Schwinn Deluxe or Ovation Child Bike Carrier, Seats one Kid Ages 1+, Frame Mount, Adjustable Safety Harness, Quick Release Design, Comfortable Padding, Rear-Mounted Child Bike Seat for Toddler

Schwinn chair for schwinn bike - what could be better? Fits perfectly. Sturdy and durable, comfortable for my kid. Nice quality, easy assembly. The great plus that the chair comes with the base and can be easily removed from the base with 2 moves. Love it

Works well, my 17month sits comfortable. We used zip ties around the leg covers to secure it and leave no gap. Easy to use, and my toddler feels secure.

This is fantastic. I feel very safe putting my 1 year old in this seat. The instructions aren’t great but once I figured it out i was super happy with it. The design is great and it’s pretty comfortable from what I can tell.

I bought this for my granddaughter. The product is solid when it comes to quality. At the time of purchase my granddaughter was too small for this seat. I did return it but would recommend it to others. The only reason for the return was because my granddaughter's size. I know I could have kept it, and she would have grown into it, but I opted for a pull behind instead. When she is older, I would probably purchase this again. I gave it 4 stars because the straps could use some R&D for comfort and ease of changing the size to fit the passenger.

I bought this for my 4 year old. She doesn't know how to ride her own bike yet and we love to go on family rides together so we ordered this to bring her with us. She absolutely loves it. She is able to see all around and feels safe in it. We did have an accident where the bike tipped over with her inside and this thing nestled her in so well she never touched the ground just the side of the seat did. It's very durable and the weight isn't bad at all. It sits a bit close to the rider's seat so her knees hit my bum sometimes, but that is also because she is starting to outgrow it. The design is perfect because the holes in the back keep her from getting to hot too. I will warn that it can be a bit tricky to install and tighten the screws properly. It's easier with someone else helping, but can be done solo. Just be patient with it and play with it until you get it where you want it. I would definitely recommend this for anyone wanting to big their little ones for a ride.

i'd give it 4.5 stars but that's ok.the seat is a decent design. nice quality. velcro was placed haphazardly on the underside of the seat so it doesn't line up very well with the mating sides on the seat itself, but it still sticks. no biggie.i am riding a three speed Jamis Earth Cruiser with full fenders, a giant Cloud 9 seat and extended seat post. i have put a massive amount of miles on this bike over the past decade or so.the brackets fit fine but it took a bit of finagling to get it all to mount evenly, etc. i am not sure how well this would fit on a smaller bike with fenders and a lower seat height. i'm a giant dude with a giant bike and imo this bracket system barely fits. i had to remove my rear seat post-mounted reflector to make room. i'm pretty handy and this was not the easiest installation to get it right and even. could be the bike and all the stuff in the way, i know.fitment of the plastic seat to the bracket base is not tight. it's SAFE, but not tight. that means....A TON OF RATTLES WHEN NO CHILD IS IN THE SEAT. and i ride this bike a lot w/o my son so that is just unacceptable for me. so, i figured out the rattling points. they are:- the seat bottom on the brackets- the blue foot cups in footwells of the seat- the front of the bracket "tray" captured in the part of the seat with the red knobmy solutions for all of this were to place zip ties, one on each side, cinched down around part of the bracket and the seat underneath the gray cushion. that pulls the seat tight to the bracket. then i flush cut the zip tie ends after cinching hard, so they don't cut the cushion when you replace it. i had to remove the red cross key thing to do this but i was able to re-attach it once i had the zip ties tightened.i placed 1/4" foam seal tape on strategic points on the blue foot cups where they rub/tap the gray footwells of the seat. you'll see. i put the adhesive side on the blue foot cups so the foam will always be in contact with the gray plastic no matter where the blue cup is mounted.i placed folded paper towel pieces along the black bar that is captured by the front piece with the red knob then closed it and tightened the red knob.also, when baby isn't in there, i make it so the harness straps are running outside of the cross bar/grab bar and tighten them.i ride on some rough roads and have Vermin knobby tires and without baby, all of these mods have calmed down like 95% of the rattles. it's very tolerable now.my son likes the seat. there is no way i can get the spoke protector mounted but that is fine because his feet can't get to the spokes because of the seat height and fender.