OKBABY 10+

Pros / Cons
Pros
- Reclines in seven positions up to 15 degrees with the child seated, so naps happen mid-ride without stopping.
- Eight sliding positions on the seat tube let you rebalance the bike instead of fighting a fixed mounting point.
Cons
- Needs a seat tube between 28 and 40 mm; oversized or aero seatposts are out.
- The recline is a 15-degree lean, not a fully flat sleeping position.
Product Facts
- From Age
- 9 months
- Max Weight
- 22 kg
- Mount Position
- Rear-mounted
- Mount Type
- Frame mount
- Product page
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- Price/Buy
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OKBABY 10+ suits parents wanting an adjustable resting position without a rear rack: the seat moves forward as the backrest reclines. The child must be about 9 months or older, weigh 9-22 kg, stand no taller than 110 cm and sit independently throughout the ride. Recline does not remove that readiness requirement.
The clamp fits a round 28–40 mm frame seat tube. Eight fore-and-aft positions help align the seat; its centre-of-gravity mark must sit no more than 10 cm behind the rear axle. Check your bike’s rear-wheel and heel clearance and free cable and brake operation. Adjust the harness and foot straps to the child. Pedelecs are permitted, but scooters are not. The 10+ manual shows the clamp, locking pin and required clearances.