Best Choice Products 6V Kids Ride On Toy, 4-Wheeler Quad ATV Play Car w/ 1.8MPH Max Speed, Treaded Tires, Rubber Handles, Push-Button Accelerator - Green

My toddler is obsessed with this pink 4-wheeler! The battery lasts a good while, and it’s just the right speed for little riders—safe but still exciting. It was easy to assemble and sturdy enough for daily use. The design is super cute and perfect for any little adventurer who loves pink!

It is an excellent motorcycle for children very beautiful and safe for the children of the house to play

It was not hard to put it together, my husband did it, maybe in 45 minIt was a great hit, my grandson -2 years old-was a bit afraid to drive it, a day or two, but after that he was fine and drove all over the backyard,

It's the perfect size for our two year old but it doesn't drive in sand. Living in Florida sand is all we have. He still loves it and pushes it all over the yard he just can't drive it here. It wasn't much work for my husband to put together for Christmas took him a lot longer on each bicycle for the older kids. It needs more power and traction for us but it would be good if you live in a city or somewhere with concrete. Great for the price though.

Easy to put together. Good quality and price. My grandson loves it. A little bigger than the one I bought 2 years ago!

Perfect size for my two year old. It can go forever on one charge. It has been left out in the rain on accident multiple times and it still runs great! I would recommend.

This quad was very easy to put together and has a great sporty look. My only mistake was I purchased it for my two year old and didn’t realize the size. This is a very small style quad. It would have been appropriate for my child when they were one. It definitely is a 6V and isn’t as fast, but overall the quality is very nice. I knew BCP had nice items as I’ve ordered from them before.

This product has a fatal flaw rendering it pretty useless to us. This fatal flaw may not be a big deal for some kids that are older however, the plastic piece underneath that the handlebars on the undercarriage isn’t sturdy enough and will bend, and it will allow the child to completely turn the handlebars around in the wrong direction. This means that You have to take off the seat - rethread it and re-hook up the battery to the button in the steering wheel. I have a two-year-old and this is a fatal flaw for us. It’s definitely going back -other than that, it drives as expected. We haven’t had it long enough to test the battery. It doesn’t do great out in the yard. It gets stuck on leaves and sticks, although that’s pretty typical for a 6 V ride on toy to ride on concrete or hardwood floors. If the button powering the vehicle didn’t continue to get disconnected because the handlebars can turn all the way around 360, we’d keep it and be pretty happy with it. I do love that the charging port to charge is in the back and no seat has to be removed to charge. For reference, we got this for our two-year-old birthday so he just turned two and this the vehicle that he’s learning how to turn, etc and it’s his first battery powered ride on. If you had a two year old that already knew how to ride and turn- they might not be so tempted to turn the handle bars all the way around- though sometimes it happens by accident- he’s making a hard turn and the plastic bends and it goes past what should be the stop point.