Razor RipRider 360 Caster Trike for Kids Ages 5+ - Lightweight, Rubber Handlebars, Steel Frame, for Riders up to 160 lbs

My grandson loves doing 360 with this big wheeel

I got this Razor RipRider 360 Caster Trike for my son for Christmas, and it has been a huge hit! It’s lightweight yet durable with a steel frame and comfortable rubber handlebars, making it perfect for a kid aged 5+ who loves to ride. This trike has already seen hours of use, and my son has sooooo much fun riding it around. Not only does it perform great, but it’s also a head turner—everyone who sees it says it looks like a blast. Money well spent!

Awesome Razor my grandson loved this!! Great value perfect selection.

Our neighbors love to ride it, and it is very fun and spinny

My 6 year old grandson loves this has so much fun riding it. I’ve had it over a year now and it’s going strong very well made and sturdy. This gets him outside. I only wish I could ride it!!!! Easy to assemble.

Assembly went very well, but this trike is way too small for my average-height 9-y/o granddaughter. Her knees hit the handlebars when they’re turned. It says age 5-12, but must be an undersized child for this to fit. With a seat that’s not adjustable (and/or steering forks that are not extendable), instead of giving age and weight range, should include maximum height (or seat to pedal leg distance), so that the child isn’t bunched up in the seat and can pedal comfortably. Unless she talks me out of it, I’ll be returning it this week.====================(Next day…..) So…..despite the initial experience of my 9-y/o granddaughter sitting in a “scrunched” position, with her knees near the handlebars, she (& her twin brother) are ok with it. That’s apparently the way the trike is supposed to fit (from what they’re telling me). If they’re ok with it, I’m ok with it. So, we’ll keep the trike (& I’ll up the rating).

Very sturdy great quality bike. Easy to assemble. My grandson loves how it rides and all of the “tricks” he can do while riding.

Got this for granddaughter who is on the spectrum and is unable to coordinate balance and motion to ride a two wheeler. She is nine and absolutely loves this. The only disappointment is that I won't let her ride it when it is lightning outside! It was very easy to put together.