Can a child seat be mounted to the back of this bike?
179450
We don't have a child seat on... but it looks like no problem. The bike is really nice great components nice paint, my wife loves it.. always gets compliments.
179451
don't see why not, it's not constructed different than other bikes, but then I haven't had to put one on in awhile, my daughter is 38 and grandson 13,sorry I couldn't help.
40407
I got (2) kids bikes on mine (plus 2 adults) without the extra bar or padding. The girl bikes sit slightly differently as they don't have the upper cross bar. I hang them from the lower bar of the bike (on one arm) and the small area between the seat and rear tire (on the other arm). It works fine.
441883
Probably not, at least not safely. The seat mounts onto a post and tightens with bolts just like a regular bike seat. I wouldn't waste the money anyhow. The one that I had didn't last two weeks due to the welds snapping on the backrest.
441882
This is very vague and therefore difficult to answer. I think what you mean is if this seat would mount onto your rear rack, if so, the answer is no. This seat is directly installed onto a seatpost not a rear rack. Hope this answered your question.
415923
This is not required if you place the women's bikes on one of the first three mounting locations (closest to the back). Larger children's bikes and women's bikes fit easy there. If you want to place them inward toward the 4th and 5th positions, then yes, this is required.
742972
It has a standard size metal post so it would fit on any bike, however it may be a bit oversize for a child's bike.
688172
I don't think so--at least not easily. The rails underneath the seat mount to a round seat post using a clamping device. From your description it seems like you would have to modify the top plate on your post to accept the seat and a standard clamp. But to verify, maybe just take a look at a bike that has a removable clamp --if u think you can attach the clamp to your post then it would work. You'll just need to buy the clamp.
297936
Some children's bikes are a bit more difficult, but you can. You might have to use the strap to go through the fork instead of around the handle bars, but we had our two 7 year olds' bikes on it no problem. I recommend buying an extra strap though they sometimes break from the positioning of the bikes.
1630365
Yes...it can be mounted to the seat post. Depending on how you have your bike on the stand, the handle bar sometimes tends to turn to one side. You can put the steering holder on to keep the handle bar straight. I actually don't use it.
1120896
It will not fit ALL kid's bikes. There is a minimum distance for this to work on child's bike. Back of bike's seat post to the front of the handlebar stem must be a minimum of 18" in order to hold securely
11223
I didn't try to add those baskets in the back, I'm not sure if this is possible since I'm not a pro in customizing bikes. Sorry my friend
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.
500798
No, it it does not have any mounting hardware on the back....it looks like it could be easily added though!
1560630
I was able to mount mine and my daughter's without a problem. I love this bike rack. Best thing we have bought in a long time.
503059
I used to use a burley trailer wagon atached on the back of a trail - a -bike I had one on the trail-a-bike and 2 in the trailer. if money is no problem adams trail a bike sells a 2 seater and also has a child seat adapter, and a back rest with seat belt option
2168269
It could possibly. The baby doll seat bolts to the bar that is directly under the bicycle . If the fender covers that bar or is under or above the bar, that will determine if the doll seat will be able to install properly.
1964586
Not a good idea. you cannot sit on back rack so no where for 2nd person to sit.but we are pleased with the bike so far with one rider at a time.