What it is and why you need it An essential bicycle accessory consisting of an armrest and the required mounting screws, designed to add stability and extra safety for children learning to ride. Solves common problems such as poor hand placement, lack of rider stability, and insecure grips on small bikes, helping parents maintain better control during beginner rides. Key features and materials Includes one ergonomic armrest plus mounting screws for a straightforward installation. Constructed from high-strength metal and rubber: metal provides durable support and rust resistance; rubber offers a comfortable, non-slip grip. Ergonomic shape improves child comfort and reduces hand fatigue during practice rides. Compatibility and suitability Designed to fit most bicycles; mounting hardware simplifies attachment to a wide range of frames and handlebars. Intended for children up to 6 years old — ideal for young beginners learning to balance and steer under supervision. Performance and benefits Increases safety and stability by giving children a secure place to rest their arm or hold on while learning to ride. Durable, rust-resistant construction holds up to regular outdoor use and provides reliable support over time. Easy installation with included screws lets parents attach or remove the armrest quickly when needed. Typical use scenarios Learning to ride: Parent-guided balance and steering practice in parks or on quiet streets, where the armrest helps the child maintain a steady posture. Short family rides: Adds comfort and a secure handhold for young riders during neighborhood or bike-path outings. At-home training or daycare programs: Useful for repeated practice sessions where durable, easy-to-install equipment is needed. Practical notes Mounting screws are included; no additional parts required for typical installations. Check fit and alignment on your specific bicycle model before first use to ensure secure attachment. Intended to be used with adult supervision for children up to 6 years old.