Can you put a back baby seat and add a kickstand to this bike ?
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I'm not sure about the baby seat but you can add a kickstand. It was pretty easy, only took a couple minutes. Here is the one we used: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AOA452/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1461526
You can use it. However it is not designed to quickly place the bike on and off of it.
824702
Unfortunately, there is no kickstand. Even though my bicycle has a kickstand, I still have to lean the Weehoo against a building. I'm considering to have a kickstand installed on the Weehoo. Even with this annoyance, the trailer is awesome.
1237738
No, when we bought the bike it only had one set of pegs. you can install if you want.
1982824
Yes. I would suggest going to a bike shop and having them put it together. Its a great bike with a great price. I payed 45 dollars to assemble it.
1566567
You can definitely make it work. The two "hooks" can be adjusted independently, so you can put one higher for the front and one lower for the back so the bike itself sits level.
449777
the tires will fit - BUT they are taller and you could have a problem with your kickstand holding up the bike. It may or not be an issue - just be aware of the potential.
924157
Not sure. You would need to have a frame area with the two parallel tubes to clamp the kickstand plates to. I'm not familiar with that bike.
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Michael, I can tell you the bike is about 85% to 90% assembled. You will have to put the seats in, the handlebars on, and the front tire on, and screw in the pedals, but other than that, it comes as one piece. Without knowing how your child seat mounts, I can't say about that. Look at the expanded photo and make that call. What I can tell you is that having never ridden one of these before, my wife and I have had to learn how not to fight each other when trying to balance. Each "correction" she makes, throws off my balance. Adding a child seat to that mix would make me nervous. You might consider one of those trailer addons that hook on to the seat pole and ride behind the rear wheel.
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Yes. You have to be a bit creative as to how you put the bike on. I usually get it under the top tube at the rear and under the down tube at the front. Depending the the bike frame, you might have to put the bike on under the seat stays. Just take your time and experiment with it. Strap it down well and it will be fine.
425990
Yes you do...it really isn't hard. I put mine together when I was 8 months preggo...lol. You just fit up the seat and the handlebars...the rest is already done...on...and the pedals...
2224001
No, you cannot safely add training wheels. This bike moves super fast. I'd suggest 12yrs and up (10 if very coordinated )
475969
You can't. The back rest is attached to the side brackets that are mounted onto the frame of the bike (turn signals area). If you choose not to use the luggage rack, then you may need to custom-make new brackets to fit the back rest posts, and have them cut to the desired height. I think it would be easier to just buy exactly what you are looking for. I hope you find this information useful. Good luck!
532130
My mistake. Earlier this week, I looked at the bike and didn't see a kickstand.I looked again after answering "No", and saw a kickstand.
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Yes - I just got the bike this weekend and attached a rear mounted child seat for my son who is 35 lbs. It worked great. We bought the Schwinn Deluxe Child Carrier. The only problem with that carrier is that the footrests on it are 4 inches too short for my giant son, so his feet are bumping mine while we are pedaling sometimes.
856582
Nope, there isn't a kickstand included in the box. However, you can purchase a kickstand separately. :)
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!