Radio Flyer Scoot 2 Scooter, Toddler Scooter or Ride On, for Ages 1-4, Red Ride On Toy

Just as cute as pictured. Relatively easy to build. Our 2-year old grandson loves it. It's just the right size for him, and we're glad he'll be able to use it for a few more years as it transitions to a scooter! Just as a side note, I noticed several reviews state that it arrives with the top piece missing. Not true, the top piece is attached to the lower part. All you have to do is unscrew it and pop it into place! This is unfortunately not noted in the instructions but my husband figured it out right away. Great toy.

My 1 year old (15month) loves riding this scooter in the house. It was also easy to put together. And I love how it can convert for when he gets older. A great buy. Also I bought it during the holidays and I paid $25 which was a steal !

Great Toy, easy to assemble and made well.

Great toy, good value, and the fact that it changes from ride on toy to scooter means it will be used for at least a couple of years. It seems quite sturdy. My grandson loves it.Taking off one star for the instructions. Somewhat frustrating. Took longer than it should have.

My grandson absolutely loves his scooter. He is 2 and thinks he’s 12. He feels like he can ride with the bigger kids. Easily converted from scooter to sit down riding toy. Very tough toy.

Got one for our little grandbaby who's 1.5 but thinks he's 4. Easy to put together, took me 15 minutes. Love that it is a convertible of sorts in that you can flip the platform which makes it a seat and voila from stand up scooter to ride on scoot scoot in seconds! Four wheels instead of the usual stand on scooter three provides more stability and ease of use. Great job designers!

This is the cutest thing ever, out nephew loved it and we love that it will transition as he grows!!

Good luck. It comes with pictures instead of instructions. Be careful as it has delicate fussy plastic pieces. I knew something was wrong when the tightener fell to pieces in my hand. It said loosen and looked like you could pull the one metal part up. This was not working. Until it suddenly did and it all fell apart. My neighbor tried to help but he's better with cars and couldn't get it together either and broke one of the hubcaps trying. There's some sort of plastic collar around a metal pole with an inside plastic sleeve. Mess this part up and the steering wheel will not move the wheels properly. YouTube videos all start after this most important assembly step. If you can catch customer service before 5pm they can send you a video without sound that at least shows parts of how the steering goes together. The rest you get to figure out on your own.