RoyalBaby Chipmunk Kids Bike with Dual Handbrake, Training Wheels & Bell for Boys and Girls

I read previous reviews and others have said they had difficulty getting training wheels, but that applied to models other than this one. The listing for this bike said training wheels were included. They were not. I contacted Target customer service over a period of 67 days. The first said I had to fill out special forms. The email with the forms never arrived, the second contacted Spreetail who said they'd send training wheels. They never arrived. I contacted Target a third time. That agent said if they don't arrive within a week to call again. I waited 2 more weeks. The last agent contacted Spreetail again. they said they were out of stock on training wheels. Becuase of this delay my son hasn't been able to ride his bike almost all summer. Thanks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very happy to receive RoyalBaby Chipmunk Explorer 16" Bike w/Training Wheels & Kickstand in Blue and orange color. It is from influenster in exchange for my honest review. The color and design of the bike make it is a very cool bike, my 4 years old love it. I personally like it too. I have car in blue and orange as well. It is easy to assemble. It can be used as balanced bike ( take of training wheels and pedal), training bike with training wheels. My kid tried the bike, and found it a little too big. I am going to try a shorter, less angled handlebar stem. In other words, this bike will grow with my kid for a few years. I tried the bike and it didn't break, so it is very sturdy and well welding. The bike is not lightweight, it is really heavy for its small size, I was surprised that the frame is made by aluminum. I thought that Aluminum is much lighter than steel. There is some missing components ( items W to cover the nuts was not included but I think it can survive without). Over all, it is a good bike for beginner and budget friendly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My little one asked to switch his bike for a while now so I did my research and got this Chipmunk explorer 16” kids bike. And we all fell in love. It was very easy to set up, as a mom I also love that it has the training wheels because our kid is still not comfortable driving without the support. It seems to be durable and the wheels are high quality. Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This bike is way nicer than I was expecting. It’s really sturdy, and actually kind of heavy. It’s a matte paint which have a very nice look. My son loves that it comes with a bell.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you Influenster for the great gift. My 4 year old one hated riding his old bike because had trouble pedaling. She has no problem with this wonderful bike. And I’m Very happy with the initial quality of the bike. Solid, nice features . Smooth bearings , nice paint job and good quality welding. Have not tried it out yet. my kiddos really likes the bike. Highly recommended

Didn’t include training wheels as described

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had planned on giving this to my grandson for Christmas. However, when he visited last weekend I couldn't resist giving it to him. The bike was very easy to assemble and it looks great. We started with the training wheels. However, I am sure they will come off in a few weeks. My grandson said it is the coolest bike ever. I am sold!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was excited to get this bike for my five-year-old and he was excited to ride it. Was very concerned that I put the training wheels on because he did not want to fall. The bike is for the most part fairly easy to assemble most of it is just common sense but you do need to instructions. The most difficult parts were putting the rear reflector light on the bike as it's a bit tricky to get it screwed on. Also I don't really like that the front reflector light does not sit center it off to the side because of the way the bike is made. I would suggest maybe turning the clip sideways so that the rearview mirror can be screwed on to the middle pole of the front of the bike . The Bell is not a traditional Bell which is kind of disappointing but the five-year-old loves that it's a bill so it doesn't matter. The training wheels are also a bit tricky. We put them as low as they would go but sometimes when he's turning in the grass the back tire just spins and he has to get off and push The bike off of the grass because the training wheels don't really offer any traction so that he can go we haven't found a fix for that . But he doesn't care he loves that he has a bike. I would recommend it definitely as a starter bike but I think as far as the trading wheels of go that being a big issue to me I would probably go with a different version of this bike or just a different bike altogether I would recommend it to somebody who is looking for something affordable and simple and basic