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LuckyLib

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6. Ours were capable of being raised -- so that they would go higher but our

Reply to midnight (Original post)

Wed May 1, 2013, 05:15 PM

May 2013

daughter didn't know it. Gradually she was riding and they were not touching the ground at all, and she figured it out. Then wanted to ride "like the big kids" so OFF they came. Good luck!

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I have a little one who's training wheels are worn out and she isn't ready to give them up. Help... [View all] midnight Apr 2013 OP

Have you adjusted the training wheels yet? Xyzse Apr 2013 #1

I don't think because of the way they, the training wheels are made, I can angle them back... midnight Apr 2013 #2

Most training wheels can be adjusted to move upwards so it doesn't hit the floor Xyzse May 2013 #5

Could be worse.... whistler162 Apr 2013 #3

I was thinking he might be riding one of these trikes csziggy Apr 2013 #4

Ours were capable of being raised -- so that they would go higher but our LuckyLib May 2013 #6