a handle device for bicycles provides an adjustable rider training support point for training helpers . a handle and extension member is pivotally mounted to the rear axle and the pivoting motion conveniently places the handle proximate to the rider , avoiding the extraneous moments and forces experienced by present day fixed handles . the handle is allowed to pivot in the plane of wheel rotation , but the device is fixed in position when the optimum position is achieved . an alternate configuration limits pivoting motion to within a specific range . this allows convenient pushing , pulling and sideways support when the bicycle is at rest or being ridden . the handle is also mounted on telescoping members to conveniently adjust the handle height . the range of motion is also adjustable by a telescoping frame support or a fixture having tapered stops attached to the frame of the bicycle .