can you tell me the heigh of the handlebar so maybe I can figure out what height I need for my almost 4 yr old Grand-daughter,
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I'm sorry I can't tell you because it broke :( My 3yr old loved it! She always loader it up with to many toys and it kept bending at the bottom where the L shape is. It just kept bending down and we would bend it back until it broke completely.
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My grandaughter was 3 yrs old. It fit her fine, however, it was almost impossible to turn the handle bars.
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HI Jorge. i can not because i did not measure it. You might be able to get a close estimate by how it is packed which i can describe. The front wheel handle bars and seat are removed and placed on the side of the frame. So the length is from the back of the rear wheel to the front forks. I would also add 6 more inches to that distance. The width in approximately 8 inches. The height is unknown by me but if you added 8 inches to the length of the front forks to the handle bar post you should have a good estimate for that. Hope that helps.
1072002
Hard to measure this bike, as it doesn't have your conventional seat and top tubes. It's 23" from the seat tube to the steering tube. I don't know if that helps you. I often add a set of "antlers" to the handlebars, as I prefer sitting upright most of the time cause I'm top heavy and it wears on the shoulders. That can add an extra couple inches if you adjust them forward a bit.
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From the ground to the top of the handle bar is 30". My daughter received this stroller for Christmas a month after her 5th birthday. She is now 6 and 48" tall and still uses it. My opinion is that a 4 year old will have no problems with it. If she is like my daughter, the bigger the better anyway. My daughter wanted a real baby stroller when she got this one.
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I agree with Linda O., check out sbyke's website to know for sure. I ride my son's sbyke ( he's only 6 and tiny so we used the shorter handlebar extension ) and I'm 5'4". A person 5'10" should be fine riding it using the longer extension that's included.
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The green youth size is supposed to be for 35" and up. It was too tall for my son at 34". The mfg. website says that the handlebar height adjusts from 19" to 25", so to double-check, measure the distance from his wrist to the floor. (The handlebar should be at wrist height when he uses it.)
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On my girlfriends bike it's 19" although the handlebars are adjustable by 1"-2" and the seat bracket has some adjustment to it as well. I'm guessing you can make that as short as 17" or as long as 21" depending on how you adjust seat and handlebars.
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No idea. Finally gave up on it, tossed it, and ordered a different bike. Once the B R F Bike broke--there was no fixing it. The handlebar contraptions kept coming off no matter how we tried to toghten them. Sorry to disappoint.
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I don't have it in front of me, but it seems as though it's ~2 feet tall. Also think it may have been adjustable. Our 2nd grandson started getting on the trapoline at ~9 months old. His older brother would hold his hands and help him bounce. Neither one of the boys used the handle bar much at all.
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The handlebar can be adjusted to bend lower. At it's lowest it's exactly 2ft from the ground and at it's heighest it's 30". It's 1' wide. It's really a great toy stroller. Very sturdy and everything is easily adjustable. Holds lots of stuff for their toys--and my daughter def crams a lot of stuff in there! Hope it works for your girl. She'd love it too.
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My granddaughter is also tall. She is still riding it but the seat and handle bars have been raised. It has been a great toy!
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I'm nowhere near 6' 4", but the handlebars are adjustable for height. More important than height is the weight limit; make sure you're not over 300 pounds (or don't plan on packing stuff that would make the combined weight over 300 pounds).
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I would recommend she be at least 3' 7" tall. The height from the ground to the seat is approximately 2' 3" completely assembled, although the upper frame bar that goes from the seat to the handlebars is a few inches lower than the seat. If she will be learning on this bike, these are the numbers I would recommend, but if she is already riding a smaller bike, she could ride this being slightly smaller than the numbers I give here. Our Granddaughter ferris loves hers, and she is approximately 3' 10" tall.
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Height is not adjustable. It's approx 25 inches from the footplate to the handle bar level. Our son is a 52" 10 year old and it suits him fine but much smaller kids in the street ride it fine too. You probably wouldn't want to be much taller.
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I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump. Hope that helps. I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump.... » Read More I can't really tell you an age range, but I will tell you that we bought it for our 95th percentile in height 6 year old and it was too tall for her to feel comfortable (stable) enough to start and stop on her own. She was able to learn how to ride with a parent handle bar attached to the back, but the height set her back on learning to start/stop on her own, so we ended up buying her an 18 inch bike. It was our bad because we jumped from a 16 inch bike to this 20 inch bike. The 16 inch was way too small for her, so we were originally afraid that the 18 inch would not be a big enough jump. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I bought this for my 5 year old son who at the time last year was 47 inches tall. He was able to ride it using his tip toes and stretching to reach the handle bars. He is 6 now and 52 inches and still hasn't used the handle break. Hope this helps.