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Dumbo Child Bike Carrier Seat
Made by Kettler International
Age Group: 12 months - 3 years
Amazon base price: $59.99
Average review score: 
No reviews found for this product.
Love It!We purchased this bike seat a few months ago and found it very easy to install and had no problems with interference while pedaling. We especially like it since it provides a little more coverage on the sides and our son has a blast riding in it!
No reviews found for this product.
Nicely built - too bad you can't pedalWhile the seat is well built, and our experience with other Kettler products is good, this bike seat is not usable. The mounting system is right where your legs need to be to pedal. So, on every stroke your leg rubs against the bike seat. This gets very painful very quickly. Adjusting it up or down don't help.
So, after about 1 mile of riding, it went back in the box and back to Amazon.
My Scene - Jammin' In Jamaica Cruisin' The Boardwalk with Barbie & River
Made by Mattel
Age Group: 6 - 11 years
Amazon base price: $29.99
Average review score:
No reviews found for this product.
Why????Why is it that people that do not like my scene dolls vote on just one type?? They are just going to put one star on every thing that has anything to do with my scene and I don't think thats fair. I think that the my scene jammin in Jamaica is the best release ever. This set of my scene doesn't cost that much at all and I recommend it completely.
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Myscene interviewI am 9 but I don't like my dolls.They are getting to trashy, and to boy kissy.i do not approve.This is what i really feel.The dolls are not durable even though I play with them gentley.
24" Boys 21speed Outreach Bike
Made by Dynacraft
Amazon base price: $79.99
Average review score:
No reviews found for this product.
24" Boys 21speed Outreach BikeThis bike was awful to put together. The front brakes and wheel will not align. Once we took it to a "professional" to align everything, the bike was great. Unfortunatly we had to pay more then just the price and shipping for the bike.
24" Schwinn Girl' s High Plains Bike
Made by Schwinn
Age Group: 10 years and up
Amazon base price: $149.99
Average review score:
No reviews found for this product.
It rides great but it won't stop.Overall for a discount store bike it isn't a bad value. It seems sturdy, it rides smoothly,it shifts nicely. The problem is that the front brake will not operate. The quality and the engineering is at best inferior. I am hesitant to allow my grand daughter to ride it. I plan to take it to the Schwinn dealer for repair but if the same brake is re-installed I believe the repair will be short lived. This design is not on Schwinns line of bikes but only on the discount line. I would hope Schwinn will recognize this safety defect and take approprate action.
Barbie Child Value Pack with Child Bicycle Helmet & Bike Seat Bag
Made by BSI Products Inc.
Age Group: 5 - 8 years
Amazon base price: $19.99
Any Barbie fan knows that it's all about the accessories. This kit includes some of the bike accessories a young cyclist needs to wheel about in style. The helmet, decked out in a pink-and-purple flowered design, is made by trusted helmet maker Bell. There's also a handy bike seat bag, to pack along all of your favorite Barbie dolls and accessories. --John Moe
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not that durableThis is probably the least durable helmet that I have had. I did not know that they would make something for kids this flimsy!
Lego Extreme Power Bike (8371)
Made by LEGO Systems, Inc
Amazon base price: $9.99
Average review score:
No reviews found for this product.
Fairly decent lego motorbikeWhilst walking through a drug store the other day, I spotted this lego bike on sale. It is fairly decent, a little bit of the instruction manual wasn't clear on the chassis assembly leading me to make one mistake about 70% through completion, which was easily corrected without breaking down much of the completed assembly. Certainly not a harley, but it will do.
1-2-3 Child Carrier
Made by Fisher-Price
Age Group: 36 months - 7 years
Amazon base price: $59.99
Average review score: 
No reviews found for this product.
Worth the hassleThis bike seat IS a HUGE pain to install on a bike. It took my husband and I working together about an hour to get it right and there were several points when we thought it wouldn't work...we persevered and got it on. It is fabulous to ride with our son. It is very sturdy. Our son is very large and rides in it just fine. The helmet slides on his head, but most helmets are tricky to get just right. Overall we have been very happy with this purchase.
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3 to 7 your kidding aren't you!I found the size range to be completely missleading. My child was just shy of 5 and weighs 42lbs. She is 42 inches tall and found herself to big for this seat. Her legs were right up against my seat and was very uncomfortable. The bottom line if she is this uncomfortable at her age what would a 7 year old be?
1-2-3 ...I love to bicycle. I wanted to share that experience with my daughter. I liked this carrier for a few reasons; it has padding (the seat cover) [some other carriers don't], it comes with a small helmet, it claims to be removalble without tools and the price was competive.
I found the assembly instructions to be a little incomplete. One part wasn't listed and is only shown on the box cover. (I'm not sure how much the safety of the seat is affected by a velcro strap--I guess they include it to facilate removal / re-installation of the seat.) The struts which attach the seat to your rear forks do not seem to be designed correctly. (I had to keep the bolts loose to the seat until after installation.)
Anyway, the easy of removal of the seat is okay for a guy who is good with taking things apart - I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who needs to keep their bike locked up outside. After I bought the seat - I found an interesting design which uses a rear bicycle rack as the mounting point. Might be worth it to get that.
The helmet - difficult to fit - but this is a problem with all helmets. Someone recommended wearing a cap under the helmet.
I tried to contact "tech" support for a recommendation to mount a flashing light on the carrier - they told me to contact their supplier (Bell.) (I'm a quality engineer - so I found this to be very ironic.)
With all that in mind, the carrier is very nice - and functions well.
Cozy Cruiser Jogger/Trailer
Made by Little Tikes
Age Group: 12 months - 5 years
Amazon base price: $149.99
The Cozy Cruiser isn't the Cadillac of kiddie strollers, to be sure, but it certainly qualifies for Saturn status. This safe, reliable, well-designed stroller can either trail along behind a bicycle or be pushed ahead by steadily pounding feet. The 3-foot-long, 2-foot-wide jogger features a durable nylon-mesh sling-style seat that's big enough for one strapping tyke (or two tiny ones). A five-point, clip-and-hook harness system keeps occupants safely inside the craft at all times. They won't feel trapped, though, thanks to large side windows and a mesh "windshield" with a thoughtful roll-down cover to fend off the elements. In jogger mode, a foam-padded handlebar lets you do the pushing, while a James Bond-style hideaway wheel pops out in front. The jogger converts into a trailer in a snap, leaving no leftover parts, since the front wheel tucks under and the handlebar snaps down behind. The whole affair collapses easily for transport in the trunk of a car. --Paul Hughes
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What were they thinking?We have eleven month old twins and a 8 and a 7 year old. Always love to ride bikes as a family. Bought this item because of price and product description. Husband loves to jog with older kids. Wanted something which would serve both activities. Big Mistake. Trailer is a nightmare to hook-up to bike. Connection is not secure. Rear wheels do not move to go around corners. Had to ride in the street in order to make a wide turn. Not safe. Directions were very difficult to understand for assembly. Bike pedals were always scraping against the connection. I was not very comfortable with my children in the trailer. I was always afraid the trailer would tip over. Returned item to the store and exchanged for a better item. Had store assemble new item and demonstrate connection. We now have a Burley Trailer and we love it. More expensive but more durable and safe. With the first trailer, we got what we paid for. I wonder if the manufacturer even tested this trailer to check for problems? What were they thinking?
Fun ... but a pain!Our daughter loves her Cozy Cruiser, which we use as a trailer but not as a jogging stroller ... fortunately, however, she wasn't around for the two hours it took her pitiful parents to put this thing together! The instructions are solely picture-based and are extremely vague - we had some pieces in and out 4 or more times. The mechanism which connects the trailer to the bike is poorly designed - you could easily use three people just to attach the bike to the trailer - one to support the bike, one to support the trailer bar and one to hook the connector to the bike - but usually there's only one parent available during the day so you have to fumble around trying to attach it. We're also a little concerned with the durability of the connection. Obviously the designers thought you'd only hook it up once, then leave it in your garage ... well, we live in a townhouse with no garage and a small patio so the bike & trailer have to come inside every night and be disconnected ... not too convenient. Once assembled, though, a great product which allows parent and child a lot of fun and freedom.
love it!I absolutely love this product. I purchased it last week for my 2 year old twin boys. I've taken them bike riding every night since! The product is sturdy and comfortable and pulls along effortlessly. I do not find a problem with lumps in the tires as some of your other reviewers claim, however, I did take the advice in the directions, and did not over inflate them. I love it as a bike trailer, but must admit, I have not used it as a jogging stroller yet, so I can't comment on that.
Jeremy McGrath Supercross World
Made by Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.
Age Group: 6 years and up
Amazon base price: $14.99
List price: $49.99 (that's 70% off!)
Used price: $9.00
Buy one from zShops for: $10.88
List price: $49.99 (that's 70% off!)
Used price: $9.00
Buy one from zShops for: $10.88
Jeremy McGrath Supercross World features 10-time supercross champion Jeremy McGrath and his heir apparent, Travis Pastrana, as well as eight other top supercross pros, including Sebastian Tortelli, Ezra Lusk, Tim Ferry, Grant Langston, Mike Brown, Ernesto Fonseca, Nathan Ramsey, and James Stewart. The game's 25 supersized tracks encompass indoor supercross, outdoor motocross, freestyle, and, for the first time in a supercross game, Baja mode.
The game is designed for anyone to pick up and play, but it also offers depth of gameplay. You can ride as any of the pros for a quick freestyle tournament with your friends, or battle your way through the championship mode for a longer gaming experience. The game features an innovative stunt advantage system: when players perform a stunt and land it correctly, they'll receive a brief speed boost or other skill advantage. It pays to be on point with your aerial skills. Each track has various minichallenges. Every time a player completes a challenge for a track, he or she will earn a trophy. The game's freestyle mode packs two-dozen tricks, including nac-nacs, supermans, fender grabs, 360s, and barrel rolls. The freestyle arenas are wide-open outdoor and indoor areas where you'll have plenty of room to perform mind-bending tricks by yourself or head-to-head with a friend.
The attribute system is broken down into eight attributes (four rider and four bike). Rider attributes (stability, slide, preload, and charisma) can be upgraded as a reward for doing well in career mode. Bike attributes (power band, top speed, cornering, and suspension) are preconfigured for each bike. The gamer will have to determine the best way to allocate earned attribute points on top of his or her bike attributes. Gamers who optimize rider and bike attributes will have the best chance of winning it all. In addition, the game offers head-to-head split-screen gameplay. Race your friends in any of our four split-screen modes: Baja, freestyle, indoor supercross, or outdoor motocross.
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Not the best....not even close.I must agree with some of the other reviews that indicate this game isn't worth the money. It's lackluster play might be worth the cost of renting it, but that's pushing it. Save your money and try another supercross game becuase this one doesn't come close.
Bottom Line: D-
his Games is a BIG waste of moneyAt first when i rented this game i was excited becuase i like motocross games. I had recently played freekstytle on my friends ps2. That games was awesome. When i got home and put in jeremy mcgrath i did a freestyle course. Man did it suc. U really have no control over what trick you are going to do you just press buttons and it comes out. I thought the season mode was stupid because the games is trying to hard to be like tony hawk. Overal i think that it is a waste of money to even spend [$] for renting it.
My son loves this gameMy son loves his new game. We recieved it within 2 weeks after ordering it. And since it came from a long distance,that's pretty good. He plays it everyday, so that says he likes it. So we want to thank you for getting it to us so quickly.
Thanks again,
Janet L. Focken
MTV Sports: TJ Lavin's Ultimate BMX
Made by THQ
Age Group: 13 years and up
Amazon base price: $5.29
List price: $32.99 (that's 84% off!)
Used price: $2.49
Buy one from zShops for: $8.86
List price: $32.99 (that's 84% off!)
Used price: $2.49
Buy one from zShops for: $8.86
MTV Sports: T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX features two-time X Games BMX dirt champion T.J. Lavin. Control him or one of nine other riders in dirt, vert, and street events. There are over 50 land and air tricks to master, including tail whips, crooked grinds, and 720s. The game contains the MTV BMX Competition, which combines all three events. There are sponsors, upgradeable equipment, and riding environments that get tougher as the riders get better. The game features single-player games as well as multiplayer modes, which allow your friends to join the action.
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The worst game I have ever playedI seriously hate this game.Its the worst game ever made on Playstation.Its frustrating.Every time you try to do a trick you just fall down and the graphics are horrible.The soundtrack is also a little bit annoying(it has good bands but they chose bad songs from the good bands).The frame rate is also really bad too.So don't go anywhere near this game or consider purchasing it because its the worst game out there.Pick up Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX or Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX instead.
not even half of dave mirraIts too bad this game is as bad as it is. I would have loved it if it were a clone of Dave Mirras BMX, but its not. This came out after Dave Mirras BMX and it should have been better. This game suffers a great deal with clipping (textures and walls become see through), the gameplay is slow, and the control is hard to manuver. When you turn, it turn more and further than you want it to go. The camera is very choppy and does not help you see what is in front of you. The animation is very stiff and unrealistic, even for a game. save your money and dont buy it. I love BMX and have been waiting for BMX games since Excitebike and I guess there always has to be a few games that come out only to get a quick buck, this is one of them.
Not good...There were so many things which were disappointing about this game, it's hard to know where to start. For beginners, the camera made me nauseous and much of the time you couldn't see where you were going. The graphics were sub-par, with big chunks of the world like sidewalks and walls flickering on and off. The motions of the riders looks really stiff and unnatural. The control is wonky, and doesn't feel like you're riding a bike. For example he speeds up without pedaling! Also the number of tricks pales in comparison to Mirra BMX and Tony Hawk.
All in all, a big disappointment.