The Sesh is available in three colors for children aged 6 to 11 years old.
Buyers say the Sesh feels sturdy.
Kids think the Sesh looks cool.
Some buyers say the bike is packaged well, and assembly is easy.
An owner says the brake works well.
After six months of hard riding by an 11-year-old, a parent is impressed that the bike has no issues.
Pegs, stickers, and most assembly tools are included with the Sesh.

5 reasons not to buy

One buyer receives a bike that is scratched and missing a piece. Another says the pegs are missing.
Kids find the seat uncomfortable.
Two buyers say the assembly instructions are unclear.
One owner says the grips are too hard.
Retrospec customer support is rated poorly, and there's no phone number listed online.

Bottom line

The Retrospec Sesh is a kids' BMX bike for 6 to 11-year-olds between four and five feet tall. Parents appreciate the stout build and low price. One parent impressively reports no issues after six months of hard use, while another says it's falling apart after two months; poor assembly could be the culprit. Opinions are also split on the brake's functionality, packaging, and assembly. While most receive the bike well-packaged, some buyers are missing parts. Replacing the uncomfortable seat and grips is recommended to make the Sesh ready to go as a kid's first BMX.