What’s The
Difference Between Training
Wheels & Stabilizing Wheels?
Adult
Training Wheels are lighter and wheels are smaller
(6”
diameter) they are designed to help adults to gain or
regain
their balance to safely ride an adult sized bicycle,
thus
gaining their self-confidence. The Training Wheels
are
to be ½” – ¾” from the ground so that the rider is
challenged
to balance on his own but if the rider prefers
to
have the wheels closer to the ground the wheels are
adjustable.
(wheels are solid rubber)
Notice the
difference between Adult Training
Wheels
(Temporary Bicycle Attachment)
Adult Stabilizing
Wheels are a little bit
heavier and the wheel
is a little bigger
(12”diameter) they are designed to enable
the rider who is
unable to balance due to illness or injury etc,
to safely enjoy
biking again. The Stabilizing Wheels are to be
on the same level
as the bicycle wheel & are adjustable.
(wheels are tubed just like the bicycle wheel)
(Permanent Bicycle Attachment)
PLEASE NOTE:
(Training Wheels should NOT be used
as Stabilizing Wheels)
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Any questions?