Review on 🚲 UrRider New Upgrade Child Bike Seat - Front Mount Kid Bicycle Carrier for Mountain Bikes, Women's Bikes & Folding Bikes. Foldable, Portable & Tool-Free Quick-Release by Doris Tran

It was easy to install and for the most part comfortable to ride. I use it with my 2 year old and she enjoys the rides. Since the child seat is closer to the bike seat, I have to keep my feet a little "wider" (open) to avoid bumping into my daughter's body when peddling, so bidding can be a bit awkward at first. when you focus on balance, center of gravity, etc. On the other hand, placing the child seat next to the bike seat gives a little more confidence because the child will feel safer riding between you. Also, due to the height/position of my bike's top bar (which this unit rests on), my daughter sits a little higher, especially with her helmet, so again it can be a bit awkward to bend down to grab the handlebars. with a high position of the child. This is not the child seat's fault, but something to consider depending on the type/style/shape of your bike. My only real issue is the leg ties (where the kid rests with their feet). I would like them to be a little larger/wide so that the child can hold the foot better. Also since they are on top I'm not sure how long I can use this device (age limit) as I could see. that using this device with a larger child is likely to be slightly uncomfortable on the legs/knees. leaning forward and possibly feeling crushed. Overall I am happy with the purchase and would recommend it. PS, the initial journey can be a little intimidating. A family member asked "where is the seat belt". lol. Once you get a good riding pace with a solid swing, everything just works. However, you should always be aware of your child's feet and their seating position, including their hands on the included upright bar post. A family member asked "where is the seat belt". lol. Once you get a good riding pace with a solid swing, everything just works. However, you should always be aware of your child's feet and their seating position, including their hands on the included upright bar post. A family member asked "where is the seat belt". lol. Once you get a good riding pace with a solid swing, everything just works. However, you should always be aware of your child's feet and their seating position, including their hands on the included upright bar post.