BikeMaster Training Wheels for Honda CRF50F / XR50R & Yamaha TTR50E

BikeMaster 04Up Honda CRF50F 99-03 XR50R Training Wheels

How they behave on a bike

• The arms sit just off the ground. They don’t hold the bike up like a trailer. They act as a safety limit when balance fails.
• Height is adjustable. Start low, raise them as balance improves. It’s simple and obvious in use.
• Heavy steel arms. These take the knocks from gravel, curbs, and the odd backyard tumble. Thin metal would bend; this won’t snap on the first ride.
• The wheels run on bearings, so they roll instead of dragging and catching. That small detail keeps low-speed steering feeling natural.
• Everything you need is in the box. No last-minute trips to the hardware store for odd bolts.

Fitment and real-world notes

• Fitment is model-specific: CRF50F from 2004 onward, XR50R from 1999–2003.
• This is not a universal clamp-on kit. It lines up to the frame and mounts used on those Hondas, so installation is straightforward when the bike is the right year.
• Installation needs basic tools and an hour for most people. No welding, no drilling — practical for a garage or driveway.

Build and quality notes

• Arms: steel, with a protective finish where applicable. Not chrome show parts — built to work.
• Welds are consistent on inspected units; nothing sloppy.
• Hardware: standard metric sizes so replacements are easy if something gets lost.
• Wheels and bearings: serviceable. Bearings can be regreased or swapped when they wear.
• Design intent: functional, removable, and durable for real use — not decorative.

FAQ

Are these removable without leaving marks?

Will the wheels touch the ground all the time?

Do they raise the bike seat height?

Will this fit other small Hondas or pit bikes?

How durable are the arms and hardware?

Can I service the wheels and bearings myself?