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Avenir Pedal Blocks

(22 customer reviews)

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P006

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Product Details

Package Weight:	1.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 22 reviews

Features

Moves Pedals Closer To Rider
Rubber Coaring Provides Excellent Grip
Avenir Pedal Blocks
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Made by Avenir

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

( 22 customer reviews )
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Fit Schwinn Roadster Trike Jan 01, 2010 By SarasotaSarah
We bought pedal blocks hoping they would fit the Schwinn Roadster 12-Inch Trike for my daughter, and they are a great fit. They are extremely easy to assemble and take off when they're ready. Only drawback is that shipping was more than the product.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

good product Nov 20, 2009 By AFWife2002
With the purchase of this product we were able to buy a bike just slightly larger than what is ideal for my daughter. She would have outgrown the smaller sized bike within the next year or less. This way we were able to by a bike that she can use for several years...and for only $5! (plus shipping, ugh)

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Bike Pedals Jun 28, 2009 By Debbie K. Seelye
Easy to get on, made of durable materials. shipping cost nearly the amount the pedals did....

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

He can finally reach the pedals! Oct 09, 2011 By Karen M. Gorski
I purchased a Schwinn Easy Steer trike for my nephew about 5 months ago. He will be three in a couple weeks, is on the short side, and hasn't been able to reach the pedals -- until I put the Avenir Pedal blocks on the pedals! They did the job!

Other reviewers mentioned the difficulty in putting them on the pedals. If you remove the rubber treads from the blocks, place the blocks on either side of the pedal and then stretch the rubber tread back over the pedals it really wasn't that difficult. I worked the tread back and forth on each end until I got it completely over the blocks.

It sounded like one reviewer tried to stretch the blocks apart with the rubber tread still on the blocks. Unless you have Herculean strength, that isn't possible. Another reviewer pointed out that it came with no directions. This is true, but again, it isn't difficult if you follow the directions I mentioned above.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Not too good Jul 11, 2010 By Stamfordct
Cheap cheap cheap. They don't stay on they break easily and just plain cheap. Did I say cheap? These a cheap. They also smell really toxic. Don't waste your money. You'd do better just duct taping wooden blocks yourself. Same concept.

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