Can you skip installing the front wheels to keep it stationary?
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No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
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Sure, you can, but what is the purpose? If you plan to use it as high chair (for feeding), it's not comfortable to feed the baby! Nothing better than high chair itself! This is pretty good for leave and do something for parents - baby can stay in this walker for about 15-20 minutes or more. In high chair they just prefer to eat and get out from it. That's the difference. But skipping installing the front wheels - sure you can make it stationary this way! It just won't be very entertaining for the baby since no toy around it. If you plan to leave baby on the place - by saucer with toys all around the baby. Good luck! :) Sure, you can, but what is the purpose? If you plan to use it as high chair (for feeding), it's not comfortable to feed the baby! Nothing better than high chair itself! This is pretty good for leave and do something for parents - baby can stay in this walker for about 15-20 minutes or more. In high chair they just prefer to eat and get out from it. That's the difference. But skipping installing the front wheels - sure you can make it stationary this way! It just won't be very entertaining for the baby since no toy around it. If you plan to leave baby on the place - by saucer with toys all... » Read More Sure, you can, but what is the purpose? If you plan to use it as high chair (for feeding), it's not comfortable to feed the baby! Nothing better than high chair itself! This is pretty good for leave and do something for parents - baby can stay in this walker for about 15-20 minutes or more. In high chair they just prefer to eat and get out from it. That's the difference. But skipping installing the front wheels - sure you can make it stationary this way! It just won't be very entertaining for the baby since no toy around it. If you plan to leave baby on the place - by saucer with toys all around the baby. Good luck! :) « Show Less
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Unfortunately No. The unit is designed for the handlebars to be stationary. Don't worry though Joy, Its a great unit. Good Luck!
133723
Yes, the wheels are optional and can be removed after installation. If they aren't installed, you will have the bottom of the wooden frame on the floor.
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Yes Margaret. You will need to put on the fenders, seat and handlebars (and adjust accordingly), front wheel and pedals. After that, adjust the breaks. It's important to have all the tools needed and make sure you have all the parts. I was missing a few and had to go purchase them before I could finish the assembly. Another option is to take it to a bike shop and have them do it for you - including an initial tune up.
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I have mine set to the side. I don't think there would be much in the way of stability with it to the front. Facing the front of the bike the frame rails would probably be to close to the outside edge to keep the bike from falling off. I have mine centered under the bike so it picks both wheels up off the ground at the same time. It is pretty stable that way
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If you drilled a hole in the long side of the frame you could install the wheels to work in the direction you want them too. As it is designed, the axle of the wheels goes through a hole in the short sides of the frame so they only pull out sideways.
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Position lettered parts according to instructions. Also, when installing wheels, press down on bars to snap into place firmly.
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no just screw it on and adjust it to how low you like the front wheels to come off the ground if in the dirt and doing a lot of jumps take it off
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You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom. The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
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Yes. The clamping mechanism, which mimics the quick release skewers on your front wheel, locks to the frame.
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Sorry it's taken so long to respond. You can turn middle moveable wheel counter-clockwise to tighten. There is a noticeable difference, when you fluctuate that wheel.
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Nope - you'll be all set. Make sure you tighten all of the wheels and the thumbscrews in the back!
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Hi, no you have to put front wheel, handebar assembly and seat on along w/ chain. I had my handyman do it. It's a sweet ride however : )
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Not really. Rear wheels are fixed so you can't really steer it if you're pushing.
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You can. When it comes all packaged, the wheels are already unattached. I actually use my cage without the wheels too.
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Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
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The container comes unassembled. So you have the option to install the wheels or not install the wheels.