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Default Are there training wheels for adult bikes?
I had some trouble keeping steady and upright on my bicycle last summer, so I was wondering if anyone knows if someone makes small training wheels for the rear wheels of adult bikes...just to keep me upright. No tassles for the handlebars, though
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