A ride-on toy has a base having a front piece and a rear piece, each of the front piece and the rear piece having a plurality of leg housings. The base further includes at least one connecting strap that removably connects the front piece and the rear piece. The ride-on toy also includes an inflatable body having a body portion and a plurality of legs, with each of the plurality of legs inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings. The ride-on toy also includes a plurality of wheel holders, each wheel holder having a foot housing and an ankle section extending upwardly from the foot housing, with a rotatable wheel secured inside the foot housing, and with the ankle section inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings.

A ride-on toy has a base having a front piece and a rear piece, each of the front piece and the rear piece having a plurality of leg housings. The base further includes at least one connecting strap that removably connects the front piece and the rear piece. The ride-on toy also includes an inflatable body having a body portion and a plurality of legs, with each of the plurality of legs inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings. The ride-on toy also includes a plurality of wheel holders, each wheel holder having a foot housing and an ankle section extending upwardly from the foot housing, with a rotatable wheel secured inside the foot housing, and with the ankle section inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings.

A ride-on toy can include a body having a shape resembling a torso of a creature and suitable for being sat on by a child, and four walking mechanisms connected to the body. Each walking mechanism can include a wheel rotatably mounted to the body at a wheel center, and a leg slidably connected to the body via a peg received in a slot defined by the body. The leg includes a foot and has a shape resembling a leg of the creature. The foot is eccentrically linked to the wheel. Two out of the four walking mechanisms are connected to a head end of the body to define a pair of forelegs. The other two out of the four walking mechanisms are connected to a tail end of the body to define a pair of hind legs.

A ride-on toy has a base having a front piece and a rear piece, each of the front piece and the rear piece having a plurality of leg housings. The base further includes at least one connecting strap that removably connects the front piece and the rear piece. The ride-on toy also includes an inflatable body having a body portion and a plurality of legs, with each of the plurality of legs inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings. The ride-on toy also includes a plurality of wheel holders, each wheel holder having a foot housing and an ankle section extending upwardly from the foot housing, with a rotatable wheel secured inside the foot housing, and with the ankle section inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings.

A ride-on toy has a base having a front piece and a rear piece, each of the front piece and the rear piece having a plurality of leg housings. The base further includes at least one connecting strap that removably connects the front piece and the rear piece. The ride-on toy also includes an inflatable body having a body portion and a plurality of legs, with each of the plurality of legs inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings. The ride-on toy also includes a plurality of wheel holders, each wheel holder having a foot housing and an ankle section extending upwardly from the foot housing, with a rotatable wheel secured inside the foot housing, and with the ankle section inserted into a corresponding one of the plurality of leg housings.

A ridable kart having a front portion rotatably coupled to a rear portion. The front portion includes an inner surface that is adjacent to an outer cover portion and the two surfaces move relative to one another. The outer cover portion includes window portions or openings through which a portion of the inner surface is visible. The inner surface includes a visual feature that is visible through the window portions and the visual features moves relative to the window portions when the front portion rotates relative to the rear portion.

A ridable kart having a front portion rotatably coupled to a rear portion. The front portion includes an inner surface that is adjacent to an outer cover portion and the two surfaces move relative to one another. The outer cover portion includes window portions or openings through which a portion of the inner surface is visible. The inner surface includes a visual feature that is visible through the window portions and the visual features moves relative to the window portions when the front portion rotates relative to the rear portion.

A ridable kart having a front portion rotatably coupled to a rear portion. The front portion includes an inner surface that is adjacent to an outer cover portion and the two surfaces move relative to one another. The outer cover portion includes window portions or openings through which a portion of the inner surface is visible. The inner surface includes a visual feature that is visible through the window portions and the visual features moves relative to the window portions when the front portion rotates relative to the rear portion.

A ridable kart having a front portion rotatably coupled to a rear portion. The front portion includes an inner surface that is adjacent to an outer cover portion and the two surfaces move relative to one another. The outer cover portion includes window portions or openings through which a portion of the inner surface is visible. The inner surface includes a visual feature that is visible through the window portions and the visual features moves relative to the window portions when the front portion rotates relative to the rear portion.

A ridable kart having a front portion rotatably coupled to a rear portion. The front portion includes an inner surface that is adjacent to an outer cover portion and the two surfaces move relative to one another. The outer cover portion includes window portions or openings through which a portion of the inner surface is visible. The inner surface includes a visual feature that is visible through the window portions and the visual features moves relative to the window portions when the front portion rotates relative to the rear portion.