will these fit on a toddlers bike ( 2 wheeler with training wheels)?
227105
Without seeing the bike, it's hard to say. The wheel reflectors are designed to fit in conventional spoked wheels, The frear clamps on to the seat tube. The front mounts to the fork just above the tire. Forks typically have a hole drilled through them to mount brakes or reflectors.I suggest you look at a "conventional bicycle and compare to the toddlers bike. So many of these are so "un bike like", it's hard to say. "Mag" wheels, etc.
227106
Without seeing the bike, it's hard to say. The wheel reflectors are designed to fit in conventional spoked wheels, The frear clamps on to the seat tube. The front mounts to the fork just above the tire. Forks typically have a hole drilled through them to mount brakes or reflectors. I suggest you look at a "conventional bicycle and compare to the toddlers bike. So many of these are so "un bike like", it's hard to say. "Mag" wheels, etc.
227107
don't know, mine was a huffy snake rock. theyed be big, but im not sure how to attach them? maybe apoxy glue!
227108
They attach to the spokes, so I don't see why not.They may be rather large for such small wheels though.
842812
I don't see why not. I used them for a big wheel and a two wheeler for my 3 year old son.
685517
Yes. We attached these to Schwinn 16'' bike. We gradually raise the wheels 2 times, until took them off completely.
527649
Those worked great for me. Sturdy and stable.This is what I got:Wald 10252 Bicycle Training Wheels (16 to 20-Inch Wheels, .75 and 1-Inch Frame Tubes)
1086856
Josh - I'm sorry, but I really don't know. We have the Little People Wheelies Ramps and Raceways. I would imagine they made them to fit all though. Email Fisher-Price would be my suggestion.
1385416
I think you would have a hard time getting them on. The mount doesnt seem to expand much. I had to take the grips off to slide them on the kids bike bars which I think are around 21.
141354
Yes they will fit on his bike , mostly every peg will got on any bmx bike or a bike with pegg space
400266
Unfortunately we tried that with my own 21 speed bike. They won't fit. What we ended up doing was getting a used, very basic bike that would allow wheels, (it's the speeds that don't allow that). My husband used two sets of wheels in order to extend them beacuse they were too short, and adapted the training wheels to the bike. (Yes, it was a hassle, but it worked). I do not know if a tandem bike would be different. I hope this is helpful. Gpod luck!
29581
It should. I used them on a 20" bike, but there is quite a bit of room for adjustment.
1146024
Yes, they should work fine. If it doesn't fit your bike exactly take to a bike shop and they will adjust. One of the brackets fell where there was a weld on my grandson's bike and they bent the metal to fit. He rides like crazy. Also, another option is a 3 wheel adult trike. Look around my husband found one for $300 new. Try Craigs list.
1547359
I don't believe so. The point of this bike is for the child to learn balance so they never need training wheels.
1470914
Not at all. We are just now teaching our daughter, 5-1/2 and 45", to ride this bike without training wheels - we raised the seat this weekend and it's still a perfect fit. Neighbors with 7-8 year olds also use this size bike, which I think is the top end of the age/size range for the frame and wheel size.
1454241
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.
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.
907771
They might, but you'd have to trim them down. They look like they were designed for a size 12 (adult) skate, but have an adjustable heel lock setting. I would probably get something smaller for a toddler.
1123167
I would assume so, as training wheels can be added to pretty much any bike - just a matter of adjusting them after installing on the axle. I got this bike as the next step in moving daughter off of training wheels, so I'm going to try the balance buddy instead with it.
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I doubt they will fit. They are made for 8" wheels attaching to the rims. I suspect they will be to small to attach to the larger rim.