Btwin 20-24" Kid's Bike Stabilizers

Easy to assemble and good quality

These stabilizers are well made with a good range of adjustability, and use proper bearings for the wheels instead of the usual cheap plastic wheel rotating around an axle. This means that they run freely and smoothly. They were bought for my 2 boys bikes, both of which have 20" wheels. They are easy to fit, however just bear in mind that there is a stay on the attachment bracket that will need to rest against the frame of the bike. I would HIGHLY advise anyone fitting them to place a wedge of thick neoprene or similar material in between the stay and the frame before tightening up the wheel nuts or the stay will mark the frame of the bike. Once on though, they are solid and are far better in quality than the comparable options on a well known "jungle" website.

Thank you

Stabilisers are good but a bit tricky to get right so the back wheel is not off the ground. But very Adjustable to suit.

Excellent and safety

Does the job. Having stabilisers has given my daughter lots of confidence in learning to ride. Happy days ahead.

Really solid metal stabiliser, quite heavy and robust. The only issue is the connector only has one screw and the other part just rests again the bike, in order to fix this I just use 2 plastic ties, now it is super solid. My son has ridden his bike several times in the park on bike paths and on uneven terrain and no problems so far. The quick and easy fit is the best aspect of this product but I would recommend getting a couple of plastic ties from your local DIY shop.

all good

My grandson used the wheels stabilisation for 10 min and the wheels broke,they are danger

Came off every time my son hit a kerb.

I have bought two Btwin bikes for my kids and been really happy with them, but these stabilisers are a disaster: 1 - They fell off several times in a short ride on my daughters 20" Btwin mountain bike even though I had tightened them as much as I could with the spanner provided with the bike. The design flaw is that they have an arm which holds onto but is not fastened to the frame. If the wheel hits a bump, that is enough force to dislodge this from the frame and collapse the stabiliser. My daughter fell off and hurt herself several times as a result 2 - Where the arm meets the frame is a just a metal bracket resting on metal frame and constantly moving, so within a minute had worn off the paint on her brand new bike. This is very poor design. A simple piece of rubber or better a fastening camp would make this much safer and secure. In the meantime I will try using plastic ties to try to stop this happening made it still feels really unsafe. I want Decathlon to replace these dangerous items but they don't seem to have any better product.

Very reliable product