YouTeMei Kids Bike seat, Kids Front Mounted Bike Seat for Adult Bike

The reviews were kind of hit or miss on this seat. They have different seat options so that may be the case. I got the A2 seat and have rode around 30 miles with my son far. I am very happy with the seat. The A2 seemed to sit higher than the other based on the photos and it doesn’t interfere with my ability to pedal the bike. My sons 36” tall and doesn’t really make riding my mountain bike anymore challenging as some other posts have said. The A2 seat can also easily be removed from the mount so you don't have to reinstall the whole thing if you take it of to go on a solo ride. You can also adjust the angle of the seat in relation to the mount which is a nice feature. Quality is pretty on par for most amazon products now adays, not the best but gets the job done.

This kids bike seat works great with our Retrospec Judd folding bike! Installation takes a bit of time since several bolts need to be screwed in. Because it’s inconvenient to put on and take off, I opted to remove the front wheel of our bike instead when transporting in the car. Overall, the seat feels sturdy and safe enough, and our one-year-old absolutely loves riding on it. Totally worth it for the joy it brings!

We’re very pleased with this bike seat overall. It does slightly interfere with leg movement while pedaling, which may vary depending on the bike model. However, the seat is exceptionally durable and well-constructed. We feel safe and comfortable while riding.

I was so excited to get a seat for my son, it took a month to arrive. Finally got it, started putting it together only to realize half the hardware was missing. I decided to continue putting it together as I could pick up the parts needed at a hardware store. But what made me stop and say “heck no” was the seat that attaches to the long bar does not have anything to keep the seat from sliding toward and aft on the beam. So I began taking it apart and I just want everyone to know how crappy the hardware is!!!! Those nuts and bolt WILL come loose with any type of bump on the road or trail. I tightened those suckers down good (I’m a mechanic) and some of them won’t keep there “torque” and if they did all it took was less than a quarter of a turn before they could be taken off by hand complete loose. Would not trust this seat for any young and loved kid.

Works well, but not fantastic. The adjustments are too extreme to allow it to be level at any setting (at least on my bike) and I have to ride peculiarly so my legs don’t hit the bottom. But it is secure and stable, and my granddaughter loves to ride with “Ya-ya.” I take her several times a week. For a short ride and knowing she won’t fit in it forever, you really can’t beat the price.

My 18 month old loves his chair. He loves to go on bike rides with me!

I bought this bike attachment for my 2-year-old so he could ride with me, and overall it does the job. It took me about 30 minutes to install, and it felt secure once everything was in place. My son enjoys the ride and feels safe on it, which is the most important part. That said, riding with this attachment can be a little awkward. There’s not much leg room, so I have to pedal with my legs angled out a bit, which isn’t the most comfortable—especially on longer rides. The product works as advertised, but if you have the option, I’d recommend looking into a rear-mounted attachment instead. It would allow for a more natural riding position. Still, this one has held up well and has given us some great rides together, so it’s not a bad option if it fits your setup and you’re okay with adjusting your pedaling style.

I love this seat. The installation was simple and the seat hasn’t budged since. My son seems super comfortable and cries when it’s time to get off the bike, so that’s a good sign. lol We ride for about 3 miles at most and he loves it. The only thing to note is that with this being a front seat your legs will have to turn out some to peddle which takes some getting used to. I just prefer the peace of mind of the front seat because I fear not being able to see him behind me with the rear seats.