Is there enough room on the back axles for training wheels?
2058402
There should be. I didn't have to put any on this bike but the plastic chain cover has indentations so it can stay on the bike with training whells.
219041
I had to adjust the training wheels slightly towards the back of the rear wheel to allow the wheel to connect more with the pavement. The normal placement of the training wheels do not allow the rear wheel to get enough traction for the pedals to work.
1010769
It's not made to have training wheels, not sure any this size are. Try going to a bike shop and see if they can change the bolt out.
1914203
Yes but I think it says to change your rear axles. I have rhinos all the way around. I have a 13 50 in and you're going to want to put 2 in spacers on or offset wheels
1304180
The back tire is held on with a nut on each side so a long as the training wheels use a standard fitting it should work. Just take the nut off and insert the training wheel bracket under the nut.
310013
I just took a close look at my RAD trainer. It is my opinion that a nutted axle will not seat correctly. I would be afraid the bike would slip out and cause injury.
383345
Not for the front, but for the rear wheels Yes. You'll need plenty of room to drill holes.
2231570
Hello,You should have no issue spreading the rear frame of the bicycle to fit this wheel. Best regards,Nick MeulemansWheel & Sprocket - Online
1801994
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.
1547677
The training wheels I am familiar with would not work on the derailer side of the rear axle. The other side of the rear axle has the kickstand on it, but it could come off and put a training wheel on that side only.
611201
I would not think so. I have them with 700 X 40 knobbys during the winter and the clearance on the back wheel is very close.
548987
Yes -- We assembled ours WITHOUT the training wheels right from the start because our son doesn't use them.
2043561
I'm not an expert, but I don't think do. I think you have 18" wheels. Try a new search for a 18" kit. Good luck!
1124092
My measures closer to 30 so you should have more than enough room. Option to take off wheels and foot would also make it a couple of inches shorter
937992
Yes. The unit expands to accommodate different wheel widths. It has been very stable. I would suggest putting the rear in the unit for more stability.
2095165
Hi, I honestly don't remember because I bought a trainer axle to go with mine.
1296082
Hey there, sorry for the late reply. The back hub has a small lever you need to push in that will allow the wheels to seat on the axle. Hope that helps.