RoyalBaby Space Kids Bike 14 16 18 Inch Mg Aluminium Alloy Boys Girls Bicycle Ages 3-9 Years Disc Brakes Dual Handle Brakes Training Wheel Options

To be honest I don't ever write reviews but I figured I would based on the amount of research and time I spent picking a bike for my 5 yr old. I wanted a light weight bike but something he could grow into and landed on the Shuttle bike.I would consider myself a bike guy and know quite a bit on the subject so I didn't want a cheap heavy bike for my son, i was pleasantly surprised when I got the Shuttle bike delivered. Here's why:Very high quality, all parts fit together well and the bike is strong and very light weight.Set up only took a few minutes, my son was off and riding with in 10 minutes of opening the box.Training wheels are well designed and keep the bike perfectly straight up and down. Good design and easy to install.I was surprised by how light it was, my 5 yr old likes to pick it up and move it around to show how strong he is. I personally ride a titanium bike and magnesium is lighter that that. Experts say that the only issue w magnesium is that it's softer than most metals so keep that in mind if you think that could be an issue.Front hand disk brake works well and is good quality.Bike looks super cool and easy to ride.The only thing i'm not real crazy about is that they have Royal Baby printed to much on the bike. The tires have it as the tread pattern the handle bars have it, the grips have it and a few other places. But I can live with it.Hope this info helps!

I recently bought this bike for my 6-year-old boy, and it's been a fantastic choice! The bike is really sturdy, so I feel confident that he's safe while riding it. It's also lightweight, which makes it easy for him to handle and ride around the neighborhood.The design is super cool and stylish. My son absolutely loves how it looks, and all his friends think it's the coolest bike ever!What really impressed me was the after-sales service. The team was so friendly and helpful, answering all my questions and making sure we had everything we needed. It's great to know we have support if we need it.Overall, this bike has been perfect for my little boy. It's a great mix of durability, style, and excellent customer service. Highly recommend for other parents looking for a fantastic bike for their kids!

This has to be one of the nicest kids bikes I have seen in person. The frame design and wheel spokes look high-tech. The glossy paint finish looks classy and well-done. All the hardware (brake lever, clamps) feels premium.-Packaging was excellent. Most of the paint was protected by foam wrap.-Installation took about 20min and was easy. All tools necessary are included.-The kickstand is heavy duty and works great.-The front disc brake was perfectly calibrated out of the box.-Includes a bell and 2 reflectors.This 16 inch bike weighs in at 20lbs (minus training wheels). I have the smaller RoyalBaby BMX (steel frame) 14 inch wheels that also weighs 20lbs. So I guess the magnesium frame does save a bit of weight over a steel frame although I was hoping for even more weight savings.My small 6-year-old and large 5-year-old ride with the seat close to the lowest point. I anticipate this bike will fit for easily 2-3 years or more.OVERALLI am very impressed with this magnesium RoyalBaby. It looks and feels like a higher-end bike and is a step-up from the RoyalBaby BMX. There is a small (2-3lb) weight savings with the magnesium frame.

Amazing quality, color, design is absolutely beautiful and safe for all kids not only that, very easy to assemble. 10/10 recommended.

I was really on the fence with this bike after reading some of the reviews prior to my purchase. When the bike arrived, it was very well packed and easy to assemble. I do agree with the comment regarding how tight the rear bearing was out of the box. The back wheel would stop shortly after spinning it. Taking some of the pre-load off the rear bearing by loosening the outer nuts and then turning one of the inner nuts 1/3 seem to help a ton. You just have to hold the inner nut with a wrench while retightening the outer nut back up. I'm sure once the bearings were broken in, it wouldn't have been totally necessary to make that extra adjustment. The pedals felt the same way...tight at first.The magnesium frame is not as light as I would have expected, but just turning 5, he could easily pick the bike up if it fell over.The overall size and position of the frame and seat post to the pedals seems decent for a child just starting out. He can easily get started without help and the few times he has fallen, he can catch his footing on the ground before totally wiping out.The hand brake is a must for kids starting out. I can't believe we all didn't severely injure ourselves years ago learning to ride on the pedal-back Bendix brakes while trying to balance. It is so much easier for a child to regulate speed or suddenly stop for traffic with the hand brake. Although this bike has pedal brakes too, it seems pretty hard to stop quickly using them. They don't seem to lock up like the old ones would.The design of the bike gets a ton of attention. Shortly after it came, we biked around Mackinac Island several times and heard "hey, look at that cool bike" constantly. At 5 years old, we were amazed he could bike the 8 mile lap around the island and want to do it again the next day. It must be a sign it is comfortable to ride.The only real negatives.... he loved the bell and it broke shortly after the first wipe out. Beyond that, it is almost impossible to mount a water bottle anywhere on the bike. I wish the frame was shaped slightly different or it had some clever mounting holes for a bottle. I saw a rear seat post bottle mount, but I can't imagine anyone would want road spray blasting the container they drink out of.Overall though a success. Not cheap nor expensive for a first bike. Easy to ride and has held up to plenty of tips and falls.