Reddit reviews TYKE TOTER Front Mount Child Bike Seat for Toddlers
We found 2 Reddit comments about TYKE TOTER Front Mount Child Bike Seat for Toddlers. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Interactive and Fun - puts the child up front in the middle of all the action.Simple and Easy - Front-mounted seat means easy handling; quick installation and removable.Convenient- Packs and stores well; lightweight, compact.Universal attachment - every standard bike has a seat post, clamp fits all sizes up to 1.25 in. (32 mm) diameter. Included: (1)Tyke Toter, (1) Footpeg, all necessary hardware. NOT for suspension seat posts. For customers who have a smaller diameter down-tube, please contact us to request extra rubber shims for your foot peg.Tyke Toter manufactures and sells this product and is the only authorized seller on Amazon stores. Please purchase only directly from Tyke Toter.
Link to the child's seat on amazon (pretty sure it's the same one): http://www.amazon.com/TYKE-TOTER-Front-Bicycle-Weight/dp/B0055PJUL0/ref=pd_sim_sbs_ba_24
For those curious:
When she was two she started riding with me on a bike seat and using a balance bike that converts to pedals.
Around 3.5 years old she started to pedal with training wheels (never doing that again with my younger boys)
When she was 4 I bought her a used 20" coaster brake cannondale knowing one day she'd use it.
5 is when I was able to take the training wheels off that 20" and taking her to the easy stuff on the trails.
Last weekend we picked up this brand new 20" Specialized RipRock
Links:
Bike seats:
Tyke Toter (Seat clamp style)
Shotgun Kids MTB seat <<< This is the one I use now for my youngest 2 year old boy and highly recommend over the Tyke Toter
Bikes:
Vilano 12" convertible balance/pedal bike (Can't seem to find it available anymore but I like that concept.)
Specialized RipRock 20
Norco Roller 16 - This is the bike I just got my 3.5 year old son who is close to being able to pedal. For riding trails I didn't want a coaster brake (I removed it from that used 20" Canondale for my girl.)
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Hope this helps any current or future parents out there.