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Message: [QUOTE="WoodsRider, post: 1208078, member: 16545"] Like others have posted, I feel a child should not be riding a motorized single-track vehicle if they do not have a sense of balance. My oldest has had his bicycle for two years, but started riding it without training wheels in April. He learned how to balance after getting a Razor scooter for Christmas. That being said, training wheels on a 50 can be useful for children who already know how to ride a bicycle without training wheels. A child can learn throttle control and braking without having to worry about balancing. Once those techniques are mastered in a flat open field, remove the training wheels. [/QUOTE]