The Original Doll Bicycle Seat (Pink)- Bike Attachment Accessory for All 18"-22" Dolls & Stuffed Animals- Decorate Yourself Decals Included! Kids Gift, Fits Most Bikes Compatible with American Girl

I put this on my granddaughter's bike in about 10 minutes. She loved it! She is nuts about her baby dolls and has been wanting to take them on bike rides. The bracket is sturdy, but I was able to bend it a little to the position I wanted.

My granddaughter loves her new doll seat. She's very happy her baby can ride along.

The carrier was easy to assemble (according to my husband). My daughters (4,7) were so excited to start taking baby dolls and stuffies for rides. The dolls and stuffies have stayed in place. My girls are not going on long rides or up/down a lot of hills so I can’t speak on that. Deducted one star for the placement. The doll seat sits a little bit under the child seat. However both of my girls are still able to get on and off their bikes. A child would not be able to swing their leg on it around the back though.

great product arrived just in time for birthday

The media could not be loaded. Sadly this did not fit my daughter’s bicycle frame. I guess I should have checked before purchasing and allowing her to decorate the seat with the included stickers. She was so excited to decorate it that I didn’t stop her. That being sad, if it will fit your frame, it was well made and had clear instructions for attaching it to your bicycle. It was a good size for her dolls and she still wanted to play with it even though we weren’t able to get it mounted. The straps to hold the doll in were secure with a buckle which she needs my help to open. Maybe when we upgrade from training wheels to a different model bike it will work out. Her seat was just too large and in the way with how it was built.

My daughter loved this and it got a lot of miles on it on her bike. Just dont leave the bike out in the sun, after one hot afternoon it totally faded to its worst!I would recommend this. I would also recommend kids still learn how to ride bikes, I am afraid one day they will become obsolte and we really need to get together as a whole and work towards a better future with children.Hope my review helps

Just received the seat today. I was worried it wasn't going to work due to my 8 year old's bike having a back hand brake. I read another review that said that they did get it to work with the back hand brake and because it is almost Christmas, I took a chance. I am so very glad that I did!!! Here are some pointers on how to make the seat work when a bike has a back hand brake. I first attached Easy Bracket to the bottom of the seat by sliding the metal tab into slot and aligning the screw holes, like the instructions state. The remaining steps I had to figure out on my own without the instructions due to the hand brake. I did not use the bracket bolt that came with the seat. I simply secured the seat with the bolt system that is used for the hand brake. I removed the bottom bolt, not the top of the hand brake assembly. Remove the bottom hand brake bolt and washers. Leave the brake all together and just lift the bolt straight up. Secure the Easy Bracket and seat with crossbar hole and then simply put the hand brake bolt over that and secure back with the washer and bolts that already come with the hand brake. I did have to leave off one washer due to the extra space. Also, I unscrewed my daughter's bike seat and moved it up a little ways and retightened the seat. The seat is perfect and she is going to love it when Santa brings it to her in a few days. I hope this helps!!! Happy Shopping

This bike seat is super flimsy plastic and any pressure or a kiddo falling off the bike will cause noticeable stress marks. BUT my BIGGEST ISSUE is that it doesn’t seat 18” Truly Me American Girl dolls- the 18” doll half sit/ half fall out of the seat. It’s exact claim and reason why we purchased.I know it’s just a doll, but I don’t too many parents who like to watch any doll fall and hit the concrete, let alone see a $100.00 doll fall out- cue the tears of kiddos bringing in their dolls for bandaids.IMO, Corolla or 12” baby dolls are much rock small and slip under the strap, 14” dolls like Wellie Wisher or Glitter Girl dolls fit a tad better and are at least seated, but lots of wiggle room.We figured out that AG Bitty Baby or any 15” doll seem to fit the best- seated, dolls feet touch the bottom footrest exactly, and the waist strap is tight.Lastly, we compared the online assembly pics to our daughters bike to make sure it would work and by all accounts it should have. Unfortunately, it didn’t- but she had already put stickers on, so daddy Mickey moused it with zip ties. Ugh, visually it’s not ideal, but our little girl doesn’t know the difference and loves taking “Scarlet” along on bike rides.