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Generic · Training Wheels
A straightforward stabiliser-wheel option for young riders learning to pedal.
$39.99
PriceIn stock, ready to ship
This listing is for training wheels intended to add stability while a child develops confidence and pedalling control. Because the available product information does not confirm the mounting hardware, wheel-size range or weight limit, please check compatibility with your bike before ordering.
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Price
$39.99
Training wheels can provide extra support while a young rider learns to pedal and build confidence. Correct setup matters: the stabilisers should sit slightly higher than the rear tyre so the bike can still support balance development rather than remaining permanently level.
Before fitting, confirm that the bike’s frame, axle and rear-wheel size are compatible with this set. Training-wheel brackets vary between bikes, and a nominally suitable wheel size does not guarantee a fit. Once installed, check the fasteners and overall stability before every ride, and adjust the height as the rider becomes more confident.
A parent looking for an economical stabiliser solution for a child learning to pedal, who can confirm fitment with the bike before purchase.
Added stability
Provides extra support while a young rider develops confidence and learns to pedal.
Check fit before ordering
Training-wheel brackets differ between bikes, so confirm the frame, axle and rear-wheel compatibility first.
Height adjustment matters
Set the stabilisers slightly above the rear tyre to support balance development and safer learning.
Inspect before every ride
Check the fasteners, brackets and overall stability before the rider sets off.
Useful learning aid
Training wheels can help a child practise pedalling before progressing to independent two-wheel riding.
Generic is a catalogue designation for products presented without a distinct store-brand identity. The term describes the retail classification rather than a separate manufacturer history or geographic origin. Generic-labelled products can still have clearly defined specifications, standards and compatibility requirements. For this component, the catalogue designation is retained while the fitment details identify the relevant road bottom bracket application.
Generic · Training Wheels
A straightforward stabiliser-wheel option for young riders learning to pedal.
$39.99
In stockThis listing is for training wheels intended to add stability while a child develops confidence and pedalling control. Because the available product information does not confirm the mounting hardware, wheel-size range or weight limit, please check compatibility with your bike before ordering.
Training wheels can provide extra support while a young rider learns to pedal and build confidence. Correct setup matters: the stabilisers should sit slightly higher than the rear tyre so the bike can still support balance development rather than remaining permanently level.
Before fitting, confirm that the bike’s frame, axle and rear-wheel size are compatible with this set. Training-wheel brackets vary between bikes, and a nominally suitable wheel size does not guarantee a fit. Once installed, check the fasteners and overall stability before every ride, and adjust the height as the rider becomes more confident.
A parent looking for an economical stabiliser solution for a child learning to pedal, who can confirm fitment with the bike before purchase.
Added stability
Provides extra support while a young rider develops confidence and learns to pedal.
Check fit before ordering
Training-wheel brackets differ between bikes, so confirm the frame, axle and rear-wheel compatibility first.
Height adjustment matters
Set the stabilisers slightly above the rear tyre to support balance development and safer learning.
Inspect before every ride
Check the fasteners, brackets and overall stability before the rider sets off.
Useful learning aid
Training wheels can help a child practise pedalling before progressing to independent two-wheel riding.
Generic is a catalogue designation for products presented without a distinct store-brand identity. The term describes the retail classification rather than a separate manufacturer history or geographic origin. Generic-labelled products can still have clearly defined specifications, standards and compatibility requirements. For this component, the catalogue designation is retained while the fitment details identify the relevant road bottom bracket application.