woom GO 3

Lovely lightweight bike that they can easily learn to ride on. However, I think the bike (size 3) is a bit small for my big son (just 4 years old). I'm afraid it will be too small in a year, and I think the expense is quite big for such a short period of time. In addition, I think you should also expect fenders and a stand for this amount; I don't understand that you need to order them additionally.

It's a must-have bike for kids. My son absolutely loves his bike, and it is a game-changer. The helmet is super light and high quality. My son was able to learn how to ride a bike on his first day.

My daughter learned to ride a bike in two days after struggling for months on a cheap bike. The biggest difference lies in the weight of the bike and how easy it is actually to set in motion with the pedals. I'm really impressed.

The Zoom 3 was the 4th birthday gift. Our grandson loved it from the very first minute. The hallway quickly became too short and it was time for the first outdoor test drive. I am still fascinated that the first few meters were completed after 10 minutes without assistance. This shows how important it is to use an absolutely age-appropriate bike at the start. This bike deserves its 5 stars.

Hi there! Since our son practiced and learned to ride a bike two weeks ago with the Woom 2 Lime Green... our son wanted the Woom 3 Go Automagic in turquoise from the Easter Bunny... and since the Lime Green Bike is too small... mom and dad thought that we wanted to fulfill our son's wish... and see on Good Friday the Easter Bunny brought the bike and the joy was very great ☺️. Glg Schmidt Doris

15 minutes and learns to drive - 4-year-old child

We're all excited, adult and child. The bike is made child-friendly. It is easy, children have fun driving with it, especially the brakes are easy to operate for children. The manufacturer of the bike has put a lot of thought into this. Thanks for having Woom.

The best children's bike we could ask for.

The chain was a bit too strict... but it was fixed right away, have fun with it!

My daughter learned to ride on this bike so easily! we removed the pedals and had her use it as a balance bike for a few rides, and then she was ready to put on the pedals and off she went. Using the bike as a balance bike first was the key to her easy transition. Highly recommend the balance first method, even once your kid grows out of the smaller balance bike sizes. Just don't put the pedals on when you get the bike until they are ready!

My son has had a Woom 1 and Woom 2. Bought both used. I couldn't find a Woom 3 used, so bit the bullet and paid full price. My sons are 2 years apart so I could justify the high cost by knowing I'd get 3-4 years of use out of it (son 1 just turned 4, son 2 will turn 4 right when son turns 6 and moves onto the next size up). Hopefully it holds it's value for 4 years. Product - 5 stars Usability and instructions for fitting - 5 stars Value for money - 3.5 stars Bought the fenders, kickstand and bell too. All spectacular quality and installation process.

my daughter learned in less than 20 minutes by herself and with pleasure to pedal without small wheels.

I spent the better part of eight months researching bikes for my son's first pedal bike. The first time I saw a woom bike in an REI location I could tell from a distance that it was a very well made bike. Knowing nothing about it, I checked the price tag and the price of bike confirmed it was nice, as it had a price to match. Over the months I went back and forth on whether to invest in a woom bike, or a less expensive alternative (also with very good reviews) because my son was very slow to warm up to biking in general. He never liked riding tricycles or scooters and was very late in getting comfortable with his balance bike, so part of me didn't want to spend $500 on his first pedal bike only to realize that he just wasn't going to ride it. I read reviews. I asked friends and family members. I asked bike nerds I knew. Almost everyone I asked said “Get the Woom,” even folks who had gone with another option. Finally I decided to take the plunge and I placed the order. Within 24 hours, my son's woom bike was on the way. I had it shipped to my office which is attached to a warehouse that gets 1-3 FedEx deliveries per day from the local hub. I figured this was safer, faster, and would keep the bike a surprise for my son. For a solid week, FedEx Tracking showed the bike was out for delivery. We got our regular FedEx deliveries, but the bike was never delivered, and the next day the delivery date would update. Frustrated, I tried to contact Fedex - nothing - so I called Woom to see if they could help out. Without hesitation, the customer service representative apologized, asked if UPS was more reliable in our area, and shipped a new bike which arrived next day. They then handled FedEx on the back-end and eventually had the original order routed back to their warehouse after it went for over three weeks without being delivered. Customer service like that is rare - so rare it was almost jarring. On Christmas Day, we gave our son his new bike. Hey was over the moon. He immediately strapped on his helmet and got on, and within 10 minutes, he was pedaling and riding on his own, surprising me and surprising himself in his confidence. He's been showing off his new bike and biking skills ever since. 10 out of 10 recommend.

I got this bike as a Christmas present for my 5 year old daughter. She has a very heavy small bike with training wheels that was passed down by a neighbor and a balance bike that was passed down from a family member. I was hesitant getting a real bike since she wasn't super interested in those lately but she LOVES this bike. She was riding like a pro in 20-30 minutes, no joke. She rode it down to the park and all her friends were very impressed she was riding without training wheels. My husband rolled his eyes at the cost but has not learned to question me on things like that anymore. He is pleasantly surprised (as normal) and has really enjoyed riding bikes with her. Looking forward to many great rides and passing this down to her younger siblings.

My daughter has a lightweight combination lock and as a result of two touches through the lock, we already have two chips, which I find very annoying. At that price, I would have expected more from the quality. I have a bike myself, something like this hasn't happened to me yet. Of course, you can immediately see it at the top of the middle bar.