Strider ST-3 No-Pedal Balance Bike (For Kids)
Closeouts. With a lowered seat and no-pedal, kick-off design, teaching your kiddo to ride a bike is painless and fear free -- Strider's ST-3 balance bike is made for 18 months and up, so if your little tike can walk, they'll be set to go!
Average Rating based on 23 reviews
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Reviewed by Welchpm from Columbus, OH on Sunday, May 19, 2013I have friend's kids who used this bike and went within in a year at age 4 to riding without training wheels! So I really wanted this for my 3 year old! She loves it! It's super light weight so parents can easily carry when the little ones decide to stop riding!
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Reviewed by Mancub's Dad from Oklahoma on Thursday, May 16, 2013This bike is all my 2 year old wants to ride. I highly recommend this bike, very easy to put together as well.
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Reviewed by SSL from Kentucky on Thursday, May 16, 2013Very easy to assemble. Our 3 year old son loves it - it helps him keep up with his big brother.
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Reviewed by Loves to work from Utah on Wednesday, May 15, 2013I actually bought this bike for my 20 month old son. My older kids that are 6 and 4 ride it too. It has taught them balance and how to turn and not tip over! They all ride it every day and I can see a difference in how they ride their bikes already. My 20 month old, holds onto the handles and rides it all over. I would definitely recommend getting this bike to anyone!
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Reviewed by Swimmary from Maine on Thursday, May 09, 2013Grandson knew exactly what it was and hopped right on, I was surprised. He'll be 2 in August. He didn't sit on it but straddled it and walked with it. Very sturdy and well made. Great price from STP! Easy to assemble as only about 4 pcs to put together without tools. Great overall! His parents were just as excited as he was watching him hop on and "ride" away!
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Reviewed by Swilson from Canada on Wednesday, May 01, 2013Light and small. Our son is 20 months old and fairls short. This bike fits him perfectly. Our daughter has a wooden balance bike and could not really ride it until she was 3 1/2 because it was too big. Wish we had gotten one of these first.
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Reviewed by I luv STP from Wisconsin on Sunday, April 28, 2013My grandson is 4 and started with a balance bike and no training wheels. He is now riding a conventional bike well without training wheels. Balance bikes are the only way to go. He has great fun with it
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Reviewed by E from Omaha on Monday, April 15, 2013My son wouldn't hold a stick at a bike and it was like pulling teeth to get him to ride. But he LOVES the strider! He wants to ride it everywhere and after 4 days he was gliding down hills with no feet. I wish we would have bought on sooner!
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Reviewed by Brighton Bargain Shopper from Brighton, CO on Wednesday, April 10, 2013Excellent quality, solidly made, metal bike - got two for our grandson, one for his house and one for ours! Easy to adjust and assemble. Excellent bargain on STP, too.
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Reviewed by iamholt from Bountiful, Utah on Tuesday, April 09, 2013We bought our first Strider bike two or three years ago. Our two year old loved the bike and had a blast on it all summer. The following year we got him a pedal bike and he transitioned in a few weeks with no training wheels. We've now outfitted every kid on our block with a Strider bike.
