Can this be upgraded with handlebars and a second wheel and converted into a bicycle?
1051930
It can indeed. As long as you add a frame to it, and a front and rear sprocket and brakes and the pedals would have to be moved from the front wheel to the frame. I warn you, when this is all done you will cease to have a unicycle and you will then have a bicycle.
375991
Haven't had a chance to add one yet. But heads up it's kind of a cheap bike. Just had to Upgrade seat and handlebars.
294001
I don't think so. This ain't a performance bike and it comes with many low quality parts (like crank set, hubs and bottom bracket). The frame is sturdy but is not too light, tough.
707798
Hello Ms. Gniffke. All in all, I'd say yes. Our son is happy with it, and has caught on fairly quickly (it's his first bike). A serious caveat, though: you should be fairly comfortable with assembling a bicycle. I worked in my father's bike shop several decades ago, so I have experience. The instructions are not terribly helpful, and the mechanical stress of shipping required me to repack the fork bearings. Adjusting the brakes took the most time for me, likely because I'm out of practice. I hope this helps.
1435523
This rack requires a bar going from seat to handlebars like a typical men's bike, however you can buy a bar that can be added to any bike.
697586
You would need to get the handlebar attachment to go along with this. All this included was what you see in the picture. It does not have the RAM arm or mounting base.
2254273
Yes, it does. I am relatively handy with tools, so it was no problem. The wheels, seat and handlebars have to be installed on the bike. These are "sub-assembled", so it wasn't like building it from scratch. My 12 year old daughter loves this bike!! The aluminum construction is very lightweight, and it's a very easy ride.
1531351
Yes and You have to put the handlebars, wheels, training wheels, pedals and basket on the frame
829452
Sure. It is a really nice bike. It comes unassembled though so you will have to put it together.Hope this helps!Sandra
1982821
Yes Margaret. You will need to put on the fenders, seat and handlebars (and adjust accordingly), front wheel and pedals. After that, adjust the breaks. It's important to have all the tools needed and make sure you have all the parts. I was missing a few and had to go purchase them before I could finish the assembly. Another option is to take it to a bike shop and have them do it for you - including an initial tune up.
1725587
Im sorry I am not in liberty to speak of the bicycle at this moment. Though it was sent to me in good condition, I am a wounded Vet which needed other devices to go along with it and therefore, would be so unfair to answer the question. Though it is a good bike for the price.
64638
It's definitely worth it. Anything you would like to upgrade is personal preference like handlebars and the saddle. But it'll ride great as is.
870934
Yes, but it was really easy. It took less than an hour. You just need to assemble the wheels, the chair, and the handlebar.
1970028
This bike is flip flop. Have 2 cogs if you choose free wheel or fixie. Is very easy to do :) yes you can do it
2224001
No, you cannot safely add training wheels. This bike moves super fast. I'd suggest 12yrs and up (10 if very coordinated )
594839
All parts are there to convert to either stroller or bike trailer. You can do both with this thing.
1945697
I don't think so. Have not tried it but have done bike at gym and I am not sure how to modify it.