The bike was bought for a 7th birthday, he is 127cm tall. It is a good fit for him, maybe a little big/ heavy for shifting the bike around doing freestyle tricks. We took the bike to a BMX dirt track and the bike was ok for size, maybe a little big. His older brother 9 and about 140cm looked a good fit on it in terms of he could move the bike around a bit better.

The bike was shipped from Germany, it arrived in Ireland 36 hours after being ordered, impressive!, no import taxes.

The assembly of the bike was very simple and anybody who can use a wrench (10, 15, 17) and an Allen key (5,6) can do it. I was a little wary of assembling the bike myself but it was very straight forward, I am not a tradesman and do practically zero handyman work. One tip I would give is to put the brake cable into the brake lever before bolting on the handlebars. I didn't do this and spent a bit of time messing around with the brake cable trying to adjust the brakes and get them set up properly, something I could have avoided I think. Still I know a bit more about haw to adjust brakes now. There's plenty of useful assembly videos on YouTube. Especially check out fitting pedals .

The bike is not light and feels solid like the frame is designed to be used for freestyle BMX. Time will tell how the bike stands up to use. From first impressions it seems a good starter BMX, the price is very good considering its generally hard to get properly spec'd starter BMX's for less than €350-€400.