Children Cycling Bike Safety Trainer Handle Balance Push Bar

Great back saving product but read first! This item is not intended for use with most training wheels. The metal below the bolt holes is long and will not mount flush with the training wheel brackets. However, I have a grinder and was able to grind off the extra metal(see photo). Product works perfectly and I don't dread taking my daughter out on her bike. Am able to push her and a stroller uphill at the same time.

This bar attaches to the back wheels and is absolutely invaluable in helping teach how to ride solo. We struggled for quite some time, and my back became very soar leaning down to hold the seat to balance them. I bought this bar, and within one day, both girls learned how to ride solo without training wheels.

I got this thinking I would have to bend over to help my granddaughter when she is on her bike, honestly it helped a little bit but I wish the was another extension so I wouldn't have to still bend over so much. At 6ft 2 its still a little short gor my comfort.

We have been working on teaching my son to ride with no training wheels and he was making some success but still had a ways to go. It was hard to hold his back, run, and help control his balance all at the same time. I saw this product on a Facebook group and decided saving my back was worth try. Man this thing is a game changer, not only did it help with helping control my son, it made it easier on my back. Within 15 minutes of using this my autistic child was riding his bike by himself with no more training wheels! I think it might be the best 27 dollars I’ve spent on Amazon! Parents get this and you won’t regret it.

I really wanted to give this product 5 stars, but I had to take away two for two reasons: 1) Not compatible for all bikes with training wheels. Some extra nuts and bolts should come with it.2) It is only a handle bar it does not help your child steer the bike. Your child must know how to steer properly still. This is just extra equipment to make your child feel safe while learning to ride a bike.

I bought this trainer back in sep-2021 when my first kid was four years old and started the process of learning to ride a bicycle. This trainer was owsome because I had not to be with my bent back, my kid learn supper fast and I think faster that if using the traditional trainer wheels. Yesterday, I removed the trainer from my second kid's bike because he (like his brother) completed the process and now knows how to ride a Bicycle!! This is a great option for parents who want to run along with their kids while learning to ride a bike.

This didn’t work at all for me. First off, installing this on a Woom 3 bike was very tricky. The axel bolt on these is proprietary, and makes it very difficult to remove the wheel. Slipping this between the frame and the wheel takes a lot of strength — makes me worried I’m bending something. More importantly, it’s incredibly unstable. The spring loaded buttons connecting the telescoping handle leads to a super loose, sloppy fit. This makes holding the child upright impossible. My two older children, both of whom can ride pedal bikes, fell over when I tried to use it with them, and it obviously didn’t work with my son. Overall, it’s a terrible design that doesn’t work well. The build quality is awful, it lacks sturdiness, and makes it impossible to teach your child to ride a bike.

My granddaughters had been having no success in making the transition to bike riding without training wheels until this arrived. It took no time to install. It allowed me to stand upright and assist from a position they couldn’t see. So they didn’t know when they had taken off by themselves.If this wasn’t such a potentially litigious area of activity I would say every bike store or bike department should be renting them out. You won’t need it for long and it will be good as new when you’re finished.Best purchase ever from a grandpa perspective.