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- 【SIZE】 Wheel Size: Dia. 12.8 x W2.4 cm/5 x 0.9inch. Bracket: L21 x W7.5 x 2.9cm/8.2 x 2.9 x 1.1inch. For Wheel Size: 12″/ 14″/ 16″/ 18″/ 20″.
- 【DURABLE】 5″ diameter plated steel wheels with rubber tires, best choose for long time use.
- 【CONVINIENT】 Comes with all fixtures and fittings. Easy DIY assembly.
- 【GREAT GIFT】 This set of stabilizers assist young learners until they have developed a usable sense of balance on the bicycle. Improve your child’s safety and confidence without holding the back of the saddle.
- 【US STOCK】 Ship directly from US warehouse, you can get it among 2 – 5 day.
➤Designed for young riders, protect your child from tip-overs, topples, spills and falls with Wald training wheels. Steel brackets provide multiple height options for mounting the wheels and brace arms increase stability for better balance. Compatible with most bikes measuring 12-16″ with or smaller rear frame Tire mounts directly to the wheel for a secure fit Steel wheels are durable.
Specification：
Item: Bicycle Training Wheels
Wheel Quantity: 2 PCS
Type-1
Color: Silver + Black
Material: Metal and Rubber
Wheel Size: Dia. 12.8 x W2.4 cm/5 x 0.9inch
Bracket: L21 x W7.5 x 2.9cm/8.2 x 2.9 x 1.1inch
For Wheel Size: 12-20″
Type-2
Color: Silver
Material: Stainless Steel and Plastic
Wheel Color: White and Black
Size: 9 x 16.5cm/3.5 x 6.4 inch (Approx)
Wheel Diameter: 10.5cm/4.1inch
For Wheel Size: 10-20″
Type-3
Color: Black
Material: Metal, Rubber
Wheels Diameter: 13 cm/ 5.1 inch
Iron Bars Size:16 x 9 cm/ 6.3 x 3.5 inch
For Wheel Size: 14-20″
❤Something you should know before deciding to buy a pair of training wheels for your kids:
(1) When young children start to ride a bike, the first thing they need to gain is a sense of balance.
(2) Training wheels or stabilizers are an additional wheel or wheels mounted parallel to the rear wheel of a bicycle that assist learners until they have developed a usable sense of balance on the bicycle.
(3) On the other hand, training wheels needs to be adjusted from time to time according to the learners’ skills. Adjusting training wheels correctly, and raising them higher as the child’s skill increases, avoids the learners from inhibiting braking if too much weight is taken off the rear wheel by training wheels that are too low.
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