Training Wheels for 12 14 16 18 20 Inch Kids Bike，Heavy Duty Training Wheels are Suitable Variable Speed and Single Speed Bicycle

I went off label with these. I had made a plywood storage box for flower pots that was easy to move until it was loaded with flower pots. These wheels are sturdy enough to support the weight of the full box and still roll smoothly over the lawn when it is time to plant.As training wheels these look like the will work well. The steel is a heavy enough gauge that they won't be prone to bending and they are designed to be very easy to mount and are easily adjustable. These look like they will last through children and grandchildren with no problem.

I recently got bicycles for my kids and they needed to learn how to ride a bike. I can't keep on holding the bike frame forever as they ride around so I ordered the Muletrain training wheel kit. The kit came with all the necessary hardware to put up the training wheels. The hardware was well made with majority being enamel metal. The wheels are made of plastic. I found the kit to be very comprehensive with everything you need to install onto your kid's bike. I did run into one snag during installation where there were two extra pieces (square metal with hole and a protrusion on the side. The guide did not mention anything about these brackets but I figured out they go in between the bike axle stud and the training wheel bracket.

The media could not be loaded.  I built a gate on my deck at the top of the stairs. The gate is long and heavy, so I found this off-label use for a training wheel. They can carry a lot of weight by counterbalancing the load of the gate and allowing it to swing freely. Doing so will prevent the gate from hanging, dragging, or worse - being torn off the hinges. The training wheel is perfect for this and is neatly attached to the side of my gate.As training wheels, these are fine. The kit comes with tiny lug wrenches to assemble the wheel to the arm. As the manufacturer says, this is a universal fit, and they appear strong enough to support a kid up to 100 lbs. The arms do not flex, and I've seen this design cause crashes when the road is uneven side-to-side because the road will push up on the training wheel and tip the bike over. Without the training wheel, the bike can naturally lean into the hill and remain upright. This problem is frustrating for kids and can discourage them from wanting to bike.

I got these training wheels for an electric dirt bike that my 2year old granddaughter has. She can’t balance herself so we actually brainstormed and thought about adding training wheels to it. The dirt bike does not come with training wheels so I was hoping that these would fit. They fit perfectly! It took less than 30 minutes to put them on, now she can go without falling over.

The training wheels work, but not all the extra parts worked with my nephews 20 inch Huffy. I was able to connect the wheels to the main axle of the rear wheel without the stability bars or extension bolts as they would not fit. They seem to be holding up OK without them so far, and hopefully will continue to.

We installed these on a little 16" bicycle for my 4 year old grandson. They weren't too difficult to put on. They work exactly the way we had hoped. Some training wheels don't have enough adjustment holes and the bike wobbles too much, scaring the child. Good product!

Fit our 10” bike perfect. Really like that w3 can use these as the young man grows to different size bikes. Nice. Highly recommended.