My toddler likes it

I paid over $100 for this and the app that us supposed to be free, didnt work and wasnt downloadable but yet the blaze and the monster machines was and it almost $7!!! Overall it's a decent activity to keep my boy occupied and active but the whole app thing not working bugged me.

Incredible bike

In two days of use my 3.5 year old is biking better in this freezing cold weather wheee we cannot get outside and he thinks he’s playing a game. The app that comes free with the bike (only one) teaches upper and lower case alphabet, rhyming, words and syllables so far. He begs to learn on his bike!! Set up wasn’t too bad. Wish the seat went a little closer as he’s a tall three and just barely reaching the pedals. Also wish all other games weren’t $5-7 without any trial levels so not sure yet about buying other games but loving this one

I wouldn’t buy it again as what would I do with two in my home. My baby cannot use for 2-3 years and by then he won’t be using it.

Perfect for Indoor Play, Learning, and Motor Skill Enhanceme

This is an App-linked "exercise" bike for the littles, and was simple to connect with my ipad or to our Smart TV via Bluetooth.

I really like that it's both educating my nieces while they exercise - and they do like their screen time - this is just a more creative way of giving into screen time when weather outside is rainy or I'm just too tired to watch them outside.

There are games like teaching letters by the kids steering towards the letters on route, spelling games, and counting.

I can monitor their progress (or where they need more time to learn) through the dashboard in the apps. The twins even take turns and learn together - one cycling, and the other standing along the side telling her sister where to go - so in a way, it's builidng team building skills too!

And the girls love the new characters, cars, drones, and bikes they unlock with each level of the games, so it's definitely helping their drive to strive for more.

The bike itself is expandable, so it can be adjusted as they grow and with a steel base, it is sturdy and they haven't broken it yet! the handlebars steer, and there is even a joystick (great for motor control)

Oh, and it is also helping them learn how to bike - they have gotten much better outside since using their bike inside, and are less bored during this rainy summer (saving my sanity).

Why don't adults have a more interesting bike like this for indoors??