Can a baby seat be installed on the back of this bike?
498363
I am sure it could but I don't know if I would. It depends on the baby seat. Also with the high pressure tires and the slightly aggressive geometry it might be a rough ride for your baby.
1617508
If there is, it's very slight. We had trouble installing it at first until we felt the bar between the back of the seat and the seat where the baby seat gets connected. Perhaps the baby seat didn't get attached to that bar. Your local fire department can help as well. Good luck!
1442348
The bike does not come assembled. It arrives as if it would to a bike shop. I can't be sure about your bike seat, it would fit a trailer child carrier though behind.
672782
I didn't try it. The only issue I forsee is not the installation on roadbike bars but the fact that road bars have you leaning far forward and the child would be forced to bend forward.
420615
Hi, you can attach in front wheel, at the rear unfortunatelly is not possible.
109095
No the back handle doesn't extend. The bike is quite heavy. Don't know about weight limit.
1988709
Yes and Yes. Any standard fender can be installed on this bike. It uses standard attachment points for fenders. The frame also has standard attachment points for a rear rack.
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.
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.
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.
1807813
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.
1564414
Unfortunately, no- this seat is only for installation as a forward-facing seat/booster. I'm sorry!
1291781
I'm not an expert. You probably should contact the makers. But for me I have a standard hybrid bike ( mountain/street) and I have no issues. Just be sure NEVER leave the child alone. The bike will tip over. You must be there and hold the bike right after you lift you child into it. I brought it for my younger son but I've had older kids on it. I've also purchased handlebars that can mount on the back of my seat so they can hold on.
920159
Yes I think so. My son is 6' and the seat slides back quite a ways for him. It also has was weight limit over 300, so you should be good. I love my bike! The handlebar can be adjusted in front as well.
1793798
As I found out the hard way, no. Depending on the size of the seat post you may have to take it to a bike shop to get it installed.
1322501
Yep, the bike attaches to the seat post and it can be adjusted up or down to the proper fit. There will be plenty of clearance between the back tire and frame.
2109691
yes you can. that's what I did you have to take 1 of the back legs and put on the front.