Kid Bike Seat Front Mounted and Handlebar for Mountain Bike Parent-Child Cycling, Child Bicycle Seat&Child Handlebar for All Adult MTB Bike Cycling(Foldable/Not Foldable Pedals)

Wow. Can't beat its price. It fits my XL frame 29er Giant dual suspension bicycle. Not alot of room but just enough to make it comfortable and secure. Just be careful of the all thread under the frame. May rub and scratch. I used an old patch so it does not scratch the frame. Good buy! Def recommend it.

Works great for bicycling with toddler.

If you install this correctly it works great. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come with installation instructions. I am an engineer and avid bike mechanic so I got it to work well for me.Step 1: leave all hardware loose and seat uninstalled.Step 2: fit to top tube of bike and tighten large Allen key in seat mount cylinder while squeezing the assembly together.Step 3: screw the foot pad backing nuts so they give plenty of space to install the foot pads tight around the frame.Step 4: install the foot pads making sure they squeeze the bottom tube tight. Ensure proper location of assembly on frame (not to close to bike seat and not to close to handlebars).Step 5: tighten foot pad backing nuts.Step 6: tighten four lock nuts on upper assembly. NOTE: Do NOT over-tighten these nuts. If the top assembly is still loose after installing the quick release cross pin you need to loosen all hardware and start assembly over from the beginning. The main Allen key bolt in the seat mount cylinder is responsible for gripping the top tube correctly.Step 7: install quick release cross bolt so it is slightly closer to top tube than bottom tube.Step 8: ensure proper angle of kid seat by loosening seat clamp prior to installation and adjusting angle and checking fit.Step 9: install kid seat and tighten seat clamp nuts.Step 10: install kid handle bars onto bike handlebars using rubber inserts as needed to get correct fit.Step 11: place child on assembly and adjust fit as necessary.Ensure assembly does not move when installation is complete or it could damage your bike frame, paint, or your child.Have fun!!!

My husband and son LOVE this! We started using it when our boy was 2 so he could come with us and feel like he was actually helping his dad steer etc. Great gift for any outdoor bike riding dads!

I purchased this seat for my son to be able to go on bike rides with me. He is too scared to ride a bike on his own right now so this helps him get used to how it feels. The handlebar is a smart addition – it gives my kiddo something to hold onto and makes them feel more involved in the ride. We have done a few trails now, and the seat handles bumps and uneven terrain pretty well. I was worried about it affecting my balance, but it has not been an issue at all.

Seat does not staying place no matter how tightly it is attached. Not safe for use, very disappointing

Directions are not detailed enough but I was able to install it. My problem is that the foot strap peg came broken & after trying to put the strap on I broke one, it did come with extra so they must expect that. Instead of returning it I hopeto get a discount but I can’t directly message the seller. It took forever to installed it & taking it apart & exchanging isn’t my first choice. See pix

This is how much a seat like this should cost. Paying over $100 or $200 for the name brand version (Shotgun) is absurd. I didn’t actually mean buy this (bought it by mistake), but I’m glad I got to see the build quality first hand. All pieces that need to be solid are metal and seem like good quality. I like the rubber protective layer to guard against marring the bike frame.Folks here are talking about how the instructions are misleading. I didn’t look at the instructions because I understand how the seat is supposed to work, and I see nothing confusing about it’s construction that would cause an incorrect install. All seems very straightforward to me. It clamps across the top and bottom tubes to apply pressure to hold it in place. No real mystery.If I ever have a need for this or a friend needs a recommendation, I’ll for sure point to this one.