I need to know if I can put a Co-pilot seat on a 26" mountain bike for my 18 month old?
1510722
Yes for sure great bike my bearings were just broken in shipping got fixed 20 dollars great bike I used gift card would honestly say tho head to Walmart and get one same price bike shop guy told me the bike wasn't that great of price I had gift card so it was free basically so I'm happy with but parts were broken in several reviews with shipping walmart is same price better bikes and already put together
1510723
Yes you can. It's not very hard to install. I bought one at walmart for this bike and it has worked very well.
527765
Yes, my daughter uses this bike, and she is quite short and has an inseam less than 26 inches.
1104785
At about age six it's probably time to move to a bigger bike. My 7 year old still rides his, but he's tiny for his age and it's really too small.
1118790
Our tall 3 year old can just barely reach the pedals. He is not yet able to actually pedal the bike. Will be great this summer when he is four. The Schwinn is a very solid built trike.
1075269
In my opinion it shouldn't be a problem. My 18 month old was using her feet to "walk" the bike forward starting around 16 months
1348313
Hi there, This can vary by weight and height so please keep that in mind.Usually an 8-12 yr old can fit on a 20 inch bike.
1122725
I think you would be better off taking pedals off bigger bike. My child is 8, 66 pounds and has almost outgrown this. She is probably on a 20-24 inch bike now.
186621
Yes, there should be a bracket that clamps to the seat pole on the lead bike. The square receiver on the front of the co-pilot slides over it and they bolt together.
240782
I think you should be fine unless your son has very short legs. I have this bike and the mini glider. The mini glider is more appropriate for a 2-3 year old.
1400238
The seat on the Go Glider goes from 17" to 25" so your child would not be able to touch the ground, flat footed, which is the preferred way to learn to ride. I would recommend waiting a bit before purchasing the bike or choosing a 12" bike with a taller seat or choosing a 16" bike with a lower seat. There are a few 14" balance bikes on the market as well.
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My four year old also uses training wheels and rides the co-pilot great. She's been riding with me since she was three.I think as long as she can ride with training wheels on her own bike she's fine.
2257861
I purchased this bike for my son. He is 9 years old and 52 inches tall. Sounds like your son is tall for his age, but this bike might be just a little too big. He might be better suited with a bike that has a 16 inch or 18 inch tire size. That brings the bike body a few inches closer to the ground. My son was riding an 18 inch up until he received this one as a gift.
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You may try but this would be more appropriate for someone around less than 6 feet and weighing around 80kg. You may look for something more sturdy for a comfortable ride. I would suggest Diamondback 2013 Overdrive V 29'er Mountain Bike with 29-Inch Wheels, expensive but worth it.
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No __ it is an excellent seat, but it must be mounted on an upright bike ... certainly not gull-wing bars ... but, ones that allow you to sit up comfortably and see over/around your child. I have a dedicated hybrid bike just for use with my grand-daughter and we have been very pleased for over 2 years (at least 1400 miles). She is nearing 3 years old and will be out-growing the seat in a few months. We are planning for her baby brother to take his place in the iBert!
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This is a very hard question to answer because it would depend as to why the other bike is not completely comfortable for her and if all adjustments have been made that could be. I would suggest going to a bike shop and have her try a 24" to see if it would be to small.
477983
Bike frames are measured from the top of the seat tube to the crank. You can make any bike "fit" by adjusting the seat post, but I think an 18" frame is a bit small for a six-footer.
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I believe its good for older toddlers above 2 years old. Not for younger baby. I would not feel comfortable doing a hardcore mountain bike ride with kids in the back but that is just me. My husband and I don't take our kids on our mountain bikes expeditions except on gravel roads or sidewalks.