These small four wheelers have all
the basic things a full size four wheeler will have only smaller. It is hard to
put a recommended age on these types of rides because everyone is different.
Some people are a lot more protective of their kids than others to the point
that some would consider them over protective. While others seem to think their
little ones are indestructible, I think I fall somewhere in between. And this
is without mentioning all the laws about kids and ATV’s. All I’m saying is
there are racing leagues for some fairly young kids just understand what these
machines can do before sticking your kids on them, they are dangerous. And for
heavens sake buy some protective equipment for them it is well worth the money
for their safety. Anyways I will get off my soap box.
Now I have read countless forums and
blogs here online about all the different brands like Polaris, Alphasport,
Suzuki and on and on. It seems that everyone has their own opinion on what the
best brands and models are. All I know is that when my children are of age and
I feel they are mature enough I will be getting them their own gas powered four
wheelers. And this is where this Four-wheeler’s
article and reviews comes in; below
you will find several of the best small four wheelers for kids of any age.
“The Batman Lil Quad is GREAT. I have 3
children 5 and under and they all ride it. My 5 year old is too big but it is
durabal and hasn't had any trouble moving while he is on it. My 3 year old rides it all over the house
and is waiting for spring when she can take it outside and my 18 month old is
just learning to push and hold the button. The quad has excellent traction on
grass, cement, carpet, etc. We live on about 3 quarters of an acre and he goes
all over the yard, it will even go in areas where the grass is really thick and
high without getting stuck. He has not yet mastered the steering, but after
being showed once he got the hang of pushing the button to make it go; by djbarker”
“He still
might be a little too young to hop on it by himself...but I think this is
something he will grow into. The motor is plenty strong and this is a great
motorized toy for younger kids because it doesn't move very fast. There is no
reverse button...so if they go head first into something...you'll have to pick
it up or slide it into position again. The "go" button is easily
placed on the handle bars and my son immediately went for it to push. It would
of been nice to have two color coded switches for forward and reverse though;
by Danny Kotzian”
“My son absolutely LOVES this. He rides it around all day,
he's only 18 months and he easily figured out how to ride it; By Crystal from Salt
Lake city Utah”
“The one thing I don't like is that
it only goes forward because its just one button that makes it go but since my
son doesn't use it anyway that really doesn't matter! LOL; By Jamie
Jam from Fayetteville, NC”
“I'm a little sad because the last week I
see the price and it was $ 74, today I see has already increased and I cannot
buy because it's out of my budget; By JC_25 “
“My only
complaint with that process was that it was really hard to put the stickers on
without them bubbling up in places where the Bike is curved. My one year old
was terrified of it at first because of the sound it makes when moving. The
little motor makes a sound much like remote control car...but louder; by Danny Kotzian”
“Please be sure you are purchasing this
for someone and it will not be a duplicate. I made the mistake of ordering this
for my grandson and someone else had already purchased this for him. Amazon
will not accept returns due to the battery even though they ship it to you they
cannot accept it back. In other words, NO RETURNS!! I did not like that at all.
I had not even opened the box it came in. PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS WHEN YOU
PURCHASE THIS ITEM; By sealady”
Gmbarnya
bro/…………………………………
Overview
This sporty ATV style features a
Batman color pallet with cool Batman graphics. Its a rechargeable 6-Volt entry
level BPRO that goes 2 mph forward.
Features:
Features:
- 6V Battery included
- Forward speed: 2 MPH
- Recommended for ages 12 - 36 months
- Large push-button for simple stop-and-go and built-in footrests
- Designed with toddler-friendly features for the littlest riders, safe, comfortable ride
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