Features: Durable iron made of fine technology, with smooth and blunt edges, safe. Non-slip handle design, uneven texture, easy to grasp, to ensure safety. With screws, easy to install. Product details: Material: Iron. Net weight: 350 grams. Color: black. Package content: 1 * Bicycle rear seat handle.
Geoff Lodal (comprador verificado) –
Garbage hardware, not a perfect fit on a 27.2mm seat post, but decent
I bought this for a RadRunner ebike, already had pegs and a back seat but needed something for my 4 year old to hold onto. The bike has a 27.2mm seat post (pretty standard size and in the 1-1.3″ range stated in the description) and the bar couldn’t clamp down enough to get a solid hold. I tried a few spacers and the included hardware quickly galled and became useless.A trip to Home Depot got new hardware (4x 1/4″-20 x 1″ bolts, 4x 1/4″-20 hex nuts, 4x 1/4″ lock washers, and 8x 1/4″ flat washers) for a couple bucks and I ended up using some other bike hardware I had to shim the post so the clamp could grab tight enough. The grips are “SUPREGRIP” which I find hilarious, but the bar construction seems reasonably solid. All in all it’s working fine, but expect some work to make it fit right and chuck the included hardware in the trash when you get it.
Early Adopter (comprador verificado) –
Nice Addition to Cargo E-Bike
I recently added a FatteBike Major T cargo bike to my bike stable. My wife loves to ride on the back as we tool around the neighborhood or run light errands. The only problem was that there was no convenient hand hold, other than me, to grab on to.This handle added a convenient grab point and offers some unexpected benefits. I found that it makes moving the bike around easier than grabbing the seat to get it into bike racks. It is especially good as a lift to easily pull the bike up on its center stand.I found the handle is well built and seems to have strong welds. Another reviewer commented that their’s was weak and broke. I have a hard time imagining that happening with the handle I received.
Gnatty77 (comprador verificado) –
Can’t attach a Burley Travoy due to height? No problem!!
I purchased this handlebar attachment to use to attach the Burley Travon cargo bike trailer. I wasn’t sure if my seat post would have the needed room to attach the hitch since my seat is so low due to being 5’0. The bar that connects to the hitch (that connects to the seat post) needs to be parallel to the ground and I was sure it would be at too much of an angle to work. So I bought this and it worked perfectly to hold the hitch at the same angle as my seat post but just a few inches higher. I added a little grip tape onto the handlebar before I attached it to the hitch to help it stay in place and not scratch the metal though I wasn’t too worried about it. (The handlebars only cost $15. You can’t beat that price!) Avoid electrical tape because it’ll get sticky, soft and slowly slip around whatever it’s taped to during hot weather. Even w the handlebar near (not touching) the back of the seat, it doesn’t bother me while I’m riding and hauls the trailer perfectly. If I wanted, I could remove the grips and add turn signals for my e-bike or something else. I ended up not needing to use it because the amazing Travoy quick hitch is so universal, all I needed was 2 inches of seat post space which I had. But I decided to keep the handlebar because I might need it in the future. Since it can be attached to anything round within the parameters of the closure, the possibilities are endless especially w a bike. I definitely recommend these handlebars for their low price, and easy and convenient attachment possibilities.
Amazon Customer (comprador verificado) –
Great, just be aware of metal on metal seatposts.
I’ve personally had no issues with any durability of these handlebars. the only real issue with these is if you put them directly on a bike post, its metal on metal and can cause some deep scratching. just take literally any kind of tape as an interface between the two and you can elevate that entire problem without making the handlebars loose.
Keith (comprador verificado) –
If you need more install-room for your rear-facing gadgets – try this!
This worked well for installing the rear view camera on my trail bike. It’s and inexpensive upgrade if you have no room to install other gadgets for the back end of your bike like lights or a camera like mine. I have a grown child, so I didn’t use it for a child’s handlebar like advertised. It appears well-made and I see no reason it shouldn’t last a long time – it fit very well on my custom-made bike’s seat shaft.
Chris A. (comprador verificado) –
Kid only
We’ll it’s probably ok for A kids , but it’s to weak for A Adult . Wasn’t what I wanted .
Elizabeth (comprador verificado) –
Doable
Need to buy grip adhesive glue because the rubber handles will come off.
Kenneth Lonas (comprador verificado) –
Well made bracket
Although I did not use this item as a youth handlebar, I found it to be sturdy and well made in its use as a front mount for my handlebar puppy basket. This secured the basket directly to the bike frame. Much more sturdy.