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What they write on the website is all true. It’s more good from the age of 2.5-3, but then it’s great. In a week, the child will learn to ride on two wheels with it. The long tube is worth buying and can be used smoothly until you are 5 years old. You can immediately transfer from it to a 16-wheel bike without a spare wheel. And in the meantime, the inevitable falls will happen with this lightweight low bike. It also facilitates transport with a baby who has just grown out of a stroller. At the age of 3, after a few days of practice, he can do 1-2 km at an adult walking pace. It’s so easy that the kid can put it on the bench smoothly, take it down a few steps alone. And you can teach it to drive safely without having to run after it. Disadvantage: not very transportable on public transport (meaning that the child's hand must be grasped in the meantime). What I still really like is that they don’t follow the “throw away and buy a new one” principle. There are also parts ordering and assembly instructions on the website, in a really dad-friendly way. In a familiar family, 3 children were served by a schoolboy, but it is also easy to sell when used. I can only say a negative about the accessories: - the lamp is essential, but I think it's a little overpriced - the basket is more on the way and everything pops out of it - I think the bell is especially dangerous, because the ring distracts the child from the road - which would be good: a shoulder strap that allows the parent to carry the bike without a hand (it would help a lot, for example, to get on the bus) In total, I think one of the best investments for a small child is HUF 13,000.