do the training wheels wok on a seven speed bike?
1051055
It depends on the size of the bike. I'm sure it will if the bike is up to a size 20".
1268451
No, but you can swap out your current sensors. These wheels are TPMS compatible and we have them available.
1547362
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
391975
The wheels I got accepted only mountain bike style cassettes. Not sure what you have there. Mine is a 7 speed.
224416
I do believe your present bike is also a 7 speed as is the freewheel your giving thought to purchasing.A special tool is needed to remove the current freewheel from your wheel.Best option, take your wheel and your new gears (freewheel) to a bike shop.They'll swap them out for a few bucks.Check the chain length after you replace the wheel.That freewheel is a good. I bought one myself.Ride safe. Have fun !
2224001
No, you cannot safely add training wheels. This bike moves super fast. I'd suggest 12yrs and up (10 if very coordinated )
257693
Yes as long as you use a 7 speed shimano gear selector and your bike has a freewheel hub.
2109368
I have a Trek Multitrack 730 (which is like the great great grandfather of your 7.2) and had no problems mounting/using the Tyke Toter with it. We just took the training wheels off his own bike this spring, but my son loved riding on the Toter with me when he was younger.
1557314
It's installed outside the bike"s frame, like most. So, the gear sprockets should not be any issue. But like any training wheel set,, turning sharp at speed will likely result in a crash. Training wheels are for slow riding, not for the speed of a multi speed bike.
1407045
Yes. You have to assemble the bike (easy) and can leave the training wheels off. We never used ours.
168056
Yes, if you have a Trek designed for 27 inch wheels and you use a 7 speed gear cluster
1820150
I bought this bike for my then 7 y/o daughter. She had moved up from a bike that required training wheels. I would recommend a smaller bike that comes with training wheels before purchasing this one.
1952002
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.
1605534
Freewheel/Sprocket assemblies are generally "mated" to derailleurs and shifters; hence a 7 sprocket freewheel will generally waste two sprockets mated with derailleur/gearing that was designed for 5 sprockets. It will probably still be operable; however, in addition to the wasted sprockets the change in alignment due to different sprocket spacing will mean awkward shifting (at least for indexed shifters) and probably noisier operation.
718106
We did not install training wheels and I don't remember even receiving training wheels with this bike. Love love love the bike though!
1388450
Hello.The Motegi FF7 is only available in one backspacing so this listing will match the wheels you currently have. Thanks,BWT
1308254
The problem isn't so much the seven speed cassette it's your rear drop out width. When road bikes went to 8 speeds the width was increased and is the standard today. An older seven speed frame has to be adjusted as in bent open to accept the newer wheel width.