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what I read here is that the super small ones have issues, my kids had a clash 24 that they passed down among them, and that thing is a tank.. still going strong as a rental in a busy bikepark town... if you want light bikes, go spawn or something else

My son rode the ramones 20" & 24", my daughter had the 14" then she rode his old 20" and is now on the 24". The parts are cheap but I just swapped out stuff as it broke. My son on the 24" with an old fox fork lowered to around 3". Killed the rear wheel this day and moved to a small 27.5 bike and is ripping.

The fork caliper tabs on my kids Ramone are off enough that theres no way to get rid of pad rub. They're pretty far off. If it wasn't super discounted I'd be more bothered. Otherwise solid bike. I did add riser bars, maybe 40mm if I recall. His position with the flat bars wasn't confidence inspiring.

We started with the 12" balance bike when my son was 2 and that taught him how to ride at a very young age. We then got him on the 14" Ramones pedal bike and that too was a great bike. When we jumped him up to the 20" is where I started to notice quality issues. For example, I can not for the life of me get the wheels to spin without the rotors rubbing. I've even put brand new rotors on and they still seem to wobble to the point the rear wheel just has constant brake drag...

we have both the 12 and 14 ramones for our 5 year old son, the 14 certainly is heavy, but he rides circles around his neighbourhood friends on their misfitting bmx-ish bikes. the single gear is probably the bigger limitation on trails with roots and little hills where they need power to keep the cranks turning.