Dynacraft Tony Hawk 18-24 Inch Bike High-Performance & Durable, Perfect for Kids & Teens Learning BMX Tricks, Sturdy, Easy to Assemble, Ideal for Young Riders & Aspiring BMX Enthusiasts

Be careful with this bike as it doesn't ship via Amazon. It shipped with a competing company that has never gotten a delivery correct for me. Actual Review: Assembly was so easy. The plastic piece on the bottom of the handle bars will fall right off if you loosen the nut on the bars themselves (this will save you time fighting with getting it off to actually assemble the bike itself) My bike did not come with tools but I had a wrench and allen keys on hand. Unpacking the bike took longer than assembling it. Make sure to follow the sticker guides on the pedals! I have not tried airing up the tires yet and I'm waiting on a more comfortable seat. The seat this comes with is very very small. The brakes came pre aligned and required no adjustment on my end. Assembly steps are simple, align/attach and tighten handle bars, install seat post, remove the silver rod holding the fork together from bending in shipping and install the front wheel, make sure the washer clips are in the holes and tighten em up. Air up the tires, adjust your seat/handlebars and go ride! Everything appears to be of good quality, will update if I have any problems with the tires or ride quality.

Kid loved it easy to assemble and was riding it with in 30 min.

East to assemble if you have the tools. Kids love them. Durable. Everything works with no problems. NOT CHEAPLY MADE!!!! I waited to see how these held up. Kids over them and easy to adjust so they fit correctly!

I bought this for my stepson's birthday. He's 6 and quite tall. It seems to fit him well and the quality is decent for a starter bike. Assembly was easy for me with little need to reference the instructions, but then I'm fairly good with mechanical things. The instructions are generic and apply to a range of models from this manufacturer, so they might not be specific enough for some. Tools required were an adjustable wrench, a Phillips screwdriver, and a set of metric Allen wrenches. It requires an H6 for the handlebars and an H5 for the seat. The bike is fairly light for a steel framed model. This means it uses thinner tubing and I have doubts about how much abuse it will take. Given that my stepson is only 6 and somewhat timid when it comes to riding, I don't expect it to be an issue for us. It has rim brakes on both wheels that don't seem to grip especially well. For a light rider and once they're broken in, I expect they'll be fine. There are no quick release adjustments on this bike, but that's not entirely surprising on a bike at this price point. Just keep a set of metric Allen wrenches handy. I also like how the pegs tend to protect the bike from drop damage. Overall, it seems like a great starter bike, but it's not as easy to adjust as some. It also is of lower quality than some, but I don't see that as an issue for its intended use.

Bike came partially assembled. It was easy to add the wheels, pedals, seat and handlebars with included tools. Well protected for shipping. There is a wide range for seat height which is good for my tall 11-year-old.

Bike looked exactly like we anticipated, initially seemed like a great bike. The chain fell off when my son went to ride it one day, then we discovered the sprocket was broken. No accidents, never fell over, nothing happened to it to cause it to break. We don’t know how to weld so it will cost more to fix the bike than what we paid for it.

Didn't feel I got quality out of the product. Framing was good. My son wouldn't use it at the key Park and came down on the landing and it bent the rim within minutes.

Great looking bike, but front brakes would work better if they were present!

Tires were bent. Making the bike unusable.