Thule Ridealong 2 Bicycle Seat Gray
4 In stockThe Ridealong seat is a secure and user-friendly bike seat designed for mounting on a luggage carrier. This classic seat ensures the safe transport of your child, whether for daily commuting or weekend trips.
The seat comes with a quick-attach bracket, allowing easy removal when you need to use the bike without your child. The included bracket is mounted on the seat tube of the frame where the seat is attached. It can be mounted on tubes with a diameter of 28-40mm and a maximum of 40x55mm on frames with oval tubes.
Integrated protective wings on the side of the seat safeguard your child's hands when leaning the bike against a wall. The seat is secured with a 3-point harness using a child-safe buckle. The child's feet are also secured in footrests with straps to prevent them from coming into contact with the wheel.
The seat padding is water-resistant and reversible, allowing you to use either side for a different color. Additionally, the padding is machine washable in case it gets dirty.
The Ridealong seat is a secure and user-friendly bike seat designed for mounting on a luggage carrier. This classic seat ensures the safe transport of your child, whether for daily commuting or weekend trips.
The seat comes with a quick-attach bracket, allowing easy removal when you need to use the bike without your child. The included bracket is mounted on the seat tube of the frame where the seat is attached. It can be mounted on tubes with a diameter of 28-40mm and a maximum of 40x55mm on frames with oval tubes.
Integrated protective wings on the side of the seat safeguard your child's hands when leaning the bike against a wall. The seat is secured with a 3-point harness using a child-safe buckle. The child's feet are also secured in footrests with straps to prevent them from coming into contact with the wheel.
The seat padding is water-resistant and reversible, allowing you to use either side for a different color. Additionally, the padding is machine washable in case it gets dirty.
