Bob's Odd Jobs - Easy Fix for Training Wheels

Hey Guy!
This is a simple fix for these new universal training wheels I bought. I know a lot of people would just return things when they don't fit perfect but I say "FIX IT". These days some many things are made in China and may new a tweak here or there. These Universal Training Wheels by Supercycle are a perfect example.

[@faytruhamchuk8002]

Thank you 😀

[@victoriasantos-geldart9372]

Would you be able to post a video how to install these training wheels, im having such a difficultly installing them!

[@bobsoddjobs]

Touch base with me on Facebook and maybe we can troubleshoot the problem together. That way you can send me some pictures. There's a chance that the bike you're trying to install them on isn't compatible. Take Care :)

[@jessiedamon676]

my nephews the plastic wheel busted

[@anniee001]

My daughter's training wheels keep bending by the wheel on the training wheel do you have any help for that? I thought getting a little L shape piece of metal and screw it to the wheel and training wheel frame would that work? Please help I have spent so much money on training wheel after training wheels. 😫

[@bobsoddjobs]

Humm, I'm sorry to hear you're having this problem with the training wheels. If I were to guess, it's bending right at the the 90 degree of the training wheels bracket. First off if you want to solve this issue in the safest possible manner, you should get new training wheels that are rated for a heavier child. If I were to try and fix this I would try one on two things: 1) the L bracket is a good start and might fully resolve the issue. You can drill holes in the training wheel bracket and add the L bracket lined up with the holes and bolt them together (use a lock washer). You might be able to get away with zip ties but the bolts would have the strongest hold. If you want to go over board and if there's room for it, use 2 L brackets and put on on the top side of the training wheel bracket and the other on the under side of the training wheel braket (like a sandwich). 2) Instead of the L braket, look for a small triangle shelf braket. This would beef up support substantially. The last option, which is definitely the most work, take the training wheels off and get some good safety pads. Go out every day for 30 mins to practice riding on the grass and she'll be riding without them in no time :) Hope this helps Take Care

[@anniee001]

@@bobsoddjobs thank you I'm trying but she fell once and is head strong on her training wheels. And I do have ones for bigger kids. Thanks I'll try the extra metal parts.

[@tatjanakelio6071]

Thank you 🙏👍

[@bobsoddjobs]

You're welcome! Take Care :)