my daughter dont know how to balance yet do i have to buy a training wheel?
1590827
Nope! No need for training wheels! It attaches to a bike and the child still pedals, but doesn't have to worry about tipping over.
1590828
While your child being able to balance on their own is helpful, it isn't essential with the Co-Pilot. You'll just have to work a little harder on your end to go straight, but it isn't that difficult.
1590829
No. My daughter doesn't know how to ride by herself either. The attachment is sturdy so that the main bike keeps it balanced.
1590830
My son still uses training wheels on his own. But when we use the weeride no wheels needed.
286624
Guess it will depend on how tall they are and my daughter still rides it at age 7. She is still learning to on it and once she learns how to ride without the training wheels we'll get her another one.
1578475
Hi Alison yes you can put different training wheels on it although I think the ones that came with the bike are very sturdy
1208717
My 3.5 year old used/uses this bike regularly. You will need to keep the training wheels on for that age.
2224001
No, you cannot safely add training wheels. This bike moves super fast. I'd suggest 12yrs and up (10 if very coordinated )
616559
We bought training wheels- they are not included with this bike. The ones we got were easy to install.
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.
1669342
No, it doesn't come with training wheels. Honestly, if your child is still in training wheels, then this bike, because of the rear gearing, would probably be too difficult to peddle. Hope this helps.
2274682
I am not a child, but I do have the bicycle.. I am 5 ft 1 in and unable to ride an adult bike because my legs are very short due to rickets as a child. My balance is also not that good. My husband has my seat adjusted and replaced the original seat with one that was wider for more balance and comfort. Make sure you have the right air in the tires..it makes it much easier to pedal. She would have to be able to pull the brakes that are on the handle bar, but it has no gears and rides very smooth. I wish we lived close by so she could try mine. I think maybe she could master this bike. It has been a joy to me since I also cannot master a two wheeler. Good luck and God Bless..
1505669
I suppose it depends on where the training wheels are. The only way to find out is to try and if not it can be a reward for them learning to ride without training wheels. Either way a win-win!
588928
It's perfect for my daughter, but she's small... Just over 5 ' tall. I think you'd be better off on a larger wheel.
395220
Yes they include training wheels.I gave this to my granddaughter and she loved it....Merry Christmas !!!!
404059
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.
314030
Sorry, I have no idea what kind of balance and coordination it requires. It was a gift for a five year old grandchild and I've only seen it used once, after its opening.
444105
Yeah I bet she would love it. If she has really good balance you might also want to try to two wheel. That way she feels like a big girl :)
448379
If she can balance pretty well she will do ok. My daughter got her share of scraps and bumps learning to handle the scooter. If a sidewalk has an uneven surface, she may tumble head first. She even got a good mark on her cheek from the corner of the handle bar. Make sure the handle bar is adjusted for her height. My daughter is 6 now and still rides it. I have definitely been getting my monies worth. Good luck.
1952001
I used it with the training wheels. I purchased this because my little one won't peddle yet. With this, I can still push her around a bit while she learns to steer. There's still stooping involved as the handle isn't very long even when fully extended, but it's better than having to try to push the seat and help her steer, ect.