Enhance your Trail-A-Bike experience with the innovative Back Rest attachment Review

Great buy. Teaching three children (10, 9, 5) the basics of safe driving under supervision. Allowing a 7 year old with some issues to enjoy family driving and actively participate where he would not be able without this product. If you have a child who wants to ride but is not physically ready to ride alone, this is a fantastic solution. They can trade when they want, held securely by a padded strap.

This is great. My son has autism so I wanted to ride him but he couldn't be alone. He loves to ride his bike and this seat back is perfect, it holds him up and is very strong but also allows him to lean forward to grab the handlebars. The photos show how he can bend forward to grab the steering wheel and how strong he is holding it while we're not moving yet. It's worth every penny, especially if you have a special needs child!

This is a fantastic safety addition for children who are too big for a bike seat but cannot trust a trailer handlebars 100%. Bike for the whole trip. My almost 4 year old rode it 6 miles very happily and safely. Note that a trailer bike seat needs to be raised an inch or two before you can attach a backrest to it, so some smaller children will have trouble reaching the pedals. I deducted a star as it is REALLY expensive for what you get but I was willing to pay the money to improve my child's…

I was nervous about ordering after reading several reviews that they received packages missing the metal post that should be included in the backrest but I've always had positive experiences made with Revain customer service so I went ahead and gave it a try. Just wanted to say that today 25th February 2017 I received both the backrest and support with no problems so hopefully that means they have fixed the issue. As for the product itself, it looks well made. Plenty of cushions for comfort and

I would give this seatback 5 stars except for the only downside I have is the seat only reclines slightly making the harness a bit tight for my daughter. (Not too much, but still enough to squirm from time to time.) My daughter is autistic and we wanted her to feel independent riding with us. We bought a Co-Pilot Wee Bike and this backrest. I feel much more comfortable with this back and belt. She doesn't realize yet that she can't jump off her bike when she's tired or tired, so riding her bike

Great addition for Mom's safety and peace of mind when riding for my son and I. Now she'll even dare to ride forward without being too paranoid that our 4-year-old will fly away with every hit (although I'm dying to make him cry and hide while I stop beside her and pretend to I don't know what he is). away). I use this on a Wee-Ride Pro Pilot. It fits perfectly onto the seatpost once you remove the bushing. All it costs you (other than the $45 price tag) is about an inch and a half of seat…