Can I take the training wheel off and act like a balance bike?
450325
you can take the training wheels off and it'll be a bike but I don't think you can take the pedals off and make it a balance bike for one it would be too high
167738
Yes you sure can. I use to teach spin and you can do any move on it that you normally do in a spin class from sprinting, to standing up, to increasing the tension, decreasing the tension, etc. It is a great little bike that does everything you need for a great workout!
1218092
That will work, although I'm sure it's not recommended by the manufacturer. You can do it, but be sure to position the jack such that the bike is properly balanced. It's best to at least use a stationary wheel chock while using the jack.
1581666
Yes, you can. Please consider that you must adjust te back hub into the wheel surface so it is tight enough... If you feel you are rolling -too soft- then you must adjust (sorry if the terms are not totally accurate, I am not an expert in mechanical-sports English; but I hope you get the idea). It's an easy to install and use item for the kind of bike you will use it for.
1466139
The bike I bought was a gift for my grandson. It did not come with training wheels which never occurred to me as he already knew how to ride. I don't know if this bike has training wheels. You may have to check with the manufacturer.
324684
nope, no place to add pedals. My son, who is 3, learned to balance very quickly on this. much better option than training wheels, although more expensive.
1136480
No not really. There is a small area by the back tire that my son will use sometimes. Great bike though! My son is 2 and loves it-I can see how it teaches balance
1183129
No, but you can take the wheel off and reverse it for even wear if you desire.
548985
Yes, it can. The training wheels come off and on very easily. This is a great, sturdy bike!
196000
It might with some modification. There's a tab on the end of the Balance Buddy towards the axle end that's there so the Balance Buddy doesn't rotate past a certain point. That and the width of your axle may be a problem for using both training wheels and this.
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.
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
1301641
You can, but you need to place resistance on the tire and wheel to add rolling resistance. Otherwise you are just free spinning. The higher the gearing, the less the amount of rotation (cadence) and the less exercise you end up getting
1547359
I don't believe so. The point of this bike is for the child to learn balance so they never need training wheels.
900072
No, but I didn't think much about that. After my son learned how to ride and got confident, I replaced the training wheels with a kickstand. The bike was the best value I found, and lack of a kickstand was not a deal breaker for me.
178569
Unsure. The training wheels were installed on a different bike with no gears.
1369744
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.