Brilrider Balance Bike | Highest Selling Balance Bike | for 1-5 Year-Olds | Pedal-Free | No Brakes | Makes Living Fun (Blue)

Although I always wish if it was less pricey and would have give an option to add the peddle, the product is wirth the money and I still loved how my 2 year old son got used to this in a single day. Very good product for toddlers to learn the balancing, a head turner if you are going with your toddler in a walking track of any park. I am confident that my son would be able to learn the peddle cycle balancing really quick. The only thing is once the toddler is used to it, you better be ready to run to keep up with him. A good exercise to both of you. Thanks for this product. Really happy with it.The stickers kind of started peeling off, after 6 months in different weather conditions, Decals or Spray paint graphics would have been better.

Get your kid the best gift, dont even look at those tricycles n scooters till 3 year of age.. We wasted 1 tricycle before moving to bril rider. My 2 and a half year old kid took to it like fish is to water. He was zooming around within 3 days and the apartment gang was astonished at the maturity the kid showed in handling the bike in no time. Best purchase ever and the quality is way better than btwin balance bike in decathlon for a 1000 bucks more.

Received the delivery very quickly (within 3 days of placing the order). The packaging was fine. The cycle was partly assembled beforehand, so not a lot of effort was needed to assemble it. Though, I feel that the assembly instructions were not made for normal laymen. If you are not aware of the terms used, and are not able to understand the engineering drawings of the assembly, you are going to have a tough time figuring out the exact assembly. Also, the assembly instructions were for assembling the entire cycle, and not just finishing the half assembly. It can get you slightly confused initially.Feedback for the seller: Please try to give photos of items in the packaging, and what you call them - and even have photos/sketches for the assembly steps. the 2-dimensional drawings may not be understood by everyone.The seat that I got was slightly difficult to tighten, and I had to use an external spanner for the same. The spanner provided was too thin and would hurt the hands when force was applied beyond a particular level. In fact, my seat was still not tight enough, and eventually I managed to spoil the screw windings trying to tighten it too much.But for the product - it is awesome!! My son (almost 3 yrs now) was initially just walking/running with the cycle between his legs. The seat height is to be adjusted to a level such that after sitting on it, the legs reach the ground, and there is a slight bent in the knee (given in the instructions). I had to talk him into sitting on the seat and taking him around supporting him for a couple of days. Soon, he got the idea, and started pushing the cycle ahead by himself. I think in 4-5 sessions of 20-30 mins each, he is now able to go at a decent speed by himself, but he still can't balance for more than a couple of seconds. But I am not worried about it, and am sure that he'll pick up the balancing part soon as well.The cycle quality is pretty good. It is lightweight, and has almost no parts which would hurt the kid if he falls along with the cycle.The interesting thing was hearing all the comments from folks in the society who were asking where the pedals were :)

Our son was about 22 months when we bought it. we had seen similar ones from chicoo and Hamleys but decided on this cos our son is smaller in size. Our son loves it!He is the cool kid on the block. ravlcing with kids on actuall cycles. while older kids still use their cycles with support wheels our lil fellow already has cycle balance. If ur child wants a cycle and hes stable on his feet then this is for u. dont bother investing in a tricycle. just get the bril balance bike. absolutely worth the investment.

Poor workmanship. Plastic parts covering the bolts kept on breaking off. Handle has to fixed by a nut and bolt which is not your usual screw nut but just covers the round pipe making it really difficult to make it firm. Have to check again and again in case its coming out lose. Also bottom of the seat is like an unstitched cloth. Its a simple balance bike, how can they make a mess of this ?

While the bike is nice, the quality of materials is very poor for the price charged for it. Finishing is also not good.

The Brill rider cycle is the best balancing cycle for a child for their first balancing ride on a cycle. Brill rider is made up of metal & rubber wheels. It can be given for a two-year child & they can ride the cycle till there 3-4 years. This cycle will make confidence in the child to ride their upcoming normal cycleI purchased this bike for my sisters' son in 2018 and now for my son in 2021

Just wanted to drop in a quick word of thanks.I first saw the balance bike in UK and had wanted one for my son, who was less than a year old then.Found the Brilrider on Amazon and bought it for his first birthday.Now he has turned two. Since we have seen him grow with the Brilrider it seems very normal to see him paddling around full blast.I think we can confidently move him to a pedal-cycle without any worries. The Bril Rider has suffered many falls, and lots of abuse but it is holding up just fine.Many thanks Team Bril!