We have been sent some rather Heath Robinson stabilisers for the above which seems to rely on a bracket that digs into the lower rear suspension arm or strapping to an outrigger, both of which would damage the bike and paintwork. These LOOK like they are more straightforward but I can't see how they support themselves. I'm looking for something more simple.

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they fit on my sons Ridgeback MX16 16" no problem. they don't look too bad either.

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Yes these are compatible.

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answered 1 year, 3 months ago

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Will these fit a kids bike with 11 inch wheels?

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ti have these stabalisers for a 16" bike but they are adjustable and can be fitted to 11" if you like.

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answered 9 months ago

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The Adie Universal Kids Bike Stabilisers are for wheel sizes of up to 18 inches.

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Will these fit a childs bike with 8" wheels?

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No, I'm afraid these Adie 100 stabilizers are only suitable for wheel sizes between 11-18".

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The Adie Universal Kids Bike Stabilisers are for wheel sizes of up to 18 inches.

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When fitted should the rear bike wheel and both stabiliser wheels be in contact with the ground at all times

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I would have all 3 touching the ground to begin with, so the bike does not rock, giving the child more confidence. As they get better at cycling I would raise the stabilisers a little, which will give them the opportunity to ride the bike with the stabilsers not touching the ground.

However, you should also follow any fitting instructions provided with the wheels.

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The stabilisers have to be close to the ground but do not have to be the exact height as the rear wheel , this will allow for uneven ground .

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will these fit a ridgeback honey bike/

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Yes, these should fit that bike.

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answered 4 months, 3 weeks ago

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