Could this be used for a child's bike?
1445340
I'm not positive but I doubt it. It would depend on the diameter of the back wheel. This appears to be a size to use with 27"+ wheels
1445341
It is adjustable. Best bet is to email the seller. It works great for my adult road bike though.
1445342
I think it will work on almost any bike with at least 24" tires. The bike I have on it is a Roadmaster mountain bike with 24" tires and the resistance wheel barely adjusts tight enough to provide resistance.
1445343
I have no idea if this could be used for a child's bike. It does adjust to wheel dimensions but I think a very small wheel wouldn't touch the roller on the frame.
1711602
I think it could be. It's the size of a credit card. I'm not sure if it would hold up to the abuse though and you would need to retrofit to attach to the bike or helmet.
1086673
I wouldn't attach it to a 9 year old's bike unless you want to leave her behind on the ride. If we're in a group, we attach it to the strongest person's bike so we can ride together.
371320
I am thinking No. The mount is about 3"wide and mounts with Velcro strips. It could be mounted on a bicycle but would not be secure.
1577294
I'm not sure, my child weighs 70lbs and the bike handles that without problem. I would thing that it could handle a fair amount of weight. The frame and wheel are sturdy. I would expect that an adult could ride it.
764237
I wouldn't think so. We bought it for a 10 year old and it seems perfect. Her 12 year old sister can ride on it too. But probably not for long.
1325262
Not an adult or teen sized bike. Just small children's bikes will fit. I have a grill in mine and its a tight fit.
844139
Yes, I think she could. My granddaughter is 9 and wears it when riding her bicycle.
514065
I don't see why it wouldn't mount on any bike. It might be longer than something that would be sold with a 12" bike though. I put on a 16" bike for my eight year old girl and she has a pretty good stature for her age. The seat clamps to the existing pipe that is fixed into the bike frame by whatever means the manufacturer employed.
21813
Yes. It should work. Basic kids bikes have pretty standard axle and hub sizing.
844016
No, unfortunately not. It sits low enough though to allow for the child to push the bike with his or her feet though until they learn to peddle. It's an awesome little tricycle though. I wish I had one this nice when I was a kid... Best of luck with what ever bike you decide on.
1671102
It can be used, but it is not designed for use other than bicycle. I would not use it for other use
522807
I wouldn't suggest doing that. The bike is clumsy and wobbly, real hard to just push to move it out of the driveway when he leaves it laying there because it doesn't provide good balance when not actually sitting on the seat and holding both ends of the handle bars. And even when sitting on the seat the child has to work to balance it, which makes the transition to riding a regular bike easy because they've tackled this training tool. I would definitely only use this training tool as it was designed for.
2011126
I think it could, the base of it goes between the childs legs which is how it is proped up. Think it can be used anywhere as long as the child is in a seated position.
548985
Yes, it can. The training wheels come off and on very easily. This is a great, sturdy bike!
1346580
only if the children's bike has pedals with removeable amber reflectors on them. I had to remove my "plastic" pedals, go to Walmart and purchase new pedals that were metal with the removable amber reflectors. you mount these clips using the supplied screws that come with the strapless toe clips. Pretty simple. any questions just email me at bassinbill42 AT Yahoo dot com. good luck and have fun.
1080156
No. If the child is fairly lightweight , you can slightly lift front of bike to turn.