Electric Pocket Bikes: InStep Pink Lady Pedal Car Review

I had a nice old all metal pedal car just like this as a kid.Who didn't?

Of course, mine was a rusty old hand-me-down from my elder cousins.That car, like this car, was made of steel.They tend to last a long time; they go through a lot of kids!Despite the rust, I loved that thing and I played with it constantly.

Now my daughter has the same thing to enjoy.Heavy?Sure.It's built like a tank.BUT how many other pedal cars out there can you wash, wax, and buff just like daddy does to his car?

Besides, more parents should be buying HUMAN-powered toys for kids today.What kind of 4 year old needs to be relaxing in a giant plastic humvee with blingin' rims just stomping on a pedal to make a electric motor propel them around the yard?

They've got plenty of time to get lazy later.In the meantime, have 'em work up a sweat and sleep hard.

I left off the decals and went for a sano look.The chrome polishes up nicely!

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Product Description:
Offering a stylish, old-fashioned design with authentic detailing, the InStep Pink Lady pedal car lets your child's imagination (and feet) run wild. Based on the design of the best-selling "Dip Side" pedal car from the 1950s, this InStep pedal car lives up to its name with a bright pink, lead-free paint job, and your child can customize its looks with the included decal sheet--including adding her name. The car, which fits a wide range of children, features a durable solid steel frame that holds up to use and abuse through the years, along with a functional steering wheel that's easy to steer. The rubber tires and chrome hub caps, meanwhile, not only feel smooth but offer a sleek, streamlined look. Some assembly required. Appropriate for children ages 3 and up.

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