WANLIANG Bicycle Rear Seat Handlebar, Mountain & Road Bike Handle, Bicycle Rear Seat Armrest Accessories (Bend)

I recently added a FatteBike Major T cargo bike to my bike stable. My wife loves to ride on the back as we tool around the neighborhood or run light errands. The only problem was that there was no convenient hand hold, other than me, to grab on to.This handle added a convenient grab point and offers some unexpected benefits. I found that it makes moving the bike around easier than grabbing the seat to get it into bike racks. It is especially good as a lift to easily pull the bike up on its center stand.I found the handle is well built and seems to have strong welds. Another reviewer commented that their’s was weak and broke. I have a hard time imagining that happening with the handle I received.

Although I did not use this item as a youth handlebar, I found it to be sturdy and well made in its use as a front mount for my handlebar puppy basket. This secured the basket directly to the bike frame. Much more sturdy.

The weld broke with my son holding on. Not the safest or dependable product.

Overall good handle easy to install. Helps the rear rider hold on more easily and maintain balance. The only issue is it feels like it needs to be a little sturdier, there is some very minor flex to the mounting bar.

i'd love to be proven wrong, but regardless of what you search you get this model by this and 3 other names. the grips are stubby, long enough for my kids hands NOW, but not really appropriately sized (when compared to grips on a kids bike, or scooter). they off gas, a terrible smell. thankfully i had a spare ESI and just cut it to fit. the clamp system instills no confidence, but i used some old wrap on my seatpost to lock it in a little tighter. the hardware should for sure come with nylock nuts but it doesnt. i'll eventually have to replace those.but all that said, it gives my kid something to hold on to and does the trick, i guess. if anyone knows of another option with similar dimensions, feel free to send it my way.

Works as expected

I bought this for a RadRunner ebike, already had pegs and a back seat but needed something for my 4 year old to hold onto. The bike has a 27.2mm seat post (pretty standard size and in the 1-1.3" range stated in the description) and the bar couldn't clamp down enough to get a solid hold. I tried a few spacers and the included hardware quickly galled and became useless.A trip to Home Depot got new hardware (4x 1/4"-20 x 1" bolts, 4x 1/4"-20 hex nuts, 4x 1/4" lock washers, and 8x 1/4" flat washers) for a couple bucks and I ended up using some other bike hardware I had to shim the post so the clamp could grab tight enough. The grips are "SUPREGRIP" which I find hilarious, but the bar construction seems reasonably solid. All in all it's working fine, but expect some work to make it fit right and chuck the included hardware in the trash when you get it.

I use this handlebar on a Radwagon4 e-cargobike. It's very simple and attaches securely to my seatpost. Rad Power Bikes sells their own handlebar made specifically for their bike but it's very expensive. This thing does basically the same job at a fraction of the price. The grips that come with this are absolute junk and I immediately threw them out and added handlebar tape (used on road bike drop bars) instead -- night and day difference.