Bicycle Rear Seat Cushion Armrest Footrest Set, Bike Back Seat Child Safety Cushion Armrest Handrail Rear Feet Pedals

Not the best quality but we like it. Could be more nicer made especially at the bottom. But it works great as a rear kid seat we installed on our electric bike and 7yo rides it without any complaints on bike rides we go. Give it a try.

I used this to ferry my mom around since she is scared ride by herself and is not strong enough to keep up with group rides.Strong enough to support her (150 lbs) or me (200lbs).Seat cushion could be better.Handlebar is too short.Bell disintegrated upon installation.Footrests are incredibly useful and are foldable.Easy installation on bike rack.Overall acceptable for most of my passengers adults and kids alike.

adding this little setup to the back of my e-bike so my grandson can ride with me has worked out perfectly. He feels secure having the back rest and the handlebar of his own. the food rest help him with balance. This is great for the money.

The screws fot the seat were rusted, and one of them was a different head size, so had to use two different tools. One of the bolts coming down from the seat was moving, so the way around was holding with pliers and fastening the rest. The handle bar grips were easily sliding off, which is a safety issue if a child is sitting in the back holding on to them. The seat itself feels like coming off from whatever it is attached to. And the bell, what is the bell for? Cannot be attached anywhere for the kid, and a joke for any bike. Had I read about such an experience I would have not bought this.

I recently purchased the Kids Additional Bicycle Seat for packing, and while it served its purpose adequately, there were a few drawbacks that I feel compelled to mention in this review.Firstly, let’s talk about the hardware for mounting the foot pegs. Unfortunately, the seat doesn’t come with good hardware specifically designed for this purpose. Instead, you have to make use of the existing wheel nuts, which can be a bit inconvenient and may not provide the most secure attachment.Another issue I encountered was with the length of the existing studs on the bottom of the seat. This posed a problem when trying to install the seat on my electric bike, which has a rear carriage battery. The studs were too long and prevented a proper fit. To make it work, I had to resort to cutting them with a grinder, which was quite an ordeal.On a more positive note, the grip bars provided with the seat were a good fit and offered a secure hold for my child. Additionally, the back brace seemed sturdy enough to provide ample support.Overall, while the Kids Additional Bicycle Seat for packing served its purpose and had some positive aspects, the mounting issues with the foot pegs and the compatibility with certain electric bikes were significant drawbacks. I hope the manufacturer takes note of these concerns and improves the design in future iterations.Despite its shortcomings, I believe this seat could still be a viable option for those who don’t have an electric bike or don’t mind making some modifications to ensure a proper fit.

I added it to the back of my ebike, and my 9 yo son loves riding around with me.It was easy to install and has worked great. I bungee cords a plastic crate on top of it to use for storage when someone isn't riding with me. Then take the crate off if one of my kids wants to go for a ride.

It did come with a lot of extras I did not need, but you can tell it was made very cheaply by the plastic used and the way the material was attached

This is the 2nd one of these I bought after the first one started coming apart. I wasn't able to get the seat to install on my ebike because the rack is wider than the bars that come with this to brace it to the rack with nuts. I had to use the bars from the older one which just barely fit. The original one had the backrest come off from the screws getting stripped out. I think my daughter used it to lever herself on the seat and pressed too hard on it. The welds on the handle also started to crack.The handle needs to be more adjustable to make it a bit lower. It's so close to my seat that she almost has to touch my butt all the time when holding on. I can't make my seat any higher because I'm already barely touching the ground with my feet. The foot rests can only fit on certain bikes if the frame or rack has a hole for the screws. I had to buy foot pegs for a motorcycle to fit on my ebike.This works good if you have a simple bike with a compatible frame otherwise you will need to improvise to make full use of this.