Bicycle Training Wheels for 12 14 16 18 20 Inch Universal Kids Childrens Bike Stabiliser

They look super thick in the picture, of course that is clever camera work, they are not nearly as thick as they appear. They are also not entirely metal as they appear, there is a thick coating of silver paint that the axle nuts easily scrape off when installing, so they look pretty bad the first time you need to adjust the height of the training wheels (that's going to happen a LOT during install), and look continually worse every time there after. (Picture 2)Worst of all, they bent incredibly easily when my son started to ride, and are now so misshapen I am ordering a new set, after the second time he tried to use them. He's a big boy for his age at 80 lbs, but he's 9 and so a training wheel set should hold him up, and these did not. The only use we got out of them was for my 6 year old, but he is very small for his age at 50 lbs, so holding him up is setting a pretty low standard. See picture #1 for example. Note one training wheel is nearly perpendicular to the back wheel, another is bent at nearly a 45 degree angle.No instructions included, and they are needed, the wheels are not the same on both sides, so- Which side faces out and which side faces in? I put the side of the wheel that projects out facing inside the bike- The tiny brackets are stabilizers and go on the axle/Frame, not with the wheel

Great product! Didnt have any issues with this.

I ask for an adult training wheels and I got not the size for a big bicycle I would like to return it but it looks like it really works for regular bike

If your child has a small bike don’t get these. The arm of the training wheel will stick up and your child will get hurt. We had to get a metal cutter and cut about 6-7 inches off as we used the lowest connector hole.

Excellent purchase, very satisfied, training wheels fits perfect, and can be adjusted to different heights of bicycles, which the old ones I had only had one adjustment. Didn’t come with instructions, but easy to install if you done before, would recommend to check out YouTube video if you need help, you could damage hardware(brackets)if not installed correctly. Here’s a YouTube link I found that may help on instructions. https://youtu.be/H5x82FllUAA

Do not work for 20" wheel size bicycles. Metal in too weak cased by number of holes it has. Plastic wheel are ok.

They are ok, I used them for a project so not as bike support wheels. For my purpose they did the job and are quite stable mounted.

Not a bad product, all the holes give this thing a ton of adjustability. Loses a startfor plastic wheels and not including spacers.