Electric Pocket Bikes: Wishbone Bike Review

We bought this as a gift for our two year old. We decided to go with the Wishbone over the Skuut b/c our first son was not tall enough for the Skuut when he was two. I loved the idea of the 3 wheels, however, my two-year old son is having quite a bit of difficulty riding this bike. His feet keep hitting the fork in the back of the bike. When he does this, it sometimes makes him fall over on the bike! The seat is at the recommended level and he is riding it correctly, so I think this is a flaw in the design of the bike. Which is really a shame for the amount of money this bike cost! If we had kept the original box, we would be returning the bike and buy instead a regular two wheel balance bike.

I see we can post a video review. If I have the time, I will upload a video of the problem we are having.

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Product Description:
Unlike any other running bikes, the Wishbone bike evolves with a child's different stages of development. It starts at age 1 as a trike, converts to a running bike as the child grows, and by four to five years old, the 'wishbone' frame is flipped, making the Wishbone Bike one of the largest running bikes on the market. With its environmentally sustainable design and innovative 3-bikes-in-1 feature, the Wishbone bike, designed in New Zealand, really is the ultimate pre-bike. Every Wishbone Bike has 60% post-consumer recycled plastic wheels, is made from sustainably managed woods and is bonded and finished with eco-friendly products. The Bike box and all printed material inside is recycled and printed with non-toxic inks.