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Here's another question - the replacement tires are a little bit difficult to find, and it's on my mind because the stock tires, while not having failed me yet, don't offer great traction. I think the surface area actually in contact with the road is more limited than it would be with good...

Thanks for the tip on the crank arm tool. After a weekend of light riding with my 6-year old around the neighborhood, I can confirm what others have said: 1) definitely disassemble the crank and lube the heck out of it. It's .... near bone dry. While you're in there, I'd suggest replacing...

I just got one from Walmart today, but before I ride it I'm taking it all apart and making sure the moving parts in the fork assembly, the rear axle and especially the crank are all well-greased. I'm also truing the wheels. Seems like a decent bike, and I just need to put some time in making...