- From baby steps to speed racing -- teaches balancing and coordination in a fun way
- Steerable and fast -- looks so real even older kids want to ride it
- Compact and light (2.75 lbs) -- easy to carry, to moms' and dads' great relief
- Safe, sturdy, durable -- will outlast all your kids' nonstop-riding toddler years
- Ages 18 mo - 3 yrs
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New arrival from Europe! The superMOPI is a light-weight ride-on toy that kids as young as 18 months can ride, lift, and carry along.
Builds muscles, gross motor skills, and stamina, promotes self-confidence and independence. Stands on three wide wheels so balancing is not a pre-requisite but will be developed gradually. As balancing skills develop, toddlers can speed up, race and chase each other, zigzag, and maneuver with legs in the air. Recessed back wheels make way for a comfortable, wide range of motion. Steering is an essential part of the superMOPI experience, makes it fun and challenging, and enhances kids' coordination. Riding the superMOPI is pure joy for toddlers but it also prepares them for a fast transition to a child bike without training wheels.
Tiny, compact, and light, the superMOPI delights toddlers and parents alike - they can take it along wherever they go. A fun and convenient umbrella stroller alternative, promoting a healthy, active life-style from this early age.
For outdoor and indoor use.
Max. rider weight: 50 lbs.
Safety certified.
Also available in orange and pink on Amazon. For older kids who can balance, XL size superMOPI is available in orange and metal blue colors.
See how to ride it in superMOPI videos posted on youtube.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
One of the distinct advantages that the MOPI has over similar motorcycle ride-on toys is that it is steerable. It allows my three year old to make turns and navigate around corners smoothly instead of having to stand up and then lift and re-position the motorcycle each time he wants to change direction. In addition, the wheels turn very smoothly so that he can easily glide on it, making it not only fun but great for developing balance. Finally, it is very light (my son can carry it around with one hand) and yet very sturdy.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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We bought a Mopi for our grandson a month before he turned 2. When we opened it, we had some of the reactions of the fellow who wrote such a negative review on this site. It seemed small, too simple, and of course has no sounds or flashing lights. We even bought a backup choice--a more lavishly appointed bigger riding toy shaped like a motorcycle that made loud noises. Fortunately, we decided to stick with the Mopi.
HE LOVES IT. He loved it from the first second, and it remains his prize possession 6 months later. His 5-year-old sister begs him for turns on it (and she rides it easily!). He can zip up and down the sidewalks of New York, and his mother carries it easily up to their apartment. The design of the Mopi is brilliant. Because the sides are smooth and there is no seat back protuberance, our grandson can jump on and off in a single motion. It does not tip over and seems to be very easy to steer. This is a great toy, and I will be glad to buy another one the next time I need a gift for a child between 1 and 3.
HE LOVES IT. He loved it from the first second, and it remains his prize possession 6 months later. His 5-year-old sister begs him for turns on it (and she rides it easily!). He can zip up and down the sidewalks of New York, and his mother carries it easily up to their apartment. The design of the Mopi is brilliant. Because the sides are smooth and there is no seat back protuberance, our grandson can jump on and off in a single motion. It does not tip over and seems to be very easy to steer. This is a great toy, and I will be glad to buy another one the next time I need a gift for a child between 1 and 3.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I purchased 2 of these for my 23 month old twins and could not be happier. Both kids absolutely LOVE them. They are extremely light weight, which makes them accessible to toddlers who might not have the strength or skill to ride/steer longer, heavier toys. Like another reviewer, when I pulled the first one out of the box, I thought that the toy was too light and not worth the money. My husband, on the other hand, looked at it and immediately deemed it "very cool." My 4 year old tried it and dubbed it his "flying car." I am so glad that I didn't send them back. You cannot get ride on toys like this - with amazingly responsive steering - elsewhere. In fact, most toys that offer any kind of steering, have limited steering radiuses. These turn on a dime and I have yet to have either twin fall because their MOPI steered "too well."
Instead, they are learning both how to steer and how to balance. My daughter's physical therapist is so impressed with this toy that she is recommending it to other clients. Meanwhile, I'm having to get another for the 4 year old, who won't stay off the 2 I already have. Highly recommended.
Instead, they are learning both how to steer and how to balance. My daughter's physical therapist is so impressed with this toy that she is recommending it to other clients. Meanwhile, I'm having to get another for the 4 year old, who won't stay off the 2 I already have. Highly recommended.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
My son loves his "bike," highly recommend
I rarely write reviews but this is one of those toys that gets daily use and great enjoyment. I was on the fence about the purchase because of other reviews I read and to be... Read more
Published 5 months ago by C. Hall
My son wants to take it to bed with him!
My son borrowed one of these on Sunday in the playground and loved it. I immediately ordered one for each of my 2 year old twins and the bikes were delivered on Monday -- amazing. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Cityboy
Loved by both brothers (3.5 and 1.5)
We got this for my young son when he was 15 months, and it was a hit right from the start. At first he did have some falls, but because the seat is so low, he never even... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Enya
Great for toddlers
Our boy loves this thing...he cannot get enough of it. He started using it when he turned 2 and it has been in use ever since - indoors and outside.
Published 14 months ago by Balint and Anna De Cheke
Growing into it
My nephew really likes this bike. He's only 14 months so he doesn't know how to self-power it, but he loves to be pushed around on it. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Northern Belle
Too small for our 23 month old twins
We purchased 2 of the super MOPI Toddler Motorcycles for our 28 lb 23 month old twins. The motorcycles were way to small. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Dave
DON'T BOTHER
I was very unhappy w this product. For one thing it came loose in a giant box so it was dented & had parts that had to be fit back on badly. Read more
Published 16 months ago by AnnieM
Best Riding Toy!
We got this motorbike for our one year old grandson Collin. He loves it and so do we. It is very stable and lightweight. It also steers. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Rita
We LOVE our MOPI!!!
This bike is so great my 2 year loves it and it is his favorite toy! I bought this for his 1st Birthday and he didn't quite get it but by the time he was 1 1/2 he was all over the... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Sara E. Taber
superMOPI toddler bike review
This is a great bike! I bought it for my son's second birthday. It is very lightweight so it is easy for him to push with his feet. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Stephanie M. Hatch
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