16 Inch Kids Bike with Detachable Doll Seat and Removable Training Wheels

The bike

A metal frame in pink and purple with a doll seat mounted high behind the rider, streamers from both grips, a cushioned saddle and two removable training wheels.

The maker's dimensions panel

The table reads: 16 inch wheels, a saddle of 22 to 25 inches, a handlebar of 30 to 31 inches, a rider age of about 4 to 7 years and a bike weight of 23 lb. The note under it asks you to measure the child's inseam and compare it with the saddle height.

The doll seat comes off

It is held by a clip the maker marks push to remove, so the seat can go when the passenger stage ends. The bike underneath is unchanged.

Three inches of seat post on the 16 inch row of the maker's panel.

An inch at the bars, adjusted separately.

A published figure, which most listings at this size do not give.

Push to remove, so it does not have to stay on the bike forever.

Front, rear and in the wheels, and the wheel pair is the one visible from the side.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused and in the original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

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No inseam band is published, so the 22 inch saddle floor is the number to measure against.

The doll seat is mounted high behind the rider and unclips when it is no longer wanted.

The maker pictures speed bumps, cement, boardwalk and grass, on nylon rubber tires they call puncture proof.

What we stand behind

• The wheel size, saddle height, handlebar height, rider age, overall size and 23 lb bike weight here are the manufacturer's own published figures for the 16 inch.
• The manufacturer prints ASTM International and CPSC with CPSIA marks on their dimensions panel. We repeat that as their claim and quote no certificate number, because none is published.
• No helmet is included. A helmet belongs on every ride, and eight Canadian provinces have helmet legislation, three of them for riders under 18.
• This is a bike for supervised riding on paths, driveways and parks, never on a road.
• The written specification block on this listing describes the 14 inch: size S, 14 inch wheels, a 21.5 to 24 in saddle, 27.5 to 29 in bars, ages 3 to 5, an 80 lb load and a 21 lb bike weight. The maker's own dimensions panel and the product title both give this item as the 16 inch, so the 16 inch row is what is published.
• No load capacity is published for the 16 inch, so none is stated.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.

Is this the 14 inch or the 16 inch?

The 16 inch. The maker's dimensions panel and the title both say 16, while the written specification block on the listing describes the 14 inch.

What is the saddle range?

22 to 25 inches, from the 16 inch row of the maker's panel.

Does the doll seat come off?

Yes, the maker marks the clip push to remove.

What is the load capacity?

None is published for the 16 inch, so we state none. The 14 inch figure on this listing is 80 lb.