Can I attach training wheels if I want too?
1508283
You could but you would have make sure you have the right kind. The bike does not have the usual frame shape so may not compatible with the most common type of training wheels. More importantly, though, this bike is specifically designed to help teach how to ride without training wheels. The kid learns balance first without any pedals, gears or chain in the way. You then add those later (they are included). Hope that helps!
1855688
Not completely, you only need to add the handlebars, seat and training wheels. It was fairly easy to assemble those parts.
2044827
Yes you can. Usually stores that you buy the wheels from will put them on for you.
548985
Yes, it can. The training wheels come off and on very easily. This is a great, sturdy bike!
404060
No training wheels and I don't think you can put any on unless you can fabricate something. No need! You're kid should learn quickly!!
1036073
Probably not. I think you could add if you are good with custom modifications. I think you should look for one that comes with wheels.
1581666
Yes, you can. Please consider that you must adjust te back hub into the wheel surface so it is tight enough... If you feel you are rolling -too soft- then you must adjust (sorry if the terms are not totally accurate, I am not an expert in mechanical-sports English; but I hope you get the idea). It's an easy to install and use item for the kind of bike you will use it for.
365423
No, unfortunately that was something I learned after having purchased the trainer. It comes with a quick release skewer to replace on your wheel and that is how the wheel locks into the trainer.
178569
Unsure. The training wheels were installed on a different bike with no gears.
1404436
The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.
301378
Kurt Kinetic has an accessory part that attaches to the existing trainer. I called them and ordered a part that works great with my 20" wheel. Jim
1975438
Yes you can, they are there to protect the wheels if you hit something, they have a quick on/off push pin attachment setup.
987204
We thought we might need axle extenders because of the thickness of the training wheel frame, however, we got a large "C" clamp and squeezed the frame enough to put the nuts on the existing axle. Don't know if it will work for you but it might be worth a try. These are the sturdiest training wheels we could find and have worked great.
1590827
Nope! No need for training wheels! It attaches to a bike and the child still pedals, but doesn't have to worry about tipping over.
1952001
I used it with the training wheels. I purchased this because my little one won't peddle yet. With this, I can still push her around a bit while she learns to steer. There's still stooping involved as the handle isn't very long even when fully extended, but it's better than having to try to push the seat and help her steer, ect.
548986
yes. we bought this bike for our 5 year old and have never used the training wheels with it. They are just laying around the house!
538638
I think so. The black flat things that attach to the bottom of the legs screw in. So I think you could get wheels that screw in if they're small enough.