I received a Schwinn Ladies' Delmar 26" and for a short while will need the training wheels. Are these a good fit? I weigh about 165 pounds
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these are the best training wheels on the market. My granddaughter is pretty good size for her age and they are working for her where the others just bent and were not worth the time to put on. She is about 100 lbs and has been using them for 6 months or so now and they are doing the job very well.
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I have a question ...I have a schwinn ladies 26" frontier f s bike. Is the Wald 742 training wheel a good fit?
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I just put it on my wife'd Electra Beach Cruiser and it doesn't work. The wheels wont touch the ground. She weights only 105 lbs but I wont let her try it as the bike would lean and fall. Unless the one I received is defective, I wouldn't recommend to put it on a 26" bike.
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The attachment to the frame of a 26" bicycle may be tricky as the opening in the training wheels bracket is too small to easily grip a regular frame.
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The training wheels are heavy duty and well-made, so supporting you is no issue. I cannot confirm they'll fit the bike perfectly, though. I had to make some modifications for my kids BMX style. With a traditional tube frame, there shouldn't be a problem!
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I weigh about 170 and have put about 1500 training miles on these wheels this season. They still ride true like they did out of the box. Due to the 24 spoke count on the front and back they should be able to hold riders up to 230 pounds.
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This bike is for 8 years and up. Got big wheels. I don't think you can mount training wheels on it. You can look for training wheels that fit 20" bike wheels. I hope it will help.
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Hello,Yes your tire size is the right size. However if your bike does not have a quick release rear tire it will not fit the trainer. Thank you.
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I had to get rid of the training wheels. They didn't end up fitting my sons bike. They seemed like the same size as normal training wheels (5+ inch in diameter), but thicker (about 2 to 2.5 inch thickness). I wish I could be of more help. This is a a guesstimate.
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The front wheel assembly IS true, at least on the two pair I have purchased. But the rear is nowhere close. You'll need patience and experience, these rims are not out of the box and on the road. Most of my bikes use the Shimano SIS spin on freewheel. The hub is not the same as the stock wheel my Schwinns came with, so the high and low stops on your derailleur will have to be adjusted. I have a set on a '73 Super Sport and a '88 World Sport. I also dressed the hoop welds because they seemed too sharp, about 35 minutes on each rim with a small pair of files and emery cloth. Even after this, they are a good value for a very low cost option to get you back on the road... The front wheel assembly IS true, at least on the two pair I have purchased. But the rear is nowhere close. You'll need patience and experience, these rims are not out of the box and on the road. Most of my bikes use the Shimano SIS spin on freewheel. The hub is not the same as the stock wheel my Schwinns came with, so the high and low stops on your derailleur will have to be adjusted. I have a set on a '73 Super Sport and a '88 World Sport. I also dressed the hoop welds because they seemed too sharp, about 35 minutes on each rim with a small pair of files and emery cloth. Even after this,... » Read More The front wheel assembly IS true, at least on the two pair I have purchased. But the rear is nowhere close. You'll need patience and experience, these rims are not out of the box and on the road. Most of my bikes use the Shimano SIS spin on freewheel. The hub is not the same as the stock wheel my Schwinns came with, so the high and low stops on your derailleur will have to be adjusted. I have a set on a '73 Super Sport and a '88 World Sport. I also dressed the hoop welds because they seemed too sharp, about 35 minutes on each rim with a small pair of files and emery cloth. Even after this, they are a good value for a very low cost option to get you back on the road... « Show Less
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Yes, those wheels should bolt right up and fit well. We have them immediately available for shipping. Thanks!
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No - they would be too large. I would suggest you visit a bike shop to locate an appropriate size.
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they are a firm fit but reasonably heavy.would probably work on low impact excersize bike. rowing etc but don't think it would be comfortable bouncing on a treadmill jogging or reclining
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I purchased new tires for my wife's Schwinn Beach Cruiser but they were the 26" x 2.125 and they were a perfect fit for the wide rims. I would also suggest getting new tubes.
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My husband weighs about 170 and he often plays with our son and rides my son's bike and the training wheels hold him up just fine. I think as long as you do not try going on rough terrain or be abusive, they would work just fine.
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The wheels are pretty good. I haven't had any issues with them. To me, they seem quite sturdy.
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it will ultimately fit any bike but the question is the total sustained weight. My little girl is bigger than the usual girls her age and thus even though I was able to work it out using some of the old parts, the frame on these bent. I am now just trying to teach her to ride without training wheels after 2 sets she has already bent.
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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.
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I am not sure for a 26" bike, but these wheels helped my wife (135+ pounds) who was also learning for the first time.
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Hi, I bought these wheels for my 71 Schwinn with a freewheel. I don't own a bike with a cassette, but I understand that this is completely different from a freewheel. I think that there are different models of rim with different hubs loaded for freewheels, fixies, and cassettes, so look for those. For my bike however, the LP18's are great. These are in fact some sort of aluminum alloy.
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Hi Kerri,I bought these training wheels for my daughter's bike which is also a 20" frame as well. These fit and are also adjustable. Like I said in previous answers, the brackets ate made to fit a round tubular frame, since my daughter's bike has an oval shaped tube section I had to modify the brackets just a bit.You should have no problems if the frame is round tubular shape.Good luck.