Hardline Products USA Wheels for Tots Training Wheels for Razor Pocket Mod Scooter - 1802-UT-H-Pocket

I’m super excited about the training wheels for my granddaughter! They’ll help her balance while riding her Kiki motor scooter. Safety is so important to us, and we just love playing together in a fun and secure way!

Great product. Seller communication/service is great. Needed a another bolt, contacted, and they shipped out promptly. Recommend.

My daughter needed balance help with the Razor Mod Petite scooter and these work well. Tricky to put on, it asks you to "bend a pin" and for me was a bit complicated, but I figured it out.

I put these on my daughters electric scooter and they work great. Easy to install. I'm sure if you wanted to you could find different tires to put on it but we haven't had any problems with the ones included. Only downside is that they are kinda pricey.

These training wheels are so awesome. We had an older Electric Razor Scooter that use to be my oldest granddaughters. My new 5 year old granddaughter could not hold the scooter up by herself so we added these training wheels. These are the best. Sturdy and easy to install. Now the scooter will be used for many years to come. Eventually we will remove the training wheels when she gets bigger and can hold herself up.

Fairly easy to install. Took me about a half hour. Installed on a Razor pocket mod Petite for my 5 year old. The training wheels can be adjusted so they are slightly off the ground so my daughter can learn to balance but not fall over all the way. She is very excited to ride now.

They were easy to install by myself and they worked as described. My grandkids are able to ride their razor moped without worrying about tipping over.

There are two major sellers selling these type of training wheels on Amazon. By far, especially when it comes to customer service, this company is the best. The set installs and performs as it should. Most parts in this manufacturer's kit are hardened and grade 8. However, the tires and tubes they use are actually for a hand truck. They shred very quickly on asphalt. Like I had to do on a previous purchase I already purchased new tires in my first week of ownership and a 3 year old riding the scooter. It's pretty easy to add the value of all the parts together and come up with a reasonable value or sale price. These are pricey that's for sure. But they have the market cornered and these training wheels make your bike or scooter so much more stable than any set of box store bolt on's. On this set my wheel hubs are 3" wide but the holes drilled for pins are drilled at 4" or so, leaving room for the tire to slide left and right which is just annoying and most likely contribute to premature wear. I stacked washers to take up the slack space but now all I hear is the rattle of the washers when my granddaughter rides across the lawn. All in all a very nice product but for nearly $150 they need better (safer) tires and the wheels need to fit better.