Kids Bike Stabilisers for Childs Bike Support Bike Wheels 12 14 16 18 20 Inch, Bicycle Training Wheels Mute Flash Wheels with Adjustable Bicycle Stabiliser Mounted Kit

Hey there, fellow parents! I just had to drop a quick review for these Kids Bike Stabilisers. My little 5-year-old has been learning to ride a bike, and these stabilizers have been an absolute game-changer. They definitely deserve a solid 5 stars!Let's start with how easy it was to install these on my child's bike. Even for a non-handy dad like me, it was a breeze. The adjustable kit fits perfectly on bikes ranging from 12 to 20 inches, so it's versatile and will grow with your child's bike.The most important thing for me is my child's safety, and these stabilizers offer just that. They provide excellent support, keeping the bike steady and preventing those wobbles that can lead to scraped knees and tears. Watching my little one pedal confidently with these stabilizers on is such a heartwarming sight!These wheels are not just your regular training wheels; they come with mute flash wheels that light up as your child rides. The sheer joy on my kid's face when they see those wheels light up is priceless. It's a fantastic way to make biking even more fun for them.As my child's biking skills have improved, I've been able to adjust the stabilizers to gradually reduce their reliance on them. It's a fantastic feature that allows for a smooth transition from training wheels to riding independently.These stabilizers are sturdy and well-made. They've endured my child's enthusiasm and countless hours of biking without any issues. I'm confident they'll last until my little one is ready to ride without them.Conclusion:In conclusion, these Kids Bike Stabilisers have been a fantastic addition to my child's bike journey. They've provided safety, confidence, and an extra dose of fun with those cool flashing wheels. I can't recommend them enough to fellow parents. If you want to make learning to ride a bike a memorable and safe experience for your child, these stabilizers are the way to go. They're worth every penny, and I'm giving them a well-deserved 5-star rating! Happy riding, everyone

Great product. Very sturdy. Easy to setup

This stabiliser set is a super easy kit to put together and has everything provided in the box. Whilst it wasn't the cheapest set, I really liked the light up wheels and easy attachment onto the current spindle (although extender screws are even included if needed there). My biggest gripe is that installing onto my son's 18 inch bike either meant the back wheel was off the floor or the stabilisers were too low to have impact. I had to resort to installing them a bit lopsided to ensure the bike could actually move with them installed making it slightly odd for sizing. I might just have been unlucky with the bike I installed upon. They're lightweight and sturdy supports otherwise that offer plenty of safety where needed.

The brackets that come with these stabilises don’t fit properly and slip off the frame every couple of minutes which makes them dangerous and not fit for purpose. Don’t bother they’re a waste of money.

The good: solid construction, prompt arrival, lights up when rolled.The poor: assembly instructions not included, no fixings for attaching to bike, wheel surface rapidly gets chewed up by ground, obscuring visibility of internal lights (which aren’t very visible during daylight).Did not know: the u-shape provides necessary strength, but points inward, and on our bike at least, created too much relief for attaching to the wheel bolt. So had to discard, as had already scuffed the wheel surface sufficiently (showing junior how it lights up).The skinny: as there is no universal solution for attaching stabilisers to bikes, I advise really understanding your circumstances before purchasing. Not even used once.

Great item very good quality. My daughter can’t wait to use them.

Perfect for what we wanted easy to assemble

Spent a lot to time trying to fit these to my Grandson's Carrera Cosmo bike with 14" wheels. The wheel axle was too short to mount the stabilisers without the use of the axle extenders and limiters. I found the instructions poor for the fitting of the extenders and limiters. I ended up asking the advice of the bike mechanics at my local Halfords store. They explained that a shakeproof washer should be inserted between the extender and the dropout. The open end of the limiter should be bent at approximately 90 degrees angle to the chainstay, and the hole on the limiter should be put on the axle extender in front the main metal strap which holds the stabiliser wheel. The original outer retaining bolt for the axle should be mounted with it's shakeproof washer in place. The Halfords mechanics also recommended that a protective layer is stuck to the chainstays to minimise damage by the limiter. I followed their advice and the stabilisers are working well. I hope this helps anyone else who finds themselves in this position or who is contemplating buying these stabilisers.