Plate, Multiple Colors

Out of the box- Build quality seems excellent. Style and fit and finish are great. Everything went together fine. All hardware was included but could get confusing if you have never assembled a bike. The basket was a bit of a challenge with the front reflector, but it worked out OK. The doll seat mounts to the seat pole, so you have to raise the seat up quite a bit to install it. I had to go back and raise the handlebars to match the seat height. The instructions are a little vague, with NO fender instructions. Plan to look at the Amazon photos, especially on the reflectors, fenders, and doll seat, it will make your life much easier. Front brakes on bicycles are never easy to adjust quickly, it takes time and patience. Once dialed in, they worked fine. Overall, the bike appears to be no different than larger brand names, and it's as cute as can be. We'll see how it operates tomorrow, but I don't expect any issues.

The OYSTAR Little Daisy bike is a wonderful first bike for young kids. The frame feels solid and well-built, with smooth welds and bright, cheerful paint that really stands out. It comes mostly pre-assembled, and the remaining setup is simple—just attach the handlebars, seat, and training wheels. All the parts lined up perfectly, which isn’t always the case with kids’ bikes. The included training wheels feel sturdy and keep the bike stable for beginners, and the handlebar basket and little rear doll seat are sweet touches that kids love. The seat is nicely padded and easily adjustable as your child grows. The 12-, 14-, and 16-inch options make it easy to pick the right size, and the handbrakes and coaster brake combination help kids learn safe stopping without frustration. It’s clearly designed with both safety and fun in mind. The ride is smooth, the tires grip well, and the look is charming enough to make any kid proud to show it off. Bottom line: A well-made, easy-to-assemble starter bike that blends durability, safety, and personality. Perfect for a first “real bike.”

Super cute and sturdy. Super hard to put it together. Instructions are not complete.

It is really cute. I love the basket and the baby doll seat, my 4 year old daughter takes her baby every bike ride now and always asks, "How's baby doing back there?" Just a couple issues; there's little end piece on the hand-brake wire came off right away and so it is all frayed now and I still haven't been able to get the hand-brake right so she just doesn't use it for now. Also in the beginning her wheel kept slipping, but I adjusted her training wheels up a little and that seemed to do the trick. It was kind of hard for me to put together, but nothing more than expected if you're handy. That's pretty much it, my daughter LOVES it. Oh, and I actually purchased the 12 inch for my daughter's 4th birthday, and it was definitely too small so I got the 14 inch and it is just almost too big which is fine because it'll be perfect very soon and she can ride it just fine. She is about 33-34lbs and 3'3" if that helps anybody. All in all great bike, good price. 👍

Quite the surprise for my 2 year old granddaughter. Perfect! Nana won the gold with this one. Package well, easy assembly and looks just like the picture.

An absolutely adorable, barely rideable contraption, this little bike got me my daughter's adoration Christmas morning. The basket, baby seat, color and streamers were worthy of excited shriek of joy. That said, the situation of the bike is....not great. The wheels have so much runout that I never even tried to true the wheel, and the brakes are consequently misaligned so badly that there's no way to get consistent pad contact on the rim. It scarcely matters, though: the bike is so blasted heavy that my daughter isn't going to struggle to pedal anywhere that gains elevation, so there can't be any downhills on the other side, plus it has a coaster brake in the rear hub. This thing seriously weighs as much or more than my own extra large frame pedal bike. Perhaps that means it will be indestructible, but it's disappointing because my daughter is SOOOO excited to ride it, but it's a heavy son of a gun. Also, the seat seems to be off an adult sized bike and has spring supports in it; total overkill for a 3-4 year old. Nevertheless, they didn't skimp any on the pig iron that went into the frame of this thing, something I was reminded of while trying to wrangle it during assembly. It's not going to break, that's for sure, and the weld quality, paint thickness and coverage, and chrome plate all seemed surprisingly good. The colors, I'm told, at least by my 3 year old, are "perfect, pink, and pretty," so they hit the bullseye in that respect. The chain is the only moving part other than the brakes which make noise, and its surprisingly quiet.

Great bike my daughter LOVES it Took forever to put together but it’s great she’s 5 link is her fave color and so easy for her to ride around!

I’m really disappointed by this experience. I’ve spent nearly three hours on Christmas trying to assemble this bike, and unfortunately it’s been extremely frustrating and ultimately impossible to finish. None of the nails, bolts, or washers were separated into labeled bags — everything was thrown together in one box. On top of that, I’m missing multiple essential pieces, including nails, washers, and bearing kits, which completely stopped the build. To make matters worse, the manual and the YouTube video are not aligned. The order of steps in the book differs from the video, and the manual itself lacks the level of detail needed to follow along accurately. Even as someone who is very handy and comfortable assembling things, this build was unnecessarily complicated. My father even commented that this bike is far more complex than the bikes we grew up with — and we had many. The provided wrench also added to the difficulty, as it combines multiple nail sizes into one tool, which made the process more stressful and inefficient. What saddens me most is that I spent a large part of a holiday trying to put this together instead of fully enjoying time with my child — only to be unable to finish because of missing parts. My daughter kept asking when the bike would be done, and it was really disappointing not to be able to complete it. The bike itself is very cute, which makes this even more frustrating. I’m truly hoping to hear back from your team as soon as possible so this can be resolved quickly.