Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #248243 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 12''
- Color: Tiger
- Brand: M-Wave
- Model: 659979
- Released on: 2008-10-15
- Dimensions: 7.00" h x
17.00" w x
27.00" l,
Features
- Saddle height adjustment
- Steering angle limitation
- Protected grips
- CPSC approved
M-Wave Child's Wooden Running Bike (Tiger)
Product Description
The Ventura Wooden Tiger Running Bike offers a fun, interesting, and different way to learn how to ride a bike without the need for training wheels. Designed for children, this bicycle doesnt feature any pedals or training wheels. Kids can sit on the adjustable seat, generate momentum with their legs, pick their feet up, and get used to the balanced feel of riding a bike. The Tiger Running Bike features a wood construction. A steering angle limitation device is included for extra safety and control.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
M Wave child's bike tubes very difficult
By Robert Vorce
Received the bike and assembled it. Tried to inflate the tires but could not figure out how to keep air in them. The stems are rather similar to giant prestas but I could not get them to trap air. Looked high and low on the internet to find these stems and specifically how they worked but failed. I finally gave up and purchased new tubes with schrader stems. Other than the extra eight bucks I had to spend for tubes the bike worked great and was loved by my grand daughter.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
great product after tire fix
By A Mom
This is a cute little bike. We have friends who bought it for their kids and love it. We bought if for our two year old for Christmas and he is barely tall enough, but will be by summer. It was easy to assemble and is sturdy and well made....Except for the tires. The tires do not inflate with a standard bike nozzle, you will have to purchase a special one at a bike shop. That wasn't a big deal and the front one inflated with no problem. The rear tire did not work, so we went back to the bike shop and bought a new inner tube for it (which comes with a standard nozzle). This was a five dollar purchase, but although my husband had replaced inner tubes before, it was very labor intensive to get the tire on and off and we almost took it to the bike shop to have them do it. Now it is a great bike. I think for the price it was worth the hassle, but since the other reviews had the same problem, it may be a typical one instead of a rare case.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.need air pump valve adapter
By Newbie Yogi
I agree with the previous review that the valve is not standard. My husband took the bike to sports authority and got a slime brand air pump value adapter for $[...]. It worked but not easy because the valve was already very tall and with the adapter, it was pretty hard to screw the air pump value onto it. As for the air leaking, I have to make sure the rubber on the valve insert and the top round thing is tight. Once I start pumping and don't hear the air leaking, I know I've got that down. Only takes a minute to pull out and reinsert. But yes there is no instruction anywhere. Hope this review helps other to figure it out. The price is the cheapest I can find among similar type bikes and the construction is pretty sturdy so far but we just got it so I don't know if it'll hold up or not. I'll have to come back and repost if I have any problems.
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