Can you take off the training wheels and use the parent handle to help the rider?
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I don't think that would work well. The handle swivels to operate the handle bars, so it wouldn't be very steady if you were trying to help a child balance.
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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.
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Hi, our 2 year old active grandson rides by him self after teaching him. The foot peddle makes it easier. He doesn't have the strength to steer it in the dirt.
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If I understand your question correctly... You can take off the rear adult handle bars and rod so that the child, when he grows up and becomes able, can do his own peddling and steering. So, if that's what you mean, then yes, he can.
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I don't know, but we took off the training wheels; it's for teaching them to ride a bike. My son learned in about 1/2 hour this thing is awesome!!! He told me to take it off and now he's riding on his own.
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I cant see any reason why not. You do realize that you do not peddle this bike. You make it go with your feet so probably don't need training wheels
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Training whells are removable and yes, reverse peddles to brake....awesome bike!
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Yes, the training wheels are removable and it is a one stop(reverse pedals) brakes.
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Yes, my grandson just turned 5 in February and we got this for him at Christmas. In fact after a while of using it he now rides his bike without training wheels. It has been a great buy very durable.
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No. You have lift it up and just let bottom touch then you put your feet on the peddle and spinm.
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Hi Alison yes you can put different training wheels on it although I think the ones that came with the bike are very sturdy
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You merely hook your bike to the trainer without modifications (unless you do not have the right rear spoke). When you want to take it outside, just unhook the back supports and away you go.
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I put it together myself and have never wanted to take the handle bar off. Maybe you want to take the handle bar off and put it in storage. Then attach the regular legs for someone that wants to use the trampoline without the bar. If that's what you mean, it would not be difficult. However, it would take some time and you probably wouldn't want to take the handle bar off and on often. It would be very inconvenient.
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No, not with the parent handlebar but this bar can be installed and unattached very easily.
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I would suggest you to skip this idea. Training or supporting wheels are not helpful at all. The problem is, that the kids will loose theire sense for balance by using this wheels and need more time to bike "free". Try to train first without the pedals (support by pushing), so your child learns to balance the bike with the handlebar and the body. If the bike was used before as a training bike without the pedals the know it already. The kids learn "pedaling" quite fast.
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No training wheels and I don't think you can put any on unless you can fabricate something. No need! You're kid should learn quickly!!
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I think it's possible, the seat and handle bars are adjustable. The hardest part for my daughter is getting the pedals aligned to start her forward motion. I generally have to provide a little push to get her started.