How tall are your kids? My Grandson is 37-1/2" tall and we don't know if the seat is low enough for a 14-1/2" inseam.
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I think this bike would be too tall for him. I'd select a bike with a smaller wheel size. Our kids are five, and tall for their age, and I don't think they could have been riding this much sooner. Our kids are 42"+.
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My son is 43" and 4 years old. He rides it just fine. ☺ The seat can be adjusted in heighth.
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Not sure if this helps or not, but my son is 42" tall, and fits on this bike perfectly. He's fit just fine since the day we bought it, about 6 months ago.
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Most definitely. My son is 2 and measures roughly 37inches in height. His heel doesn't touch the ground yet plus he doesn't sit fully on the seat. There is definitely some room for growth
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i want to say my grandson was 5 1/2 months at the time and he was a little to short at the time but by the time he was 6 months he was able to start pushing himself around, i want to say 26 or 26.5 inches for feet to be touching, i hope this answers your questions but he grew right into in a week or so...if you need anything else please dont hesitate to ask :) he was using also for sitting up so it did come in handy for something else to do, my daughter loved it and so did he, kept him busy.....
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On mine, the minimum stride-inseam (from pedal at bottom to seat) is 24.5 inches. Seat is minimum of 30.5 inches from ground.
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I bought this for my grandson who is 4. The back adjusts for different heights and my grandson is on the short side.
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I would say too tall. I am 5'2" and I barely fit. Not sure how old your son is but I would add that this is designed for early elementary age children.
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My grandson is slightly taller than that and it is fine for him. I believe you adjust it for height. How long it will work for is another question.
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Hi Makayla...we bought this for my son right before he turned 14 and he loved it. I don't know how tall you are but he is about 5 ft tall and my only concern was that he would outgrow it a bit quickly. I think he still rides it and enjoys it! Good luck!
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Mine is 38" tall and he can reach the pedals just fine. But I'd say if your child is less than 36" tall he/she may have some trouble reaching.
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My grandson is about the same height and he fit fine although he had trouble figuring out how to pedal the truck. As far as how much use he'll get out of it, judging by my grandson I give a year or two not much more if that long.
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I think for a good two more years, I don't know what size she is but our grandson is 4 and weighs 70 lbs is is pretty tall he fits really good on this and I am sure he will for a long time the seat adjust and so does the handle bars so as he grows we can adjust those for he comfort.Its really nice because we can go on the street and I don't have to worry about him.
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My grandson is 4 1/2 and just over 40 inches tall. I think he has a good couple more years of fun left.
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I don't know the demensions, and it might be stretching it if they are on the tall side. When I bought this my nephew was 2.
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As I bought two different child forms, I'll give you both. The tallest form (53") has an inseam of 25". The small form (42") has an inseam of 19".
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We bought it for my Granddaughters who are almost 5 and 3, they fit fine...but my other Granddaughter who is almost 7, and considered average height, can drive it, but it is getting tight for her legs, and for her brother who is almost 9 it's very tight, knees really bent up (not that he will drive it, "it's pink" :-) )
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The bike is short to the ground - we purchased for my son for his 3rd birthday and it does help for it to be low to the ground as the feet have to do all the work. There is a big difference between the 12" to 16" but the 16" will definitely last him longer. My son is in 3T clothing and the 12" bike is a good size for him. If your grandson is bigger - I would probably look at the bigger bike that he will grow into?
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My 5 year old is 42 in and we went with the 14 in. Which was perfect. With the seat in the lowest setting she is still about 1/2 an inch from having her feet flat on the ground. She should be able to ride the 14 in for another 2 years I'd say. It's tempting to go with the larger size since they can use it longer, but a bigger/heavier bike is more difficult to learn to ride on if your kid is still learning to ride w/o training wheels. Im very happy I went with the 14 in