Thule RideAlong 2 Frame Mount

Our score 9.33 / 10

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Thule RideAlong 2 Frame Mount

Pros

  • The quick-release frame bracket, 20 degree recline, and 22 kg child limit make it a practical everyday rear seat when the frame fits.

Cons

  • Round or oval tube dimensions, rear suspension, heel clearance, and saddle height can still make the install wrong.
Max Weight
18 kg
Mount Position
Rear-mounted
Mount Type
Frame mount
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Thule RideAlong 2 is the conventional rear child seat to shortlist when you want a supported shell, footrests, and a calmer passenger space than an open front perch. The frame-mount version uses Thule’s quick-release bracket, so it suits a family bike that has a compatible seat tube but no suitable rack. The useful child boundary is roughly the preschool seat range: up to 18 kg and 110 cm, with a 3-point harness and adjustable footrests.

The deciding check is the frame, not just the child. Thule lists round frame tubes from 28-40 mm and oval tubes up to 40 x 55 mm, and rear suspension, unusual tube shapes, small frames, fenders, or heel clearance can still rule it out. Choose this for a stable rear setup with recline; choose a rack-specific seat or trailer if the frame bracket fit is uncertain.