Mehome Kids Bicycle Training Wheels, 1 Pair Bike Flash Balance Stabilisers Training Replacement scooter Wheels

I am trying to install these on my son's bike and only one is lighting up. Also the brackets do not fit. This kit is not universal.

I'll be honest, I ordered these by mistake. I was falling asleep at my desk and accidentally clicked them; I was so embarrassed I went out and got a little cheapy bike from someone in the area just to go ahead and give an honest review.Bringing the small bike home, I was surprised by how well it held up under my larger size. The tires maintained their pressure, and the frame showed no signs of strain .If it could bear my weight so comfortably, it would likely support young riders learning to pedal. Eager to recapture memories of childhood, I set about installing the training wheels.Yet getting the wheels positioned just right proved more frustrating than I anticipated. No matter how I adjusted the bolts, the wheels refused to sit perfectly parallel. One side would scrape against the pavement while the other spun freely. After countless attempts, my patience grew thin. The task that was once a simple joy of childhood had transformed into a vexing installation. Still, I persisted, determined not to be defeated by a mere kids' bike. Eventually, I realized that it was user error; I was putting the nuts on wrong somehow, and not torqueing them correctly.At last, a breakthrough - with the wheels ever so slightly tilted, they rolled smoothly without contact or friction. Success! I wheeled the bike outside, eager to take my first ride. But try as I might, balanced pedaling eluded me. My legs were just too big for the tiny frame. Though the bike held, childhood innocence could not be recaptured. Reluctantly, I admitted defeat by the trappings of adulthood.The nostalgic bike now rests unused in my garage. It brought back comforting memories. but... some joys were meant only for younger days. Still, it was a happy accident to rediscover what once was.If you're not mechanically Inclined, I'd recommend just buying a bike with them already installed, or have someone else install them for you, because it's a hassle.