What do you need to know about training wheels?

Training Wheels is your creative resource for building high-performance teams. We transform the way people communicate, solve problems, make decisions, and achieve their goals. Like learning how to ride a bike with training wheels, our clients learn ways to grow and balance for the long ride.

What kind of games can you do with training wheels?

Training Wheels is always creating new activities, games, and resources to help groups and teams have fun, learn about each other, and develop valuable skills. Here, we’ve provided some free games and tools that everyone can use!

Can you ride a bike with training wheels?

RIDE WITH TRAINING WHEELS! Training Wheels is your creative resource for building high-performance teams. We transform the way people communicate, solve problems, make decisions, and achieve their goals. Like learning how to ride a bike with training wheels, our clients learn ways to grow and balance for the long ride.

To raise or lower training wheels, as mentioned above, you need to loosen the nuts that hold the training wheels to the bicycle frame. Position the wheels where you think they should be, and then re-tighten the nuts. Watch your kiddo ride the bike. If they are still having difficulty,…

How do you raise or lower training wheels?

To raise or lower training wheels, as mentioned above, you need to loosen the nuts that hold the training wheels to the bicycle frame. Position the wheels where you think they should be, and then re-tighten the nuts. Watch your kiddo ride the bike.

When to lower your child’s training wheels?

It depends! If your child is uncomfortable with them being uneven, you may want to temporarily lower them so that they become more even. As they get more comfortable with riding however, you should raise them again so that your child tips slightly side to side.

What’s the best way to remove training wheels from a bike?

Our favorite method is to remove the training wheels as well as the pedals of the bike and essentially use the bike as a balance bike. Using this method, you lower the seat of the bike so that the child can stand over the bike with their feet flat and have them practice running and gliding on the bike.