EZ bike

Built to last. Very impressed these Royal baby bikes - ordered Blue -Gray 18" (which to me is kinda liliac more than BLUE.. I feel it could be seen as girlish color to SOME boys so zoom in- I THINK I could go either way but some of the boys here disagree so this is quite subjective ) and 16" Silver - Pink for the grandkids. These are very well built bikes- made to last and have no doubt they will be passed down as the kids grow to there younger siblings. These have front and rear brakes with lever activation at the handle bars - NO BACK pedal brake. The bike is mostly assembled on arrival -DO be careful extracting the bike from the box ( metal staples on the top flap could catch on stuff) Check for all parts on arrival - Tip if gifting in box *** Remove the metal staples and retape for gift giving to avoid damage and hurt fingers or just assemble and put a big bow on it 😀( that's what we will do and always how I got my bikes as a kid;) Assembly consists of putting the seat post and handlebar post in and tightening plus attaching reflectors, bell, and adjusting the angle of the brake levers, seat and handbar heights. Manual is great and easy to understand for adjusting to child and maintenance. It arrives with the pegs in place + pedals in a small box - they are the easiest to swap out!! Just push red button and pull off >Snap the pedals on- this is so cool!! If you've never changed out pedals on another bike...let me tell you.. Tools and bracing are usually required often stripping occurs..so I really LOVE this being so easy. The idea is kids can sit and use as a scooter/ coaster first until they are good at balancing then move up to pedaling+ the ease of changing them out makes it easy to try pedals or switch back as needed or desired in less than 1 minute! The paint , materials , seats, brakes and wheels are all top notch. We are very happy with them 😊 . They look great and I love the handles on the seats !! It make the the bikes easy to pick up and load on racks and even can be used to assist new riders . Everything works as it should . Tip - the Allen bolt tightens the handlebars - NOT THE BIG NUT 👌 Again - also remember to adjust the brakes levers to a natural angle for your childs age. For adults we iften go umder the bar..kids more towards the front even top front - ne sure they can reach the levers easily with out losing grip on the handlebars👍. Read the manual! My Grandkids are all getting Royal Baby bikes for their birthdays ... that's how much we like these bikes -not even looking further on that these are great. They are built as good and in most cases better than any we've looked at locally. I grew up on Schwinns and still have my childhood bikes ;) My son, nieces and nephews all learned on our old bikes, too;) It was TIME to uppy grade to modern bikes 🤣These are lighter than my old Schwinns from 1980's no doubt :). I WOULD not be surprised if these last just as long though -my great grandkids might get to learn on these as well ;) Time will tell. Can definitely recommend this EZ pro model. 👌. Very happy with them. I ordered 18" and 16" the only difference is the size and color .. other features are indentical . 😉 . If you measure the inseam height for the child its very easy to size the bikes -check the decription /pictures for sizing measurements. Company is responsive if you need after sales support, technical support or parts.. etc... Every bike come with Royal Baby book bag too. Not sure how the older kids will like "baby" on their bag , but I think its cute + they are nice bags !

Fantastic little bike! It’s surprisingly well built. We gifted this bike to our 4-year-old. It’s a little big for her right now, but she can still ride it. The colors are cute, and it weighs less than other bikes of its size. I also like how easily the pedals can be removed. We have a very happy 4-year-old!

The balance-to-pedal conversion on this bike is genuinely a great way to learn. Kids start by scooting and building balance, then you add pedals once they're confident. The tool-less quick release makes switching easy, It's a smart design for beginners that skips the training wheel phase entirely. That said, the "lightweight aluminum" marketing is overselling it. This bike is heavy like all the others in this tier, and on a smaller kids bike the weight is more of a problem. Heavier bikes are harder for little ones to control and can slow down the learning process. A Woom is noticeably lighter but costs significantly more. Looks nice in the blue gray color. The styling is clean and age-appropriate, Assembly was quick since it's mostly pre-assembled out of the box. The brakes are soft. Your kid will need to really squeeze to stop on any kind of slope, Something to be aware of if you live in a hilly neighborhood. These bikes are all virtually identical despite whatever the marketing says about special features or materials. There's nothing deluxe here, it's a notch below "good" but perfectly adequate for 2-3 years of use. You're getting something comparable to bikes twice the price at a local retailer, which is fair. Just don't expect Woom-level quality at this price point.

I own more bikes from this brand than I care to admit at this point because I am just so impressed with the quality. They are a fantastic bike that have every feature on the top end, yet the pricing is not terrible compared to other options. No, these are not the cheapest kids bikes you can find, but then again, kids bikes should last through all the children in the house which means they need to be good quality. These are the best quality bikes I have ever seen for kids style bikes. My children's bikes are the envy of all their friends. They are very comfortable to ride and super easy to assemble. This one has a nice white and pink trim great for the age, and i love that it has the hand breaks to prepare children for using handbreaks as they get older (and save a pair of shoes or two as your children won't be using their feet to break). This bike is highly functional and it is a wonderful thing to have in your garage. I cannot speak highly enough of this brand, you are getting a fantastic product with this and I encourage any parents looking buy bikes to look no further, this brand is the perfect blend of quality and utility.

This is the best trainer bike I've ever seen. Aluminum frame so super lightweight, 3 piece crank and premium components. For just gliding you take off the crank with a simple snap lock and same thing goes for putting on the blocks. Assembly took less than 10 minutes and my son absolutely loved it for Christmas. Good size to learn on but still large enough to ride up until 7 or 8. Looks amazing and upu can tell the quality immediately. Easy to adjust the seat and handlebar height with included tools. Super functional bike that takes the place of glider and first bike. Highly recommend.

This is my third RoyalBaby bike, and once again, it doesn’t disappoint. The quality is consistently solid, lightweight, durable, and just plain fun for my son to ride. Watching him zoom around with a huge grin makes it all worth it. Assembly was laughably simple. I had it together in minutes, and honestly, it felt too easy to be true. One feature I really appreciate is how intuitive everything is, even the pedals just lock in place with a quick push and pop off just as easily. That said, if your kid runs into a bigger kid with a grudge, you might want to keep an eye on those removable pedals! Safety-wise, RoyalBaby nailed it again. The brake wires are color-coded, which is such a smart touch which it makes it easy for kids (and parents) to tell which hand controls what. All in all, it’s a well-priced bike that delivers on both fun and functionality. If you’re looking for a great ride for your kid without the hassle, this one’s a no-brainer. I’d definitely buy another.

The color is a beautiful silvery blue and it is very lightweight. The 16” bike is easy to put together. It’s almost tool-less, assembly is very quick. I just put in the handlebars (which are already wired) and seat, and it looked completed. Adjusting probably took more time than assembly. After that I put on the reflectors and bell, and tested out the quick-release pedals. The pedals initially seem like they have to be pushed in pretty hard, but that is not the case, there is a very specific way to align them, once aligned you just push in lightly and they click into place. Pros: 2-in-1 balance to pedal quick-release button (this makes it so easy to make it a balance bike or a pedal bike) Already wired and adjusted hand brakes Reflectors and bell are easy to install (the red reflector installs on the frame to the side of the wheels) Kickstand Easy-to-adjust seat Con: The seat seems a bit small, but it is a very small bike overall. Our little one seems comfortable on it.