Described herein is a stabilizer system to a rider having limited leg mobility to operate a motorized vehicle having one or more wheels. Multiple embodiments are described, with differing embodiments configured for different mounting positions on different types, makes, and models of motorcycle. One embodiment can mount to a rear frame mount of a sport style motorcycle, while another embodiment can be configured to mount to a lower frame mount of various styles and types of motorcycles. Each embodiment can be controlled via a handlebar mounted switch device, which can be used to raise or lower a stabilization system via an electrically and/or hydraulically powered actuator.

Described herein is a stabilizer system to a rider having limited leg mobility to operate a motorized vehicle having one or more wheels. Multiple embodiments are described, with differing embodiments configured for different mounting positions on different types, makes, and models of motorcycle. One embodiment can mount to a rear frame mount of a sport style motorcycle, while another embodiment can be configured to mount to a lower frame mount of various styles and types of motorcycles. Each embodiment can be controlled via a handlebar mounted switch device, which can be used to raise or lower a stabilization system via an electrically and/or hydraulically powered actuator.

A training wheel system is provided that can improve packaging, shipping, and installation. The training wheel system includes a bracket for maintaining the orientation of a training wheel arm. In one form, the bracket can nest within a channel of a portion of the training wheel arm.

A training wheel system is provided that can improve packaging, shipping, and installation. The training wheel system includes a bracket for maintaining the orientation of a training wheel arm. In one form, the bracket can nest within a channel of a portion of the training wheel arm.

A gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle comprises: (a) a wheel felloe with a tire thereon; (b) a frame rotatably mounted within the wheel felloe; the frame carrying a passenger seat; (c) moving means configured for propelling the gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle; and (d) braking means configured for decelerating the gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle. The gerbilling-proof monowheel further comprises at least two auxiliary wheels side-mounted on the frame for vertically stabilizing the passenger seat and preventing the gerbilling-proof monowheel from side tipover and maintaining said passenger seat in a horizontal position within said wheel felloe.

A gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle comprises: (a) a wheel felloe with a tire thereon; (b) a frame rotatably mounted within the wheel felloe; the frame carrying a passenger seat; (c) moving means configured for propelling the gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle; and (d) braking means configured for decelerating the gerbilling-proof monowheel vehicle. The gerbilling-proof monowheel further comprises at least two auxiliary wheels side-mounted on the frame for vertically stabilizing the passenger seat and preventing the gerbilling-proof monowheel from side tipover and maintaining said passenger seat in a horizontal position within said wheel felloe.

A child swing steering vehicle comprises: a vehicle frame; wheels disposed at the bottom of the vehicle frame; steering wheels disposed in rear or front of the wheels; a steering mechanism to steer the steering wheels when the child's body is tilted to the left or right, the steering wheels are connected to the vehicle frame via the steering mechanism; the steering vehicle further comprising auxiliary wheels; the left and right sides of the vehicle frame are respectively provided with at least one auxiliary wheel; a sum of the number of the wheels and the steering wheels is greater than or equal to three, and the bottom of the wheels and the bottom of the steering wheels are both located in the same plane; when the child swing steering vehicle is turning, the bottom of the auxiliary wheel is located in the plane, thereby enabling a good stability in steering.

Disclosed isa landing apparatus for a motorcycle having a vertically arranged sub-wheel, which includes: rotation driving units fixed adjacently to footrests on opposite sides of the motorcycle and including a DC motor, a deceleration moduleand a motor frame; first main folding links rotatably coupled to opposite sides of the motor frameand rotated by the DC motor; second main folding links rotatably coupled insidethe first main folding link; auxiliary folding links rotatably coupled to the motor frame; sub-wheel vertical arranged links having one side rotatably coupled to an inside of a lower end of the second main folding link, and an opposite side rotatably coupled to an inside of the auxiliary folding link, and having an inside coupled toa sub-wheel; and fixing frames for fixing the rotation driving units adjacently to the footrests.

Disclosed isa landing apparatus for a motorcycle having a vertically arranged sub-wheel, which includes: rotation driving units fixed adjacently to footrests on opposite sides of the motorcycle and including a DC motor, a deceleration moduleand a motor frame; first main folding links rotatably coupled to opposite sides of the motor frameand rotated by the DC motor; second main folding links rotatably coupled insidethe first main folding link; auxiliary folding links rotatably coupled to the motor frame; sub-wheel vertical arranged links having one side rotatably coupled to an inside of a lower end of the second main folding link, and an opposite side rotatably coupled to an inside of the auxiliary folding link, and having an inside coupled toa sub-wheel; and fixing frames for fixing the rotation driving units adjacently to the footrests.

A training wheel apparatus for learning to ride a bicycle includes a lift activation assembly, wherein the lift activation assembly includes a grip. The training wheel apparatus further includes a wheel mount assembly configured to operatively connect to a wheel. The training wheel apparatus further includes a cable configured to operatively connect to the lift activation assembly and the wheel mount assembly via the grip. When activated by rotation of the grip in a first direction, the lift activation assembly is configured to use the cable to change an elevation of the wheel between a first position.