Glerc Little Miss Kids Girls Bike 12-20 Inch for 2-8 Years Old Little Girls Vintage Retro Style Bicycles with Training Wheels and Bell

We have owned 6 of these bikes and they have been great. One of the brake handles broke when the bike fell over and the support team responded the same day and sent a replacement handle.All the bikes have been as advertised and easy to assemble.

This is the second bike that we bought of this brand for our granddaughters. Great bike, easy to put together, and well-loved.

This bike ended up being better than anticipated. The reviews varied, so I was hesitant to purchase initially, but I'm happy that I picked it up. The assembly was super easy, the instructions are clear and easy to follow and even though I used my own tools, it comes with a nice selection for anyone that may need them for building the bike or future maintenance.Some silicone grease can help with assembly and function but it's not included. Otherwise, once complete you'll only need to adjust the seat and handlebar height as well as the lever positions to the rider. Air up the tires and you're ready to ride.Probably the most difficult part will be adjusting the front brake (maybe the rear too if yours is not adjusted properly) simply because linear pull brakes can be a little finicky, but even-so, we're talking another couple minutes.After a couple rides I'd grab your tools and verify everything is still tight and adjusted properly just like you'd do with any other bike, pre-assembled or not.The color (white) was applied well, no scratches, dings or bubbles. All parts are durable and worth the price of the bike. The multiple speed shift selector had me a little concerned that it would take a bit of time for my kiddo to get used to, along with now using hand brakes, but they picked it up right away. I'm told the seat is very comfortable as-is the rider position. We opted for the rear rack as well, which comes in handy all the time.I'd say this bike is well worth the price and if taken care of, should last for a long time. Should anything change, I will update this review.

Took for ever to get, but my daughter loves it. Wasn’t too difficult to build if you have experience putting things together. One of the wheel reflector clamps was broken. The box was very dented up, but the bike was fine because of the wrapping inside to protect most parts. The handle bars and seat post were easily adjusted to my daughter’s height and reach..

It is a good bicycle for my daughter. I highly recommend it for tall kids

This bike looks SO cool. That's why I bought it for my daughter.However, it arrived with defective/broken parts.After spending 90 minutes assembling the bike, the final step was to put together the brakes. The rear brake was faulty. It did not work. I took the bike to a repair shop. The whole braking system needed to be replaced.The gears also did not work.I was told the bike would not be safe for my daughter to ride.

Rear derailleur limiter was not set correctly. The rear derailleur kept jumping the largest cog and it jammed on the spokes. It was easily bent. I bought a brand new derailleur with the same Shimano brand and model. That's when I realized the Shimano part that came with the bike was a cheap fake. The brand logo of Shimano was a sticker on the silver metal piece. The authentic one was imprinted on the black anodized metal piece. The cheap fake part was not durable.

I was very pleasantly surprised, this is so, so much better than a department store bike. We got the 24 inch for my neighbor's little girl since she had outgrown her garbage walmart bike and her mom couldn't afford a new bike. I did a lot of research, I wanted something she liked, but also had gears so she could climb the hills around our neighborhood, and was made decently so I could actually maintain the thing for the 2-4 years until she outgrows it.Out of the box, it needed really nothing. Setup was a breeze, the derailleur shifted great right out of the box with no tuning needed, the wheels were true, the headset smooth and not loose, brakes felt good enough, no stripped anything, and it's just the right size for an 11 year old girl, she has a fair amount of room to grow with it.Still, if you're not familiar with tuning up a bicycle, just take it to a bike shop and pay them to set it up. Your kid will appreciate it. This bike is worth the investment, it's so much better than cheap walmart trash.And for god's sakes, get your kid a REAL, GOOD HELMET that they like the style of. Your kid's head is worth $50-100. Pick out a few different helmets with MIPS protection and let them pick the one they like. The style that goes with this bike is going to be by the brand "thousand" and their helmets are very high quality, and a kid about the size of the 24 inch bike will easily fit a small size.