Polisport Minia FF

Our score 9.33 / 10

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Polisport Minia FF

Pros

  • The quick-release bracket and folding backrest reduce the space needed to store the seat between rides.
  • A five-point harness, two harness heights and twelve footrest positions let the restraints and supports follow the growing child.

Cons

  • The FF frame mount does not support 73.7 cm wheels; that wheel size belongs to the carrier-mounted version.
  • A carbon frame, folding bike or rear suspension rules this mount out even when the tube diameter fits.
From Age
9 months
Max Weight
22 kg
Mount Position
Rear-mounted
Mount Type
Frame mount
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Polisport Minia FF makes sense when you remove the seat after each journey: it lifts out of the frame bracket and folds for storage. The child must be at least 9 months old, sit independently throughout the ride and weigh no more than 22 kg. A five-point harness and strapped footrests keep the supports adjusted to the child.

The mount needs 90 mm of clear round or oval 28–40 mm tubing and 26, 27.5 or 71.1 cm wheels. Carbon frames, folding bikes and rear suspension are excluded; assisted bikes must stay at or below 25 km/h. The 73.7 cm permission belongs to the separate carrier-mounted version. Fasten the secondary strap around the frame and keep cables moving freely in the bracket groove. Compare those dimensions with your bike before choosing: Minia manual, frame-mount section.