🚲 Wheels 4 Tots Universal Training Wheels by Hardline Products Review

This is a very reliable jockey wheel system for the PW50. The support wheels attached to the rear shock absorbers are junk. This system is reliable and will not damage the motorcycle. I had one of the wheel bolts damaged. It worked so well that I bought a second one from Hardline in exchange for another PW50. I accidentally bought one that said it was for electric shaver motorcycles. It was exactly the same and works just as well.

Perfecto for Sons Coleman CT100U. It was very easy to install, I just followed the company's YouTube video and it was pretty easy and quick. Once installed it is very solid and the bike is perfectly balanced, the only thing is that now you have to make wider turns, but other than that it is perfect for teaching any child how to ride a mini bike safely. My son now enjoys learning to ride and is less afraid of an accident than he used to be. I highly recommend this item!

This product is really well made but I made the mistake of over tightening a screw on one of the clamps that connect the axle to the brackets that connect to the footpegs, and I managed to break one of the halves of the clamp in two. Unfortunately, now he doesn't have the power to keep the wheels in the lowest position. To the manufacturer: Can I order a replacement clamp from you? I love the product and don't want to return it.

I installed this on my son's 50cc dirt bike and it wasn't that difficult to install. I had to make the pin holes slightly larger to allow the studs to match, but it's still stable after being ridden by a 3 year old and a 6 year old (with a swing and still going strong). One of the tires was defective and had to be deflated within 30 minutes of being inflated and the coolant supplied a new one free of charge. The company definitely stands behind this product and I would recommend it to anyone…

We bought these training wheels for my son's Monster Moto MM-E250 Classic e-Mini. These training wheels are attached to a bracket to which the footpegs are attached. The bike is very stable with these training wheels. My son is four and rides his Monster Moto E250 with these training wheels with no problem. The support wheels are very well made and designed for high loads. My son is so happy that he can now ride alongside his big brother when riding his Razor SX500 McGrath Dirt Rocket Electric…

My kid had a style that bolted to the bottom of the bike but the bolts tend to loosen after going over bumps, rocks etc. drove. Therefore, Thea cannot do it like they were designed. Putting them on footpegs and adjusting the height so the wheels sit high off the ground is a brilliant idea. This allows kids to learn to lean more and more with each adjustment, which helps them when it's time to take them off. I only wish I had discovered them sooner with my eldest child. Well made and very easy…

I bought an X-PRO 40cc for my 5.5 year old grandson. those bikes for him and he was like a champ. It uses footpeg bolts, but the ones on the bike are too short. It comes with longer ones which are too thick so we had to drill out the existing holes a bit, but it's thin metal so any metal drill bit will do. Not hard. Then he immediately switches on and works like a champ. Super stable. Because our farm is very sandy and bikes don't work well in the sand, this kid has never ridden a bike. It was…

first let me say the training wheels work! I have them on my kid's mini bike and they keep it from falling off. That being said, I think they will easily last long enough that she no longer needs them. My first complaint is that the instructions are rubbish. I'm decently mechanically inclined now, but good guidance is always welcome to make sure everything is done right. Step 1 Open the box, Step 2 loosely attach the center bar to the footpegs, Step 3 install the wheels, Step 4 tighten the…

This is a good set of "exercise wheels". They are strong enough to hold small children upright until they are confident enough to take them off. Of course, they're not heavy enough to climb hills or anything like that, but they're great for training on a flat surface. The instructions could be a bit more detailed. but they are clear enough. I see a lot of reviewers have broken seat post clamps. The instructions clearly state 12-13 ft.lbs so they don't break. I know not everyone has a torque…