Rear bike seats

Rear

— seats that are mounted behind the rider - for example, mounted on the bike carrier or on the seatpost. This option is considered ergonomically optimal because, firstly, the seat does not interfere with the cyclist, and secondly, the weight above the rear wheel does not particularly affect handling. Rear seats are ideal for long rides. On the other hand, the cyclist can't see the baby and can't hear him or her very well. Therefore, this option is designed mainly for older children who are already conscious enough to follow safety rules. If the seat is used for a baby, it is worth paying special attention to safety issues: provide protective equipment, make sure that the harness is secure, and ideally, organize a ride with the participation of a second cyclist who will ride behind and monitor the young passenger.