Adult stabilizer wheels - big people training wheels! If so, do they allow the bike to rock back and forth, or do the stabilizer wheels travel along the ground with the main wheels?
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I believe they stay on the ground. According to their website and video, it allows for balance control. They have a website for more information. www.eztrainingwheels.com PS. I have no affiliation with them. Just doing research and I'm looking to purchase some in the near future.
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No swaying for me. I have two adult bikes and three child bikes. I put one child bike on the front side closest to the car (Honda Pilot) and the remaining four bikes on the back sides. I alternate adult, child, adult, child. I have driven 1000's of miles and never had a problem.
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Yes and it's a little larger than what I have seen on other balances bikes! When she got comfortable with balancing she would rest her feet. Because of this balance bike she is riding her regular bike without training wheels, it's awesome!!
1471904
They pedal back like a coaster break, very easily actually. Keep that in mind however when you are pushing them with the handle, we've had a couple gut checks because of the break! I also saw your comment about not getting a response from the manufacturer, we were having an issue with the pedals engaging and they responded within 24 hours. It's a great bike, well worth the investment.
1113269
Never tried the Strider but, My 2 yr old and my 4 yr old both use the foot rest. They run and once they are going fast enough they put their feet up on the rest and cruise around. Very good balance bike. Inside of 3 weeks of riding the Kazam my 4 yr old asked me to take the training wheels off of her "big girl" bike. She rides both like a champ hasn't looked back for the training wheels at all.
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Yes you can spin the wheels. I kid you not. This stand is solid. Very professional. I thought about the price also and the quality. You will be happy with this stand. If you don't like it you always have the option of returning the item, but I seriously doubt you will when you assemble the stand, and see how sturdy the bike stand is.
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Hey Will, just wondering if you bought this bike and successfully put 32's on the bike? I just saw my friends tires and 23's are way too skinny! Not to mention I'd bet you'd feel EVERY piece of dirt. I'd like to know before I commit.
1590830
My son still uses training wheels on his own. But when we use the weeride no wheels needed.
875024
It does not, but you CAN add them, there is a place for it. However, I wouldn't let my child that couldn't ride a bike use it because it could be dangerous. My son got this when he was 6 and could ride a bike well without training wheels, but almost crashed this the first couple times on it adjusting to the speed of driving it.
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I can honestly say that I have had lilt sway even after flooring it. The bikes hold pretty securely & snuggly in the cradles. Especially if there is more than one next to each other there is virtually none. But I would recommend these to tie down the bike in the position closest to the vehicle Saris Wheel Stabililzer Straps (2 Pack) by Saris http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000I7RRTW/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_lAZ4tb1XHMB27
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This is adult bike, on mine I have a child seat streapt to the back. So I could take strols around park with my doughter.
2110596
The handlebar's are secured by 2 bolts so they don't twist. They do move just slightly but it not a problem during the workout. Very stable and secure.
1868897
Yes! I follow a spin class app while using mine, and there is a lot of out of the saddle work in the program, so I stand and ride quite a bit. No stability issues with the bike so far. I've had it a couple of months.
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No, it does not come with training wheels and no, there is not a safe place to put training wheels. This motorcycle moves really, really fast. As fast as an adult bicycle going very fast down a very steep hill. It should NOT be ridden by someone who is not comfortable on two wheels.
2076648
I'm older than 29, but it works for me. j/k, unfamiliar with the term 29er. I have a 19" frame Specialized Rock Hopper. 26" wheels?
1952006
It takes the place of training wheels. The bar (coupled with the lack of training wheels) allows the child to feel the sway and balance of the bike, and make adjustments while you keep them from keeling over, all without having to bend over and break your back. Simply ingenious.
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Yes, it can be used with training wheels, you may need a larger bolt to accommodate. Your issue is pushing with the balance buddy (I also mentioned this in my review). There is a single bolt attachment on each side. Thus the balance buddy bar rotates forward as you push on the bike. I too thought you could push with the balance bar. No matter how hard you tighten it, the balance bar will rotate forward. If you purchase some draw ties, you can find points to prevent the bar from rotating forward.