RaleighRWM494 - Universal Fit Stabiliser Set for Children's Bicycles with 12-20 Inch Wheels in Silver

Good quality stabilisers with multiple attachments for different bike types.Instructions included are awful though.

Good value for money white stabilisers

Went for Raleigh brand as you can trust will be good quality which is important for kids bike.Was not disappointed, very happy with purchase. Easy to set up.

These are simple and strong, but I never thought of my kids Disney chain guard.... gets in the was of setting up stabilizers correctly..but I improvised so.. 👍

Easy and straightforward to fit, works well and good quality. The instructions are fine, not sure what other reviewers are on about.

Better than expected and quite sturdy. Takes a bit of faffing about (and maybe a file) to get them fixed and sitting right, but once on they work well.P.S. Don't expect too much from the instructions and you won't go far wrong.

The stabilisers are well made, height adjustable to fit different size children's bikes and feel sturdy; not at all like some thin bendy ones.So why only 3 stars?The instructions are pathetic even with a magnifying glass. I presume only 1 side and some of the parts were applicable to my granddaughter's bike - that wasn't clear at allAs some other reviews mention it's worth wrapping Duct Tape around the bike frame before tightening the fittings to avoid scratching the paint.Once the stabilisers are assembled they were easy to fit on the bike, this may not be true of all bikes judging by the extra parts supplied. They will be easy to move to a similar bigger bike in future.The real problem is assembling the stabilisers in the first place [before fitting]. Fitting the wheels to the stabilisers is almost impossible unless you have incredibly strong but minute fingers. I cheated by swapping the supplied washers with slightly thinner ones of the same size to permit slightly more space to force the clip fittings on. I note other reviews suggest having a first aid kit to hand given the high chance of self inflicted injury. There must be a more practical design than the one adopted here.Now that they are fitted I'm very pleased with them; the smug feeling after fitting them does not compensate for the half hour of swearing whilst assembling them, or so my wife says.

They took a while to fit because I didn't realise there were two ways to do it. There are quite a few pieces to put together.However, this was a good thing really because I used one method on one side and the other fitting on the other side. This is because my child's bike has a large plastic chain guard which was in the way.Got there eventually and they're very strong once fitted and the adjustment these allow for is very useful.