Can I use a baby bike seat on it?
1134119
I guess it is possible. It would depend on the baby carrier if you got one that would fit on the back of a childs bike. My tokyo has a flat rack on the bike on the rear so it is possible other things could be bolted in its place using its wheel struts . Check a baby seat on a childs bike in wallmart before purchasing the tokyo
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...
1600950
You probably could but if you did it several times it would weaken it when you reassembled it. The Little seat comes off pretty easily. My granddaughter takes hers off all the time. This is only my opinion.
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.
145290
Yes. I have "Yepp" child seat on front of my bicycle since my son was a year old. It has been working perfect for both my son and I. He is now turning 2 and still loves and enjoying to ride. We added basket on the rear rack and going grocery shopping and get a lots of compliment about the bike itself and also with child seat. Hope this will help.
1309641
A standard bicycle seat will not work. The seat is affixed to the support tube a steel plate and four bolts. The support tube is not the same diameter as on your standard bicycle. In other words, no, I don't think you can.
1717166
No you can not! The jumper seat is for an older child and the top seat is where you place the car seat.
162692
Babies from 9 months to 3 years will fit comfortably on this bike. The younger kids will have to be put on the seat as they don't have the coordination yet to swing their leg over the seat to get on by themselves.
188219
Absolutely NOT! Car seats are designed to be used in a CAR! The bike trailer is not as stable as the back seat of your car and hence the ride for the infant will be much more bumpy. The infant does not have the neck strength to withstand a pothole or big bump. And while you might think you will be careful not to ride over any potholes, etc. the risk is too great! You'll need to be watching traffic, and things like the the trailer's clearance when riding along a street with parked cars or pedestrians on a boardwalk. With that many things to keep in mind you are taking an unnecessary chance with your child's health and well being. And finally, the manufacturer says this trailer is NOT for children under 12 months old, AND in addition to being 12 months old, they need to be able to hold their own head up, and sit up on their own. Please do not take the risk.
2228855
We bought one for our son and daughter-in-law when our grandbaby was about 17 months old. She was old enough to enjoy being out but too small to have her own bike. She probably would have done fine a few months earlier. However, until your baby can sit up and support his/her own head you would want to place a baby carrier inside of the bike trailer or continue to use a stroller until the baby is a bit older. P.S. After months of using it she still loves it.
1886670
I dont think so. Cuz u gotta lean into your handle bars on a road bike & the child seat might be in the way
748709
Not if you plan to use it as a bike trailer. The AAP recommends that no children under the age of 12 months travel in a bike trailer.
1393543
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.
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.
1055583
I would not recommend that, it would be very awkward to start with and this bike was not built to stand up on. Handle bars would be far too low to be comfortable.You could try it but I think you would not like it.
713462
No u can't. It's best to buy the adapter for your infant carrier. Those seats are recommended for 6 months and up
2108390
You can use it as a harness/convertable seat also. If your child is past the size or weight of a harness, you should look at their booster only seat.