Children's-Bike Accessories

• Mounts inside handlebar grips • Optional hand-held use

Now kids can add a fun and personal touch to bikes with the Dimension Bicycle Streamers. - Sold as a pair

Individual replacement wheels for Wald 742, 1216 and 10252 model training wheel sets. - 5.5" diameter plated steel wheel with rubber tread

Add some flair and fun to kids' bikes with MSW Squeeze Horns. - Fits standard 22-26mm diameter handlebars - Approximately 3" wide

Wald's 742 training wheels feature three slots on the brace arm allowing this wheel set to mount on most single speed bicycles with 16- to 26-inch wheels. The brace arms are designed to fit rear frames tubes up to .75 inches in diameter. This model is intended for use by riders weighing up to 125 pounds. - The Wald Training Wheels fit 16- to 26-inch bicycles. - The Wald Training Wheels support riders up to 125 pounds.

Help your young ones learn to ride a bike by installing Sunlite Training Wheels. These wheels roll smoothly thanks to their steel construction with hard rubber tires. • Fits 14-20-inch bicycles

- Steel wheels - For riders up to 100lbs - Fits 12" - 20" wheel bikes

Wald's 10252 training wheels are designed to mount on most single speed bicycles with 16- to 20-inch wheels and are intended for use by riders weighing up to 100 pounds. These training wheels feature new frame adapters that improve installation. The new frame adapters enable this wheel set to be mounted on bicycles with .75 and 1.00-inch rear frame tubes. The training wheels can also be mounted onto bicycles with 1.25-inch rear frame tubes when the frame adapters are not used.

Wald's 1216 training wheels are designed to mount on most single speed bicycles with 12- to 16-inch wheels. This model is intended for use by riders weighing up to 75 pounds.

Training handles offer a great way to learn to balance on two wheels. Coaches can assist with gentle corrections until the rider gains confidence. -Assists with balance training

Training handles offer a great way to learn to balance on two wheels. Coaches can assist with gentle corrections until the rider gains confidence. Three points of contact give a firm, secure attachment to the bike.