RSLLC Rigid Motorcycle Training Wheels for Razor MX350, MX400, MX350 Dirt Rocket, MX400 Dirt Rocket, MX 350 and MX 400. BIKE NOT INCLUDED.
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There are a good six inches of space on either side of the training wheels, making it almost impossible for them to rotate. This is a great product!
The brackets have three holes on each side. The level can be adjusted by two steps. The training wheels are easy to attach and only take a few minutes. In order to attach the training wheels, you remove the screws from each foot pedal. You then use the longer screws that come with the training This is a favorite of my kid (5 years old)
(The motorcycle being used on which these training wheels are supposed to fit) is a Razor MX350, MX400, MX350 Dirt Rocket, They work perfectly when installed correctly. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to You are also covered by a lifetime warranty. It is important to note that this listing is only for training wheels. Motorcycles aren't for sale at this store, as the item description states.
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Honestly, these are a joke and don't even line up correctly. The bottom of my son's razor dirt bike would need extra holes drilled in it, so my dad had to drill extra holes. It was cumbersome to return, so I hope they enjoy my money! Fortunately we never needed them and it was too much hassle to return them, so I hope they enjoy.
As a result, I was looking forward to this item being exactly what I It was a very disappointing experience for me. We were unable to even use this item due to the holes not lining up exactly. It was not an option for my husband to install the screws himself. The fact that she was unable to ride her new dirt bike on Christmas Day was extremely upsetting to my daughter. Now she watches all of her cousins riding off on theirs while she cannot. The trip would have been much more difficult for me had my husband not been able to work it out. If you do it again, make sure the holes are centered correctly. They were way out of place!.
There can be a lot of danger associated with training wheels located right under the foot pegs. Both my children ran over their legs with their feet when they got squirrels. It's a natural reaction for them to throw their feet down when they get squirrels. There were 2 of them riding, they were both riding electric bikes, and they were going pretty fast with the training wheels attached, so they could have broken a bone. My experience as a rider spans over 25 years and I have trained dozens of youngsters during that time. It would be better to teach them how to ride an electric balance bike if their legs are long enough to touch the ground. The product is well made and easy to install, but it is not a recommended method to teach them how to ride a balance bike.
What an awesome set of pictures! I know they seem a little large and maybe too much for such a little motorcycle, but my 3 year old grandson has no problem riding his little plug-in motorcycle at all, and I appreciate the stability it gives the bike.
It's a great way to create confidence in my 3 year old with these wheels! He can learn to balance while riding this scooter that is slightly too big for him, but with training wheels he is safe and can gain.
While the motorcycle training wheels work well with the MX350 bike, the material used to make them is of poor quality. In less than a week, both wheels have totally lost their tread, and I have to replace them both.
He used it for one day and was ready to take it.
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