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Exceptional quality. It's pricey, but you get what you pay for. I've seen the Strider and other $100-range products at the playgrounds and there is a huge difference. The only downfall is that our son loves his bike so much, he insists on taking it everywhere with him."..."  Read more

We've owned the like a bike with solid wooden wheels for 3+ years now. It is a cgreat well build bike. Our neighbors have this version with the spoke wheels. I think it is easier to put air in the tires of this one (the other one is not hard, but it a little tight). Be aware of imitations of this bike. LikeABike seems to use better woods and materials. Our bike has endured rugged use over 3 kids and still looks great. I've seen imitations that break after a year of use because the laminates in the plywood are not as good. If you want a bike that you can keep for many kids (or pass down) we've had great success with LikeABike."..."  Read more

Our LIKEaBIKE is 7 years old, and all three of our children have happily used it to bike around the city! Not only has it taught them to balance and ride a pedal bike without training wheels, but it has also been a great mode of transportation - faster and more fun than a stroller. While 2 year olds can sometimes be interested and tall enough to use a LIKEaBIKE, we have found that 3 is the ideal age to start. The wood construction is extremely durable, light weight and compact. I know it has held up longer than a wooden balance bike knock-off brand that my sister has."..."  Read more