Attaching a Front Seat & Windscreen – Urban Iki Mini.
Welcome. The Urban Iki Mini Front Kids Bike Seat & Windscreen is a great first attached bike seat solution as it is lightweight, easy to use and provides airflow protection extending your riding into cooler weather. It is super easy to attach and remove from the adult bike once the mounting bracket is installed. The Urban Iki Mini is safe for 1-3 years old and up to 17kg.
You will love riding with you child positioned between your arms for the ultimate in interaction so you can enjoy the ride together.
A Front Seat does not fit all bikes. Understand if this seat will fit your bike. Will a Front Seat & Windscreen Fit Your Bike?
Your riding experience will be different when riding with a Front Seat. Understand if you can safely and confidently ride with a Front Seat attached… please see Riding Safely with a Front Kids Bike Seat
To understand and compare your options for riding with a Front Seat please read Front Kids Bike Seat Buying Guide
Safely and Successfully Attaching your Front Seat & Windscreen.
goRide recommends you follow the instructions of the manufacturer when attaching your Front Seat & Windscreen (Urban Iki Mini). goRide has attached Front Seats to a variety of different bikes, we aim to understand and support this experience for you. We know if we have success on the installation then so can you.
The installation of the bracket will take a little time. You will need to allow yourself some time to understand and enjoy working through the installation process. Once installed connecting the Front Seat & Windscreen to the bracket when wanting to go for a ride is easy and quick.
Before you start: Get what you need – the adult bike and an adjustable spanner. You may require additional allen keys than the one supplied.
Prepare the Front Seat
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The Urban Iki requires very little preparation as it is nearly fully assembled when it arrives. Gather the Seat & the foot rests. The handlebar for this seat is sold separately… Please see Urban Iki Handlebar
Slot the footrests up into place. They can be adjusted to fit your child when you first place your toddler in the seat.
Prepare your handlebar stem to attach the bracket/adaptor
We are assuming that you have a Quill or Threaded stem to attach this bracket to.
If you are putting the Front Kids Bike Seat on a Mountain/Trail style bike by removing at least 20mm of spacers from a Threadless stem then please refer to ‘Prepare your Stem’ in Attaching a Mountain Bike Kids Front Bike
Do you have more than 20mm of space or do you need to lengthen your space?
How do you lengthen? Use an Allen Key to loosen the nut in the top plate, as this bolt is loosened your stem should start to slide.
Important: Most handlebar stems have a “minimum insertion or maximum extension” mark that shows how high they may safely be set. If you can see this mark, the stem is too high meaning you need more of the stem down in the tube. If your stem doesn’t have such a mark, a good rule of thumb is that there should be at least 2 inches/5 cm of stem inside the tube.
Attach the standard bracket/adaptor
Take the long screws out of this bracket. This piece now has to be attached to the handlebar stem on your bike. It works like a large clamp – one piece on each side of the circular stem and is held in place by the two large screws.
goRide Support:
Make sure the seat is clicked into place down onto the bracket/adaptor. It should not move once in the correct position.
Connect the Windscreen to the installed Standard Bracket/Adaptor
goRide Support:
Make sure the windscreen is clicked into place down onto the front of the bracket/adaptor. It should not move once in the correct position. One it is secure you can adjust the angle to suit your bike and child.
We’re here to help. If installing your Front Kids Bike Seat has raised some questions for you. Please call us on 021 025 15576 or 0800 44 33 77 or CONTACT us via email
Enjoy the family time and memories that you will create with a Front Seat. goRide, supporting women and families to SMILE when you ride.
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