Schwinn Training Wheels for Kids Bikes, Fits 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 Inch Wheel Bicycles, Sturdy Steel Brackets, Easy to Adjust, Two Decal Sets Included
$15.64
Last updated on 28/09/2026 9:05 am Details
- STABLE START: These Schwinn training wheels help kids stay upright and balanced as they learn to ride. Heavy-duty steel brackets offer enhanced durability and support for a smoother, safer learning experience.
- FITS MOST KIDS BIKES: Designed to fit bikes with 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20-inch wheels. Includes all necessary mounting hardware for easy setup (tools not included).
- GROWS WITH YOUR CHILD: A slotted design allows for quick, simple adjustments as your little rider grows and gains confidence – no need to replace the whole training wheel set.
- CUSTOMIZE THE LOOK: Comes with two peel-and-stick decal sets – choose red stars on blue or pink and purple flowers – for a fun, personalized touch boys and girls will love.
- TRUSTED SCHWINN QUALITY: Schwinn is the original American bike brand. We’ve spent over 130 years building the bicycle industry into what it is today, and we’re not done yet. Each product is designed in Madison, WI.
| Size | One Size |
|---|---|
| Wheel Size | 20 Inches |
| Wheel Backspacing | 1 Inches |
| Rim Size | 20 Inches |
| Item Weight | 0.45 Kilograms |
| Item Diameter | 20 Inches |
| Rim Width | 6.46 Inches |
| Exterior Finish | Alloy Steel |
| Color | Stars & Flowers |
| Material Type | other |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Street Bike |
| Brand Name | Schwinn |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SW80275A-6 |
| UPC | 038675197060 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00038675197060 |
| Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle, Inc. |
| Item Type Name | Training Wheels |
| Included Components | Schwinn training wheels, decals, mounting materials |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 6 month warranty on parts |
13 reviews for Schwinn Training Wheels for Kids Bikes, Fits 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 Inch Wheel Bicycles, Sturdy Steel Brackets, Easy to Adjust, Two Decal Sets Included
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Joe Myers –
I will not repeat what others have said about how difficult to install these are, and how they easily fall apart and need constant adjustment, but will agree. Here is why:
Putting the brackets on the bike is pretty standard. It does not come with tools, so be sure you have those listed before you buy. However, the method to attach the wheels is absolutely terrible. You have to first run a long screw through the wheel and put a nut on the other side to secure the wheel to the screw. You then run the screw through the bracket and secure with a nylon insert lock. If you’re not familiar, these will only screw on to a certain length then stop. Well, guess what? Once you have put this on, there is a lot of space on the screw between the wheel and the brace, with only one nut inside. This means either the wheel is loose or the connection to the brace is loose. You don’t want either of these to be loose! So either find some more hardware (another nut, some washers, whatever you have) or accept that your kid is going to be riding around on wobbly wheels, which unsurprisingly is going to wear them down much faster…the other big complaint I and others have.
These things are flawed, cheap, difficult to install, and generally more trouble than they’re worth since they don’t do a good job of keeping the bike upright anyway. Don’t waste your money or time.
Daniel San –
Easy to use and stronger than the average training wheels – went through two pair of the old-style before purchasing these ones and these ones are still going strong!
Joe Myers –
We have an autistic grand daughter that needed training wheels for a Barbie series bike we bought her.
I did my research and realized that there are many cheap no name options and most have questionable reviews.
I grew up with Schwinn products and have always had great experiences.
So, I ordered this kit.
It took some work to get everything to fit correctly but that was not the fault of this kit.
I would liked to have seen an instruction pamphlet included so I knew exactly where each nut, bolt and washer went.
I had to wing it but wasn’t to terrible because I used to assemble bikes in my younger years.
The only potential issue I can see anyone having with this kit is if there rear wheel studs don’t have enough bolt thread sticking out to catch. Ours barely did on the left side. Again, that isn’t the fault of this kit.
Those side support brackets that come with this kit are very important to keep the training wheel from slipping out of position.
Will update if we have any issues.
J.L. Farnsworth –
Item as described, a+++ seller
mocdn –
Le quedaron a la perfección a una bicicleta rodada 20 que es la medida tope de estas llantas. Lo recomiendo ampliamente! 👌🏽
Daniel San –
Excelente resistencia del soporte, las llantas no son de caucho son de plástico pero resistente, solo apretar bien las llantas al soporte, quedaron perfectas en bici rodada 20, la verdad muy buena compra valió la pena cada centavo!
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Patricia Engelman –
Fit perfectly. True to size and picture. Wheels last a long time. Great quality. I would recommend this product.
Shoff-STL –
My little guy needed new training wheels. We found these. They’re incredible! At first, it was the price that caught our attention, a great deal compared to some other training wheels (that aren’t as nice), but then we took a closer look. These wheels are like little monster truck wheels! (Granted the title should have tipped me off, but in my defense I was just looking for ‘training wheels’.) My son flipped when he saw them! (Daddy, too.) He (my son… with his dad) met the mailman every day at the mailbox asking if his wheels had arrived yet, he’s an impatient little monkey, so when they did arrive, the mailguy delivered his package to our door with a huge grin on his face telling him that his wheels had arrived! (It only took a couple days, but like I mentioned, he’s impatient.) He ripped open the package and immediately helped his dad put them on and quickly showed off his new monster truck wheels to everyone who would look his way!
They are very solid. Nice and thick, and so much nicer then the usual training wheels. By being bigger and bulkier, they actually add to stability. They’re easy to put on, easy to take off, easy to adjust, and came with all the hardware needed.
For your little monster truck fan, these are the wheels for you!
John T. Consumer –
For the price, I like these training wheels. I figured the wider wheels would be better on our gravel driveway. There are some rubber strips at the center of these plastic wheels so they last longer. All in all they look nice, are light and were cheap.
I believe these are on a 12″ bicycle but I went into this expecting to do some simple fabrication. Rather than mess with the rear axle, I clamped the arms to the bike frame. Much more solid and they’ll never get knocked out of adjustment. The only trouble is that I needed to notch the arms to fit the frame tubes. Not hard with a die grinder but in all I spent a couple hours on the install. A couple pieces of aluminum flat bar with M8 bolts clamp the training wheels to the bike. Two boys will use the bike so the extra install time was worth it.
I couldn’t mount the training wheels without some sort of mod. I was in a good mood so no big deal.
Schwartz –
My 6 year old son has Asperger’s Syndrome making it difficult to learn activities that require coordination such as riding a bike. He has really struggled for a couple years so we decided to get these for his 20″ bike. They seemed well enough made to withstand the use they would get but I had to modify them to get them onto the studs on the bike. They were alittle too beefy and there just wasn’t enough threads left to put the nut on once they were in place. After shaving some of the excess material off with a grinder, they went on just fine. The problem then is that they were no longer strong enough to hold my sons weight. After about 15 minutes or so of riding, one of them bent. I will have to reinforce both in order to use them. I realize this isn’t the fault of Schwinn but I wish they had been a little more “universal” to begin with. 3 stars for having to modify them.
Schwartz –
These are the best quality training wheels out there. The support is really thick, strong and sturdy!! Plus it brings 2 sticker options for the wheels which I found so cute! It fit 20″ bike perfectly. And more conveniently it was so easy to assemble.
Xiomara –
Worked great and fit on an 18″ Schwinn bicycle. Adjustable to fit up to 20″.
Instructions are vague with regards to sizing but easy to figure out.