Child Seats & Trailers
Choosing the right seat or trailer?
- Front seat: direct vision on the child, centered weight. Ideal for toddlers (depending on size). Requires a short adaptation to piloting.
 - Back seat: clear handlebar space, stable comfort; suitable for most bikes with luggage rack or seat post clamp (non-carbon).
 - Child trailer: capacity 1–2 children + luggage, excellent weather protection, conversionsstroller/joggingpossible depending on the kit.
 
Key safety and comfort points
- Harness3-5 point padded, adjustable footrests.
 - Weather protection: UV sun visor, rain cover, mosquito net.
 - Compatibility: wheelbase, disc brakes, axlesthru-axle, tire clearance.
 - Braking: trailers withparking brake(and sometimes an auxiliary brake for jogging).
 - Suspension: useful on uneven paths; reduces vibrations for the child.
 
Our recommended brands
- Thule: modular trailers (jogging/stroller), lightweight rear seats with 5-point harnesses and water-repellent materials.
 - Shotgun: front seats and grab bars designed for mountain biking, frame protectors included.
 - Trail Gator: tow bars to transform the child's bike into a trailer; ideal for long outings.
 
Selection criteria
- Age/weightof the child and local standards (e.g. maximum capacity indicated by the manufacturer).
 - Type of use: nursery shuttle, long walks, multi-sport.
 - Facility: type of mounting (luggage rack, seat post clamp, trailer hitch), tools required.
 - Storage/transport: quick folding, removable wheels, total weight.
 
Best practices
- Helmetwell adjusted for the child, even in tow.
 - Checktightening torques, straps and fixings before each departure; check again after a few kilometers.
 - Adjust thetire pressurefor comfort and course holding.
 - Store in a dry place; clean and lubricate the attachment points.
 
Need a hand? The expertsQuilicot Bicyclesvalidate the compatibility of your bike, adjust the assembly and advise you on accessories (sun visor, rain cover, headrest).
Shop child seats and trailersnow and ride with confidence.
FAQ – Child Seats and Trailers
From what age can a child ride in a seat?
As a general rule, the child mustsit stillindependently and wear asuitable helmet. Respect theage/weightminimums indicated by the manufacturer.
Seat or trailer: which one to choose for long trips?
Theretraileroffers more space, better weather protection and the ability to carry belongings; it often converts intostrollerOrjogger.
Can I use these systems with disc brakes and axles?thru-axle?
Yes, with thecompatible adaptersfrom the manufacturer (specific attachments, dedicated axles). Our advisors will guide you according to your configuration.