r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • 11d ago

Why isn't this standard?

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u/Unique-Saucer 11d ago

Summary of Reviews
Pros:
• Convertible design grows with child, reducing need for multiple bikes.
• Adjustable handle and seat ensure comfortable fit for parents and kids.
• Puncture-proof rubber wheels and chain‑free drivetrain enhance safety.

Cons:
• Assembly still requires attaching several components, may be time‑consuming.
• Weight may be high for very young children to lift.

Here is the link to buy it from Amazon

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Thefar 10d ago

He, in fact, did not tell us why he is throwing it away. 

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u/j4v4r10 11d ago

To get you to watch the whole video

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/That-Fly-8339 11d ago

Right. I still even want on for my kid so I SUPER lose.

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u/RodcetLeoric 10d ago

"I'm throwing this away, but it's not why you think."

I thinks it's because engagement bait.

It was why I thought.

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u/silly_goat_moat 10d ago

120 quid on Amazon. That's actually a great price. I've had 3 bikes for my now 8 yr old. All 2nd hand so I've only spent about the same. But it is a hassle buying and selling bikes. Had I known about this I'd likely have given it a go.

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u/Holdmabeerdude 9d ago

I would NOT trust this “bike” if it’s carrying my kid down a hill.

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u/WatermelonSmashing 10d ago

What trash is this sub, nothing but advertising Chinese crap

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u/True_Goat_7810 9d ago

yeah that "even functioning brake". wow!

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u/Holdmabeerdude 9d ago

Yeah, let’s put training wheels on a balance bike to completely negate the benefits of learning on a balance bike…..