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iBert

iBert Child Bicycle Safe-T-Seat

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Color: Red


Style: New Version


Features

  • Made in the USA
  • Center mounted provides a better center of gravity and increased mobility for the adult rider
  • Better view and more enjoyable ride for the child
  • The child safely positioned behind the handlebars allows for better communication
  • Unlike trailers - no dirt, rocks or water thrown in the child's face
  • Fits most children 1- 4 years

Description

The iBert safe-T-seat provides families with exactly what they are looking for in a childrens bike seat; comfort, safety, an attractive and innovative design, and a good position where the child can fully explore the scenery. Nestled safely between the adult's arms and behind the protection of the bicycle handlebars, the child can look around and be involved with the ride with mom or dad by turning the padded steering wheel. Center mounted provides a better center of gravity and increased mobility for the adult rider. Better view and more enjoyable ride for the child. The child safely positioned behind the handlebars allows for better communication. Unlike trailers - no dirt, rocks or water thrown in the child's face. Easier, safer loading and unloading of the child. Made in the USA.


Brand: iBert


Color: Red


Item Weight: 3.7 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 36 x 15 x 15 inches


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 15 Kilograms


Seating Capacity: 1


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎26.77 x 14.37 x 9.06 inches


Package Weight: ‎3.1 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎36 x 15 x 15 inches


Item Weight: ‎3.7 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎iBert


Color: ‎Red


Material: ‎Material Aluminum and stainless steel


Suggested Users: ‎unisex


Manufacturer: ‎Kent International, Inc.


Part Number: ‎49105


Style: ‎New Version


Included Components: ‎Child Seat and Instructions


Outer Material: ‎aluminum


Size: ‎Size Pack of 1


Date First Available: March 23, 2016


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    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great product - build quality could be improved
Color: Green Style: Old Version
The iBert is lots of fun and by far the best front-mounted seat that I have found. It took just minutes to install and my daughter loves it. I've even used it together with a bike-along on the back without stability problems (though that configuration does make you feel like you're flying a 747!) As a 6'1" guy, I was concerned that my knees might hit the seat. But as others have noted, the iBert is narrow enough and mounted high enough that this really doesn't happen. I might be spreading my legs a tiny bit outwards, but not enough to be noticeable. There IS a bit of a clearance issue getting on and off the bike. I weigh about 185 lbs, and the iBert (even in its most forward position) does impact my belly if I hop off the seat and straddle the bike. Jumping down in an emergency could be tricky. My wife weighs about 235, and unfortunately, it looks like there just won't be adequate clearance to use the iBert comfortably on her bike. There really isn't much to this seat, so I'll bet the manufacturer is enjoying a pretty sweet margin. If they had spent a little more on build quality, this product would be perfect. As an engineer, I have these concerns: 1. The plastic seat shell is held to the metal bracket beneath it using four compression fittings (threadless bolts with metal rings pressure-fitted to the ends) instead of real, threaded bolts. While the seat seems secure enough, I'm considering drilling these out and installing real bolts for peace-of-mind. 2. The "stinger" (mounting bracket which attaches to the handlebar stem) does allow the seat to be quickly removed. But I think it would be unsafe to ride with just the stinger in place, unless you relish the idea of a 10" metal bar impaling your gut or groin in the event of a front-end collision! 3. The sheath on the seat that slides over the stinger fits more loosely than I expected, making the iBert wobble from side to side a bit. It's not a major problem, but I reduced it by putting two heavy-duty cable ties around the sheath (longwise) to make the stinger fit more snugly. 4. The seatbelt assembly is thin and rather cheap, and the waist bar is so cheaply made that its latch is molded out of the plastic itself; it will probably flex and break eventually. This should really be improved in the next revision. I hope the iBert folks consider improving their design, but don't let my comments stop you from buying the iBert today. It truly is a lot of fun! UPDATED 4/2010: Our third and final year with the iBert has begun. My daughter just turned 3, and at 29 lbs, is still well within the weight limit for the seat. But her feet now hit the bottoms of the leg chutes, causing her to have to bend her legs a bit while seated, making for a less comfortable ride. At 36.5" tall, she's only at 40th percentile for her height, so I suggest the iBert people make the leg chutes another 2-3 inches longer the next time the design is revised. The seat would still fit fine on most bikes, and the extra length would buy parents a little time. We will probably have to switch to a trailer soon. Other than that, after riding for two years, the only real problem I've had with the iBert has been the lack of support if your child falls asleep... you'll see their little head get wobbly, then *wump*... supporting your child's head with one arm while steering, shifting and braking with the other gets old pretty quick. Riding at the right time of day and providing snacks can help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2008 by Buzz Lightyear
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Simply the Best!!!
Color: Green Style: Old Version
Review Image by Haroldo Oliveira Haroldo Oliveira
Review Image by Haroldo Oliveira Haroldo Oliveira
Before purchasing this seat, I had to carefuly do a deep research on the subject. I am a 6'2" guy, so, a was really concerned about having the seat hitting my knees. My neighbor has another model, which does not work at all for me, not even for him. He has to keep his legs kind of open in order to be able to ride the bike... Terrible! Furtunately, I decided to go with the most expensive model. Sometimes the cheap become expenseive, isn't it? well... I did the right decision, instead of spending $48 dollars, I spent $89.00 on this safe-T-seat, and I cannot be happier. The seat mechanism is really simple. It's just a little T-bar that you will be in contact with the bike. The seat plugs itself on this bar. The seat keeps in a perfect position. Even my long legs do not touch it when riding. I can ride my bike just like I was riding before the new passenger. It took me less than 5 minutes to install the T-bar on my bike. My daughter stays in a very comfortable position. By the way, she loved the new activity, and keeps asking me all the time for "MORE" when she sees the bike. Well, if you want to have pleasure time and no headaches while in your bike, this is the seat you need to purchase. CONS: The only thing I didn't like much about this product is that it only support kids up to 32 pouds. Well, nothing in the world is totally perfect! So there is no time to lose, I will ride my bike with my daughter as much as I can before she reachs her 38 pouds. :) Hope you enjoy my review. ---- ---- ---- 3 Years and 3000 Miles Latter ---- ---- ---- Hi everyone... here I am again (Jan-08-2009) to give you an additional feedback about this product. My daughter is now 42 pounds (4 years old), and 110cm tall - I am still riding the bike with her. Her legs now touch the bottom of the seat, giving her more support. Her heigth still does not bother me. Since she is now havier than the suggested weight, I will no longer take her on the seat, I am thinking about one of those semi-bikes that we attach on the back. The good news is that my wife is pregnant, and my Safe-T seat is still like new after 3000 miles - I am positive I will soon enough use it with the new baby that is about to arrive. Thank you all for the POSITIVE VOTES on this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2006 by Haroldo Oliveira Haroldo Oliveira

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