Could this be used on a child's 2-wheel bicycle?
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Sure I don't see why not. You can adjust the base that holds the wheel to fit the size tire you have.I use it for my road bike but it should work with any two wheel bicycle.
937990
I believe so, It fits my Hybrid and Road bike just fine and those are super skinny tires. It can be adjusted to any width it seems you just need to slide it back and forth until it gets to the right size of the tire. If you have more questions I would consider Tweeting the company @EZBikeProducts or asking them on their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/EZ-Bike-Products/124219445833I am sure they would be more than happy to give you a better answer than I did! TrevorCholmes
937991
Yes it could. It would need to be adjusted to the width of the tire, but once adjusted to the width of the bike's tire, a child should be able to use it with ease. A major advantage of this product is that it can be used with any diameter wheel (whether 700c, 26inch, 20inch, etc), whereas many stands wouldn't work with a child-size bike wheel. As noted by another customer, this stand is for the bike only, not a bike with a rider on it.
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.
937993
Sure I don't see why not. You can adjust the base that holds the wheel to fit the size tire you have. I use it for my road bike but it should work with any two wheel bicycle.
937994
The stand can adjust to tire widths for both road and mountain bike tires so it should be able to accommodate a kids bike.
985753
I use it on my motorcycle. I guess you can use it on your bicycle, but it might need to be modified a little. Great product, though.
195999
As far as I know it is not designed to be used in conjunction alongside training wheels. I brought it to get my 7 year old autistic son to learn to ride his bike without them, and to help him learn to balance and used to controlling his bike without them. Not sure where you are from, but I have seen 12 inch bikes that have a handle attached to them for parental control and still have the training wheels. The Balance Buddy is attached to the nuts on the back wheels of the child's bike so you would not be able to have it, plus training wheels on your son's bike.
1759474
Probably not - children's bike pedals usually do not have the mounting holes necessary to attach these toe clips.
2083315
Yes, a child could, but it's stiff since all the weight bares on the that one center wheel and my child has trouble.
1766087
Hi. Yes, I don't see why not. The nuts you see at the top of the triangle are wide enough to fix or hold on to the bike. My bike has levels to remove the wheels quickly. I did not bother with removing it, instead, I applied a strong grip and the bike holds just great.
1006354
You could make it work on one gear of the back wheel. It would look a little abnormal, but it would work.
846621
Yes it's possible, my wife and I both can do it. It's not super easy for my wife, and requires a place to lean the bike against. It will also depend on the size of your child.
1547894
I don't think that this trailer would be comfortable at all for your child. I would look into a weehoo recumbent attachment for your bicycle instead. I think kids would find this much more fun and it would be safer as well.
1915873
I'd say most likely yes but you may need some typical household tools as well, depending on the bike.
922203
I would think so, I put this on my sons bike who was 11 but my daughter also rides it sometimes, she was 8.hope this helps. Much easier to use than grip shifts.
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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 believe it would work fine. The tires are rubber bicycle tires and would grip gravel well. It has enough ground clearance. I think the only issue would be that it would be difficult for a child to pedal hard enough to maintain speed.
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I don't see why not. I used them for a big wheel and a two wheeler for my 3 year old son.
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I'm not quite sure to be exact, but there are multiple ways to attach it to 2 wheeled bikes so i would say probably. if you look around amazon there are also a couple of people who sell "adapter" brackets. Either way the thing is great and i would definitely recommend it.
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You can use it. However it is not designed to quickly place the bike on and off of it.
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I would not use it for that purpose. Wheel Fork is only designed to support a wheel not a whole bike. DON'T DO IT.