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Training wheels are recommended for first-time riders during their learning process. They help children stay upright and learn to pedal a bicycle by providing extra support with two extra wheels to the side of the back tire. Sometimes they become bent or worn out and you might want to replace the set of training wheels for further use for a later time or another child.
This guide will show you how to replace worn or damaged training wheels and wheel arms for a Schwinn 12" Toddler and Child's Bike to facilitate a safer riding experience.
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Flip the bike upside-down for stability.
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Use a 15mm socket wrench, and remove the wheel arm bolt securing the wheel arm.
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Remove the damaged wheel arm.
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To replace a damaged wheel, use a 13 mm socket and a Phillips screwdriver, and remove the wheel screw fastening the wheel to the wheel arm.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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