About Us

Jeremy Good riding his bicycle on the day he first rode without stabilisers.

Jeremy Good (pictured left) has poor balance due to hemiplegia. In 2 years he had learned other cycling skills but, despite much assistance and effort, been completely unable to learn to balance. This was until his Chartered Engineer father, David, designed the first balance training stabilisers. Jeremy's progress was dramatic. In about 2 months he was able to balance and ride his bicycle really well.

The first commercial production run was made in 1991 when Good Designs was set up, and the new improved design, the "Adjustabilisers" stabilisers were first manufactured in 1995.

The balance training method was very successful in helping children with balance problems to learn to balance and ride ordinary bicycles. It was therefore obvious, that if these stabilisers could be mass produced at a similar cost to ordinary stabilisers, then they could be a great help to all children. The licensed out "Balance Trainers", now a Millennium Product, are the result.

Pictures of Jeremy and David Good with Balance Trainer fitted bicycle. Left stabiliser wheel in outer position, right wheel in inner position