Seeing so many people feel the bike was too big for a two year old. Is it possible to lower the seat even more IF you are able to add another hole?
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The seat is already almost touching the frame, so I would say not much, if at all. I would add that this is not a bike you sit on like a normal bike: the child needs to be able to stand over the seat and walk or run and then sit down on the seat. If the child is too small they have to sit when they are pushing and that is not comfortable. I tried having my 4 year old use it last year but she was too small. This year, at 5, it is much better and she enjoys it.
1378997
My daughter has been using the bike since she was 3 and she is extremely petite for her age (smallest in her class). She used it quite well. We never tried to add another hole. Sorry.
1057851
Yes . The handle bars and neck is high so your child could probably get 2 years worth of riding
1122725
I think you would be better off taking pedals off bigger bike. My child is 8, 66 pounds and has almost outgrown this. She is probably on a 20-24 inch bike now.
1743106
I bought this for my 2-year old. The seat definitely goes down low enough for two-year old height. She loves putting things in the little pouch in front and LOVES the water bottle. Developmentally, she wasn't quite ready for a bike right at 2. She's slowly learned to peddle and propel herself a little, but at 2.5, she's still not strong enough to peddle unless we are on even pavement. We use the back handle a lot. I'm hoping this bike will grow with her for a couple more years. It's a solid choice, but you might also consider a balance bike (without peddles) to ease your child into the world of bicycles. I bought this for my 2-year old. The seat definitely goes down low enough for two-year old height. She loves putting things in the little pouch in front and LOVES the water bottle. Developmentally, she wasn't quite ready for a bike right at 2. She's slowly learned to peddle and propel herself a little, but at 2.5, she's still not strong enough to peddle unless we are on even pavement. We use the back handle a lot. I'm hoping this bike will grow with her for a couple more years. It's a solid choice, but you might also consider a balance bike (without peddles) to ease your child into the... » Read More I bought this for my 2-year old. The seat definitely goes down low enough for two-year old height. She loves putting things in the little pouch in front and LOVES the water bottle. Developmentally, she wasn't quite ready for a bike right at 2. She's slowly learned to peddle and propel herself a little, but at 2.5, she's still not strong enough to peddle unless we are on even pavement. We use the back handle a lot. I'm hoping this bike will grow with her for a couple more years. It's a solid choice, but you might also consider a balance bike (without peddles) to ease your child into the world of bicycles. « Show Less
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No, unfortunately not. It sits low enough though to allow for the child to push the bike with his or her feet though until they learn to peddle. It's an awesome little tricycle though. I wish I had one this nice when I was a kid... Best of luck with what ever bike you decide on.
1270164
No, I don't think so. I bought mine for a 2 1/2 yr. old plus there is an adjustable seat - 3 positions- I like the tall flag for safety reasons when they ride around, too.
483658
This will be a little too big for a 2 year old. My grandson is 3 years old and he can pedal going straight forward but his legs are too short when turning. I think there is a smaller version.
18067
If I am not mistaken they are. my guess is it will be a little big for a two year old. my son at four was with the chair half way up, when he just started, mainly for confidence. pretty fast we took the chair all the way up. he is four and 8 months and he still enjoys them, even though he outgrown the bike. it really depends on the kid's nature (and his parents) whether he/she will succeed at such a young age. but you can't stop time and by he age of 3-3.5 most of the kids will handle such bike easily.
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At about age six it's probably time to move to a bigger bike. My 7 year old still rides his, but he's tiny for his age and it's really too small.
1339607
Not SUGGESTED...2 yo would grow into it but NOT sized for the avg 2 yo. Shorter legs can not maneuver holes to climb. This company has other great climbing products. Our 3 yo required assist of boosts to get to top throughout the summer.
2022807
I am 5'2 and have one. It it a stretch to reach the pedals. I have to wear shoes with a thick sole in order for my feet to make the rotation. I find that my back hurts after riding mine because it stretches me to an unnatural position while riding. I have even ordered another seat, which was very expensive, thinking that it might help. So NO, they don't take short people into consideration when building their bikes. If you could lower the seat, it would be ideal.
1150362
You cannot raise or lower the actual seat. You can only adjust the (adult) handle that is used to push the bike.
337158
You can remove the seat, then pull the lever in front of the bike to fold the handlebars down. Removing the seat folding the handlebars is not a long-term solution, in my opinion. If you just needed to shrink those 2 inches occasionally, then it should be fine. As I said,,, if you're going to do it on a regular basis, then this is not the bike for you. If I'm being completely honest, I purchased this is as a toy, and it fits in that category very well
2002257
maybe.... My 2 1/2 year old rides it all over. I think by 5 she will need something bigger. Hope this helps
68460
Somewhat. My little one is tall for his age, and needed to sit up straighter. So I pulled the handlebar up a bit and tightened the screws. It has been just fine for him, with no further adjustment needed.
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I don't think so- my son is 2.5 and the bike fits him well with some growing room- but it is too small for my five year old. I think that, at 4, it'd be useable for her but would be outgrown soon.
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Yes. I bought it for my grandson, but of course his dad had to try too. I believe the seat can be adjusted. I got it to last through his growing.