WeeRide Deluxe Kangaroo

Pros / Cons
Pros
- The padded seat and front pedestal give the child a supported place close to the rider, rather than a separate rear-seat position.
- Adjustable footcups let an adult set leg support for the child before fastening the harness.
Cons
- The mounting bar needs suitable seatpost and head-tube attachment points while leaving at least 45° of steering; drop-bar racing bikes are excluded.
- The central seat can change the adult’s pedalling stance, so frame compatibility alone does not establish a comfortable riding position.
Product Facts
- From Age
- 12 months
- Max Weight
- 15 kg
- Mount Position
- Front-mounted
- Mount Type
- Frame mount
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- Price/Buy
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The WeeRide Deluxe Kangaroo places the child between your arms, on a padded central seat with a front pedestal. It suits riders who want their child close during the ride, provided the bike and the adult’s pedalling position both accommodate the seat. Adjustable enclosed footcups and a five-point harness support the child’s seated position.
Use starts at 12 months and requires upright sitting and control of the head while wearing a helmet; the maximum child weight is 15 kg. Age alone does not establish readiness.
The support bar needs suitable seatpost and head-tube attachment points, with at least 45 degrees of steering clearance. Drop-bar racing bikes are excluded. Check your knee and pedal clearance during fitting: the central seat can change your stance even on an otherwise compatible frame.