XJD Mini Bike 2 Yellow Dragon
10 reviews
Price
$49
$99
Out of stock
Description
XJD Mini Bike 2 Yellow Dragon is an XKIDS listing with product category: Kids Balance Bike; brand: XJD. Review the verified options, fit information and recorded features before choosing a configuration.
Quick product details
- Product category: Kids Balance Bike
- Brand: XJD
- Suggested rider: Boys, Girls
- Suggested age: 10 Months, 1 Year, 1.5 Years, 2 Years, 3 Years
- Suggested rider height: 74–95 cm
- Suggested use: First Bike, Balance Training, Indoor Riding, Outdoor Riding, Recreational Riding
- Color: Blue Horse, Pink Wings, Yellow Dragon
- Available configurations: Blue Horse, Pink Wings, Yellow Dragon
Choosing the right option
Use the recorded size and configuration choices as a starting point, then check the rider's current measurements and control reach.
Compare the exact selected configuration because wheel size, color and included riding features may vary by option.
Setup and everyday use
Before use, an adult should confirm stable mounting, comfortable steering and reliable access to the available stopping controls.
Check all current option labels and product instructions before use. Information that is not shown on this page should be confirmed with customer service rather than assumed.
Specifications
| Product category | Kids Balance Bike |
|---|---|
| Brand | XJD |
| Suggested rider | Boys, Girls |
| Suggested age | 10 Months, 1 Year, 1.5 Years, 2 Years, 3 Years |
| Suggested rider height | 74–95 cm |
| Suggested use | First Bike, Balance Training, Indoor Riding, Outdoor Riding, Recreational Riding |
| Color | Blue Horse, Pink Wings, Yellow Dragon |
| Available configurations | Blue Horse, Pink Wings, Yellow Dragon |
Frequently asked questions
Which option should I choose?
Use the verified option labels above and compare them with the intended user and setting. Confirm any missing measurement before ordering.
Do all configurations include the same features?
Not necessarily. Treat the selected SKU and its displayed details as authoritative because size, color and included parts can vary.
What should I check before first use?
Follow the supplied instructions, confirm correct assembly and adjustment, and inspect the product for loose or damaged parts.
How should this product be cared for?
Use the current care instructions, keep the product clean and dry as directed, and recheck fasteners or adjustments during regular use.
Where can I confirm an unlisted detail?
Contact XKIDS customer service with the product and selected configuration so the team can verify the current information.
Customer reviews
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Melanie The sturdiness was amazing! my niece loved it and won't stop using it.
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Gloria Lankas Gave this as a gift for first birthday. A+
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Tucker Bought for granddaughters first birthday. She absolutely loves it. She has learned to ride it. So have bought her a tricycle with pedals for Christmas.
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Sflet My granddaughter who is 8 months old loves this bike. It has helped her to start standing. She is actually become more mobile because of it. We gave it to her for her birthday. Great present!
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Bob Wonderful Product This bike is too small for the recommended age. My kid is right at a year and can’t ride this because the wheels are so close together that she runs over her own feet while walking the bike.
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Zanre Purchased for our baby's first birthday. He loved pushing it until he felt stable enough to actually sit on it and push it with his feet. It is very sturdy and safe!
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Erin Michelle Bike was a lot smaller than expected. My son used it seldomly because his legs were too long to actually sit on the bike and stride. He mostly stood and moved the bike. He is 14 months old, of average height. I think this would be great for a younger toddler who is already able to balance on their own.
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Candy I purchased this balance bike for my niece's first birthday. I'm extremely glad I purchased it as early for her as I did because this balance bike is quite small in my opinion (at least compared to the balance bike I purchased for my son). I could definitely see a well-balanced 10-month-old having a blast on this balance bike! Even my 2-year-old son could sit on it and push around.Overall, this bike is impressively well built and very sturdy. It was easy to assemble and did not take much time at all. I love the different array of color choices and themes so that you can find the perfect one for your little's personality. These balance bikes are also great for infants/toddlers to learn gross motor skills by teaching them balance and coordination. My niece seems very happy with it too! Would definitely recommend it. Makes a GREAT gift too!
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Jan Gilbertson My toddler loves this bike. We got it when my son was around a year old. It’s the perfect bike for them to grow with. He Is now almost 2.5 yrs old & rides it HARD around our yard, through the neighborhood and back. He loves to NOT ride on the side walks. hahathis bike has done great...ish. It did just finally break in the front Axis point at the weld ... which is why I give it 4 stars. We had it for over a year and Yes my son rode this bike HARD... in the mud, puddles, rocky trails...bring it (I imagine he said) but he barely weighs over 20lbs now, and the weld snapped. We never left it outside. Took great care otherwiseI recommend this bike though, for its value. My son is definitely looking like he might be a mountain biker... Haha, & we feel like we got our moneys worth.We duct taped it & he still loves it haha! ... along with his new upgrade ✌️
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carvin burnett Ok, for starters, this is not a replacement for a balance bike like a strider. It is smaller and doesn’t require the same kind of balance. This is more of a pre-balance bike.After reading the reviews on how small it was, I bought this for my son when he was 10 months and already taking his first steps. He is an average sized baby. Unfortunately his legs could not fully reach the floor while sitting on the bike, so he was unable to maneuver it.Fast forward a couple of months later and he is a fully walking/jogging 12 month old who is 30” tall. His feet still can’t reach the floor enough to get the leverage he needs to push the bike. He ends up getting off and just pushing it with his hands.My consensus is that while the bike itself is small and the handlebars are low, the seat is relatively high. An older/bigger baby would still be better suited for this, but honestly at that point you might just consider a real balance bike.Oh and yes it does tip over. But I think calling it a “rolling death trap” is a bit of an exaggeration. First of all you should be supervising your young toddler with this, especially if they aren’t coordinated enough to roll it without tipping.
