BikeHard Heavy Duty Adjustable Training Wheels 20-26"

This stabilizes my granddaughter's bike while she continues to learn how to ride it.

My 11 yr old son is Autistic and he has an issue with balance. For Christmas i got him a bike and we tried at first to learn without any kind of trainig wheels. Its hard to find in stores training wheels to fit a bike his size. I didnt care price, when i found these i immediately ordered them. They are very sturdy and strong. My son weighs about 120, but they work very well. They took a little bit to get on, about 30 mins or so. But totally worth it, Cause now my son is getting more comfortable and more confident riding his bike.

They are very sturdy wheels, but I have a feeling the obe sent to me was a return. The packaging for the nuts/bolts was opened and they were spilled out loose in the bottom of the box. Two of the nuts required for the training wheels were not even included. My husband had to go to the hardware store to try and find nuts that would fit. He was able to get one wheel on the bike, but had to take the bike to a bike shop to get the other one installed. But, now that they are installed, my son, who has some difficulty with coordination, can finally ride a bicycle.

My grandchild is developmentally disabled and has trouble with balance. It took forever to find adult training wheels. Then we had to exchange the bike three times before we finally found a bike that the training wheels would fit. However, now that we've got the training wheels on the bike, she is able to ride with her mother and brother. As for the training wheels, they're doing great, so far.

Was easy to install but I have to keep tightening all the bolts after every few times my daughter rides her bike. And it won’t last because the wheels are wearing down and I feel like I will need to order another set in a few months. Not this set though 🤦🏻‍♂️

Weighty, but sturdy. I'd have preferred if nuts for the stand offs were included.

We put this on my grandson's bike as he is 9 and had never owned a bike. He weighs 124 pounds and needs the exercise and this is holding up well but the only thing negative I can say is that the frame the training wheel is attached to is not bent to the correct angle where the wheel touches the ground on the flat part of the rubber. The training wheel rubber is wearing out at an angle and I will probably have to get a new wheel for that side. Other than that I am very pleased with the materials they used for this. It is not flimsy or thin. These are very strong. I imagine you could put these on an adult bike as they are larger in dimension than the regular training wheels you see attached to kids bikes in the store.

Did not fit my bike