Hamax Caress Rack Mount

Pros / Cons
Pros
- Backrest and harness height adjust as your child grows, with up to 20° recline.
- The rack adapter provides suspension without frame-mount support bars.
Cons
- The rack limit applies to the seat and child together; the seat's 22 kg child limit does not establish the bike's total carrying capacity.
- The older adapter's manual excludes bicycles fitted with shock absorbers.
Product Facts
- From Age
- 9 months
- Max Weight
- 22 kg
- Mount Position
- Rear-mounted
- Mount Type
- Rack mount
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- Price/Buy
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Hamax Caress suits everyday rides when an adjustable backrest, 20° recline and a sprung rack adapter matter more than a basic fixed seat. Your child must be able to sit unaided for the whole ride, from around nine months; recline is not a workaround for an earlier stage.
With the newer two-bolt adapter, the rack must be child-seat compatible, 120–160 mm wide, with 10–20 mm tubes and at least 27 kg load capacity. Child limits are 22 kg and 110 cm. The older side-knob adapter instead has a 120–180 mm range and a 25 kg minimum rack rating; the seat and child’s combined load must still fit that rack’s capacity. The old manual also excludes bikes with shock absorbers; do not interchange the adapters. Leave clearance around an e-bike battery and secure the additional strap to the frame or seatpost.