Kids Bike Seat with Handlebar Attachment, Detachable Front Mounted Child Bicycle Seats with Foot Pedals for Children 2~5 Years, Compatible with All Adult Mountain Bikes (Handle+Seat)

The media could not be loaded. Easy to build ,super sturdy, amazing for the price , used it for my 2 year old daughter who it 3.5 ft tall ...using it on my trek

Great Seat for Rides with My DaughterI bought this seat for my daughter to use on our Swifty AT656 Electric Bike, and it works well. Out of all the options I tried, this one fit the best. While it's not perfect, it does a great job for 30-minute rides, and most importantly, my daughter (4 years old, now she is 5) says it's comfortable. I'm happy with the purchase overall.

Easy to attach to my bike and my daughter loves it. Kind of slips and slides a bit during turns but overall sits pretty sturdy.

Love this!It was quick and easy to install and my son loves to go for bike rides. The quality of the foot straps are very cheap and they are worthless the first strap broke while trying to get it on and the second one was cracked. But overall it was ok.

This is perfect for adult bikes so kids can ride. Super easy to install and the kids say it sits comfortably. Perfect for the price.

Instructions were useless. Parts did not fit together well. The seat wobbles no matter how much I tighten it down. It is not very easy to take on and off especially if you use the handle bars.

Pro: My kid (19 months) loved this. It was way more fun for her than the bike trailer. She did make mama nervous a few times by trying to let go of the handlebars, but overall she felt reasonable secure.Cons:Installing it was finicky -- I needed to extend it as wide as possible to accomodate my bike. In the widest position, the padding sits a bit awkwardly. It was tough to get all the bolts tight enough to feel secure. I also have a tapered top tube, which doesn't work super well with this design. Overall, sub-optimal fit for most modern mountain bikes.The installation "instructions" are just a couple of not terribly helpful pictures. It wasn't horrible to install, but there were some tricks I only figured out after fiddling with it for a bit.I didn't use the handlebars -- connectors were too small for my mountain bike handlebars. Fortunately my kid seemed comfortable holding onto my handlebars.The real bummer was after 2 uses one of the bolts that connects her foot rests sheared off. I was able to jerry-rig it back together with a spare bolt, but definitely did not inspire confidence.

It's a little flimsier than I expected. Probably okay kids less than 20 lbs but pay close attention to bicycle attachments.