can I put a back baby seat on this bike?
203776
Depends on the design of the baby seat. Most are attached to the seat post and have supports that extend down and attach to either the rear wheel posts or the rear wheel support arms of the frame. So, it should work fine. Check the specs of the baby seat. Safe Biking.
1769829
Partially. You have to put the front wheel, handlebars, saddle, and pedals on.However, you should also be prepared to adjust the brakes and derailleur gears. There are videos on how to do this.
355498
If someone sets it up properly for you, it will not hurt your back. I have a bad hip and cannot take much pressure on it and the bike is good. The handle bars come towards the rider. Good luck. It is a lovely bike. Have you considered toe smaller version of the bike? It may work better. My shorter friend has it, she loves it.
906442
You can, but they say you should put in an piece (that they provide) to make sure the pedals don't unscrew over time. Also, I recently have used it alot less because I feel since you don't sit exactly (100%) in a straight line from it, I feel my back feels a bit weird after using it alot (I'm also pretty sensitive about my body).
630817
Yes u can but if you need or prefer u can buy a support to set under the front wheel and get the bike more flat too.
1911412
You could do it but you need to stand in the pedals, hold the set with one hand and the other one adjust the seat.It is easier if you get off the bike.It is a good bike.Hope this helps!
59260
No. It is not designed for that and would not be safe. However, the seats recline and the two back seats are safe for infants of 2-3 monthd
1623414
The answer is yes. But the bike fit will not be right. The saddle height will have to be raised and the torso position relative to the handle bars will not be aero and can cause back pain with the crouched position.
1226743
I would just place them both on the back wheel. There should be enough toom on the frame.
294217
Yes on most of these you can. Not to hard to do, just put the handle on the other side. Also you can adjust on which side you want the seat back.
535383
Maybe, depending on the construction of the toddler seat. There are no fenders on this bike; so that may be an issue. Otherwise, I could see on attached as the bike is normally constructed.
844016
No, unfortunately not. It sits low enough though to allow for the child to push the bike with his or her feet though until they learn to peddle. It's an awesome little tricycle though. I wish I had one this nice when I was a kid... Best of luck with what ever bike you decide on.
184287
Hello, This bike does allow you to attach a rear rack, Thanks for your question
488612
You could, but the front of your bike may set higher than the rear. The fork is for a taller wheel.
1155718
Yes, the seat has four slots where it can be placed. My kid is 5'3" and weights about 125 pounds. She has her seat on the third slot from the front. The seat are extremely wide and comfortable. So unlike those found on regular bikes. She loves her bike. Simple and fun.
613376
That is a good question. I would say no initially, but would be very very easy to customize and do. Not sure a seat change would be good since the seat already is really nice. If you were looking to put a more sturdy race bike type of seat it should be easy. But considering the short amount of time you would actually sit on it, it's not worth the bother.
1769826
Partially. You have to put the front wheel, handlebars, saddle, and pedals on. However, you should also be prepared to adjust the brakes and derailleur gears. There are videos on how to do this.