I don’t think people realize how much time and work goes into making a video like this! I’ve been going a little nuts researching the best baby/child bike seat and your video just answered all of my questions and I’m (finally) ready to order a seat for my 2 y/o! Thank you so much.
Totally agree! This video is being a huuuuge time saver for me right now as I'm trying to decide which one I want for my kid. Thanks so much for the quality of the content!
Really nice work on the video! I'm currently looking for a seat for my 1 y/o daughter. Thank you for showing Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini. I think I'm going to buy Thule Yepp 2 Mini model :)
I like that the Topeak comes with a cross bar but me not being a parent, it didn’t occur to me that it’s portably for security and I’m thinking about about comfort for putting your arms there to rest 🤣
Hi. Any idea what the max weight/height the Thule Yepp Mini is? I’m looking to purchase it and get a couple of years out of it. My girl is 16 months but she’s tall for her age.
Great video! I use my bike for all my trips and always bring a pannier/bag. Do you know how to have a rear child seat and a pannier that attaches to the rack?
Seeing those big kids in the front seats gives me anxiety 😆 They are used in the Netherlands from the age the child can sit on his own (around 5 months I think?), some of the babies in it are tiny. The oldest in it are usually maybe 12-18 months? And then move to the rear seat 😂 Of course children up to 3 fit in the front seat, but it's mostly used for babies. I'm a childminder of a 12 month old, and I'm looking into rear seats. I find the front seat annoying anyway, I have to make quite a bit of speed to get on the seat with enough balance (at least that's what it has felt like for me, but I've only used them on the bikes of the parents I mind, so it's not my own, which also doesn't help probably).
Your option for over 50 pounds would be by Bobike: www.bikeinn.com/bike/bobike-junior-classic-plus-rear-child-bike-seat/138345675/p?id_producte=14115784&country=us&gclid=CjwKCAiAprGRBhBgEiwANJEY7KVIijOZkw4_3cYQJc-JRQmevPEexaEna2NRTUs47ubbPCdM6YQDixoCIa8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Be aware that this much weight on the back of your bike is difficult to manage. You could also try something like the Trail Gator tow bar: www.twowheelingtots.com/trail-gator-review/
How do you get on and off the bike when the kid is on the back? I’d usually throw my leg over the seat or tilt the bike but that would kick them or possibly cause the bike to fall. Thanks
If you have a "men's style" bike with a flat top bar, it honestly can be pretty difficult! Getting on or off next to a wall or bench where you can lean the seat against it is what we usually do. Another great method is to load up next to a curb so you are several inches higher than normal. That makes it much easier to swing your leg over.
Gracias por el video, me encantó. Tengo una duda, ojalá me puedas responder, Según veo la diferencia entre el Topeak Babyseat II y el Thule Rideaalong es la seguridad, correcto? El Topeak tiene amortiguadores, espaldar más alto y el rack para manos, el Thule RIdealong, es seguro?
Entre los dos, preferemos el Thule. Es más fácil usar, y hay más espacio entre el hijo y la bici del padre. Tenemos reviews escritos en nuestra página de web con muchas más detalles. Deben ayudarte! www.twowheelingtots.com/thule-ridealong-child-bike-seat-review/ www.twowheelingtots.com/topeak-baby-seat-review/
Great! Thanks for the amazing review. It really helps a lot? I'm not sure I will be able to see/touch first hand the seats (I'd probably have to purchase online) so I would like to ask you about the Caress and Ride Along. Are the bottom padding removable in both? (In the ridealong it looks like it's a whole piece with the back padding). How would you compare the reclining features of the two and the head/helmet recess? My main concern with my actual (cheap) baby bike seat is the wobbling head of my daughter when falling asleep and I would like to eliminate the problem (hamax looks easier and smoother to recline looking at your videos but also shorter and less spacious for the head). Judging from your reviews the hamax looks super comfortable and easy to use but those tight belts on the neck sure look bad. Plus the fact the adjusting the height "opens" the back of the seat (short child always exposed to air flow while taller one not?!?!). My daughter is just turning 2 (she's a little bigger then average, nothing outrageous haha) and I would like to have a seat that does a proper job both immediately then in the next future (I would when she gets to big to just switch to the trailer)... Sorry for the huge message but your in depth reviews answer questions that later turn into more questions hahaha
The seat padding on the RideAlong is removable, the Hamax is not. If you are planning on using the seat longer term, the RideAlong is a better bet given the more narrow placement of the Hamax straps. We have individual video reviews for both of these, as well as full written reviews on our website. Those will both provide significantly more information. www.twowheelingtots.com/thule-ridealong-child-bike-seat-review/ www.twowheelingtots.com/hamax-caress-rear-bike-seat-review/
That’s the Priority Classic Plus www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=app&ti=1019&mi=16029&pw=195205&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.prioritybicycles.com%2Fproducts%2Fpriorityclassic2&ctc=best-womens-bikes_amcid-2iQZUgi3posssEVeA6VJO
I haven’t bought a bike yet and don’t know anything about bike except know how to ride. Could you recommend a bike that can have front and rear mounted seat? I care about quality, comfort, ride on the road or trail. I am short (5 feet tall). I have a 15 months old baby which is 27lbs. Thanks in advance. Love your video.
Hi Suri! You could try the Priority Bicycles brand. I ride the Priority Classic Plus Gotham edition. www.prioritybicycles.com/products/thegotham?aff=3. I ride the medium (I'm 5'10). My daugther is 5'0 and she can ride the small just fine. I've used this with both front and rear seats. The rear seat does require a rack if you buy the step-through frame.
She will max out the weight limit very soon - rear seats max out between 40 and 48 pounds. A seat like the Mac Ride would be your best choice. www.twowheelingtots.com/mac-ride-child-bike-seat-review/
Not sure... have you checked out our article on how to make sure a child bike seat will fit your bike? www.twowheelingtots.com/how-to-choose-child-bike-seats/
is it hard to keep balance having a 38lb-42llb either in front or back of my seat, and probably could make it worse if kid moves often while Im biking and trying to keep balance?
It definitely affects your balance and takes some practice at first! If this makes you nervous and your child is at least 2, we recommend a mid-mount seat like the Mac Ride. Its placement on your bike has very minimal effect on your balance. www.twowheelingtots.com/mac-ride-child-bike-seat-review/
There are no child bike seats that we know of that are designed to fit on that, but there are also no child bike seats that have been safety tested to ride at speeds up to 35 mph.
we would not recommend riding with a six-year-old on your mountain bike for legitimate mountain bike rides. If he truly cannot ride his own bike, you could look into the Weehoo Turbo, which does accommodate larger kids. But of course you will need to be very cautious with your max speed.
Hi, thank you for your reply. yes, she can. But the thing is there is no space to park her bicycle when I take her to school. However, I bought an electric bike and the issue was solved😄😄😄@@Twowheelingtotsbikes
No, I bought a smart electric bike with a 60 V battery which you can ride for around 70 km distance with one fully charged battery. You can switch it on and off with your cell phone and you do not need to lock it after leaving it because nobody can move it without being unlocked by your cell phone. It also has GPS. I really love it😍@@Twowheelingtotsbikes
It will depend on the individual bike. Every bike has a different frame style. If you need to see what seat will fit your bike, check out this article: www.twowheelingtots.com/how-to-choose-child-bike-seats/
Interesting you didn't show the best selling child front seat by Weeride, and chose to show seats like Kids Ride Shotgun that don't meet safety standards anywhere. Surely meeting safety standards should be the number 1 priority for a baby / child product?
There actually aren’t any US safety standards for any front mounted seats, only rear mounted. We have tested the Kangaroo and didn’t love it compared to other options, despite its popularity. You can read our full review of that seat here: www.twowheelingtots.com/weeride-kangaroo-bike-seat-review/
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Thanks for that, and aware that US hasn't got a standard for front seats. But EU, Australia etc do, and just thought safety would be the first thing you would test. And even if not experts, a seat with very little protection or restraints, though great fun, would clearly be compromising safety. Hence why it wont meet standards. There is a definitely a market for the Mac Rides and KRS, but it isnt the same as the other baby / child seats you review and just felt the safety angle should have been a focus. Thanks for reply anyway
I'd be careful with the statement that Thule is the best company you can invest in. I've bought their most expensive trailer and it started falling apart within 1year, with stuff like brake screws falling off, never glued properly in the factory. It's been 4 weeks of the warranty processing and will take at least 6 more. Absolutely outrageous for a company charging such prices for their products. Also bear in mind the prices of the spare parts are insane,
We appreciate you sharing your experience! We have tested and owned many, many Thule products over the years and have never had an issue similar to this. That said, no product or manufacturing process is perfect, so it sounds like you got a real doozy. We're sorry it's such a pain!! Is this the Thule Chariot Sport you're referring to?
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Yeah, I've just learned that after 5 weeks since the case started they are only picking it up from a shop, so in total I'll be at least 7-8 weeks without it. For no reason. Had I known it I'd fix it myself.
Yeah, that sounds a bit ridiculous. Sounds like they should just replace it so you don't miss more riding time. It's expensive enough that you certainly can't just go out and by another trailer to tide you over until this one is fixed. :-(
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes exactly and that wouldn't be even that bad.. if not the fact that this chariot is the only place where my toddler sleeps during the day, so we struggle everyday without it. I've had other products from Thule before, they are ok but not really standing out. Chariot has a good competition too. And so have the bike seats. Having seen the attitude of their customer service, I'll think twice before buying anything from them
At this age and size, something else might be a better alternative. Can you let us know how you’re planning on riding with your child? Is it just for fun? Is it commuting?
It is recommended by the American Association of Pediatrics to not use a child bike seat until the child is 12 months old. In some states it's actually illegal to ride with a child younger than 12 months.
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes I know...a little tease...from a Dutch were there are 23 million bikes on a population of 17 million inhabitants and no one weares a helmet even the litle kids .....have a nice day
I know some can fit on ebikes. Here some (well known) brands in my country (Netherlands): Bobike, Yepp, Urban Iki, Qibbel Air. Not all of their seats will fit, but most rear seats of these brands seem to? As far as I can tell from their websites. I don't know, I've just bought an ebike, and am now searching the internet which brand I'll choose. I'm going to be buying it second hand probably, they are used so much here, it's quite easy to find a seat that still looks decent (especially with the well known ones bobike and yepp). Good luck!
I don’t think people realize how much time and work goes into making a video like this! I’ve been going a little nuts researching the best baby/child bike seat and your video just answered all of my questions and I’m (finally) ready to order a seat for my 2 y/o! Thank you so much.
Well you just made our day!! Thank you for the shout out!!
Very true! Brilliant video.
Totally agree! This video is being a huuuuge time saver for me right now as I'm trying to decide which one I want for my kid. Thanks so much for the quality of the content!
amazing review, the details are soooo helpful. pretty much gonna follow what you guys do with my 2 and 5 year olds.
Haha, we're here to help! Let us know if you have any questions about anything else!
Amazing video, straight to the point, lots of info, no bs. Thank you!
Well thanks for the shout out!
Really nice work on the video!
I'm currently looking for a seat for my 1 y/o daughter. Thank you for showing Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini.
I think I'm going to buy Thule Yepp 2 Mini model :)
Amazing review, saved me tons of time! Thank you!
Thanks for watching, and we're so glad we could help!
Thank you so much. Excellent review
Glad we could help you! Happy riding!
I like that the Topeak comes with a cross bar but me not being a parent, it didn’t occur to me that it’s portably for security and I’m thinking about about comfort for putting your arms there to rest 🤣
Hey, it's both!
Front is best. It also teaches them how it all works. Install a small handbar onto yours, for them to feel the road
We also love front mounted seats, but most front mounted seats max out at 33 pounds, unless you're using a seat like Mac Ride.
Thanks for a great video!
Glad you liked it! Hope you enjoy riding with your little one!
What about rider heel overlap, potentially touching the child leg shields while pedaling?
That can happen with some seats, but the only seat we REALLY had a problem with that with is the Thule Yepp Nexxt Maxi.
Thank you for this video I am buying a bicycle seat for my reborn toddler doll and this really helps
So glad we could help!
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Hi. Any idea what the max weight/height the Thule Yepp Mini is? I’m looking to purchase it and get a couple of years out of it. My girl is 16 months but she’s tall for her age.
It’s just a weight limit - 33 lbs.
Great video! I use my bike for all my trips and always bring a pannier/bag. Do you know how to have a rear child seat and a pannier that attaches to the rack?
We don't know of any that can take both a bike seat and a bag.
nice review, thank you!
Happy to be helpful!
this review is amazing ❤️💯
Well thanks for the shoutout!
Seeing those big kids in the front seats gives me anxiety 😆 They are used in the Netherlands from the age the child can sit on his own (around 5 months I think?), some of the babies in it are tiny. The oldest in it are usually maybe 12-18 months? And then move to the rear seat 😂 Of course children up to 3 fit in the front seat, but it's mostly used for babies. I'm a childminder of a 12 month old, and I'm looking into rear seats. I find the front seat annoying anyway, I have to make quite a bit of speed to get on the seat with enough balance (at least that's what it has felt like for me, but I've only used them on the bikes of the parents I mind, so it's not my own, which also doesn't help probably).
That's so interesting! We certainly won't argue about biking with kids with anyone from the Netherlands. You guys are definitely experts!!
thanks for making this
Our pleasure!
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it! :-)
Target carries Polisport child bike seats online now. I am not sure how recent that is, but wanted to let you know!
We did not know that! Thanks for the intel!!
Are any of these for 6 or older? My daughter wants to ride with me but I cannot find information supporting ages or weights above 50lbs.
Your option for over 50 pounds would be by Bobike:
www.bikeinn.com/bike/bobike-junior-classic-plus-rear-child-bike-seat/138345675/p?id_producte=14115784&country=us&gclid=CjwKCAiAprGRBhBgEiwANJEY7KVIijOZkw4_3cYQJc-JRQmevPEexaEna2NRTUs47ubbPCdM6YQDixoCIa8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Be aware that this much weight on the back of your bike is difficult to manage.
You could also try something like the Trail Gator tow bar: www.twowheelingtots.com/trail-gator-review/
How do you get on and off the bike when the kid is on the back? I’d usually throw my leg over the seat or tilt the bike but that would kick them or possibly cause the bike to fall. Thanks
If you have a "men's style" bike with a flat top bar, it honestly can be pretty difficult!
Getting on or off next to a wall or bench where you can lean the seat against it is what we usually do.
Another great method is to load up next to a curb so you are several inches higher than normal. That makes it much easier to swing your leg over.
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes thanks for the tips!
Gracias por el video, me encantó. Tengo una duda, ojalá me puedas responder, Según veo la diferencia entre el Topeak Babyseat II y el Thule Rideaalong es la seguridad, correcto? El Topeak tiene amortiguadores, espaldar más alto y el rack para manos, el Thule RIdealong, es seguro?
Entre los dos, preferemos el Thule. Es más fácil usar, y hay más espacio entre el hijo y la bici del padre. Tenemos reviews escritos en nuestra página de web con muchas más detalles. Deben ayudarte!
www.twowheelingtots.com/thule-ridealong-child-bike-seat-review/
www.twowheelingtots.com/topeak-baby-seat-review/
Great! Thanks for the amazing review. It really helps a lot?
I'm not sure I will be able to see/touch first hand the seats (I'd probably have to purchase online) so I would like to ask you about the Caress and Ride Along.
Are the bottom padding removable in both? (In the ridealong it looks like it's a whole piece with the back padding).
How would you compare the reclining features of the two and the head/helmet recess?
My main concern with my actual (cheap) baby bike seat is the wobbling head of my daughter when falling asleep and I would like to eliminate the problem (hamax looks easier and smoother to recline looking at your videos but also shorter and less spacious for the head).
Judging from your reviews the hamax looks super comfortable and easy to use but those tight belts on the neck sure look bad. Plus the fact the adjusting the height "opens" the back of the seat (short child always exposed to air flow while taller one not?!?!).
My daughter is just turning 2 (she's a little bigger then average, nothing outrageous haha) and I would like to have a seat that does a proper job both immediately then in the next future (I would when she gets to big to just switch to the trailer)...
Sorry for the huge message but your in depth reviews answer questions that later turn into more questions hahaha
The seat padding on the RideAlong is removable, the Hamax is not. If you are planning on using the seat longer term, the RideAlong is a better bet given the more narrow placement of the Hamax straps. We have individual video reviews for both of these, as well as full written reviews on our website. Those will both provide significantly more information.
www.twowheelingtots.com/thule-ridealong-child-bike-seat-review/
www.twowheelingtots.com/hamax-caress-rear-bike-seat-review/
Hi. What is the name of the bine? Black one with the orange tires. Thanks.
That’s the Priority Classic Plus www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=app&ti=1019&mi=16029&pw=195205&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.prioritybicycles.com%2Fproducts%2Fpriorityclassic2&ctc=best-womens-bikes_amcid-2iQZUgi3posssEVeA6VJO
Anyone know how these seats hold up when performing bunnyhops, stoppies, flairs etc???
Hmmmmm… maybe a Kids Ride Shotgun would be better for you!
I haven’t bought a bike yet and don’t know anything about bike except know how to ride. Could you recommend a bike that can have front and rear mounted seat? I care about quality, comfort, ride on the road or trail. I am short (5 feet tall). I have a 15 months old baby which is 27lbs. Thanks in advance. Love your video.
Hi Suri! You could try the Priority Bicycles brand. I ride the Priority Classic Plus Gotham edition. www.prioritybicycles.com/products/thegotham?aff=3. I ride the medium (I'm 5'10). My daugther is 5'0 and she can ride the small just fine. I've used this with both front and rear seats. The rear seat does require a rack if you buy the step-through frame.
Two Wheeling Tots thank you so much
My diaghter us 3 turns 4 in July 31 and she weights 47lbs ? So which seat do you recommend for her
She will max out the weight limit very soon - rear seats max out between 40 and 48 pounds. A seat like the Mac Ride would be your best choice. www.twowheelingtots.com/mac-ride-child-bike-seat-review/
Will the thule ridealong or yepp fit Giant D fuse seatpost?
Not sure... have you checked out our article on how to make sure a child bike seat will fit your bike? www.twowheelingtots.com/how-to-choose-child-bike-seats/
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes this article has clarified so much for me. I really appreciate it!
is it hard to keep balance having a 38lb-42llb either in front or back of my seat, and probably could make it worse if kid moves often while Im biking and trying to keep balance?
It definitely affects your balance and takes some practice at first! If this makes you nervous and your child is at least 2, we recommend a mid-mount seat like the Mac Ride. Its placement on your bike has very minimal effect on your balance. www.twowheelingtots.com/mac-ride-child-bike-seat-review/
Are there any seats for ebikes that have a saddle seat I have an amyet s8 and was wondering if there are any seats for that?
There are no child bike seats that we know of that are designed to fit on that, but there are also no child bike seats that have been safety tested to ride at speeds up to 35 mph.
What seat would recommend for a 6yr boy on my electric mountain bike
we would not recommend riding with a six-year-old on your mountain bike for legitimate mountain bike rides. If he truly cannot ride his own bike, you could look into the Weehoo Turbo, which does accommodate larger kids. But of course you will need to be very cautious with your max speed.
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What bike would you recommend?
You can see our favorite women's bikes here: www.twowheelingtots.com/best-womens-bikes/
What bike is the man in the videos riding? Black frame with brown tires.
It's the Priority Classic Plus. snp.link/cc4bd428
Hi thank you for the video, could you please guide me if I can buy a seat for my daughter who is 10 years old 25 kg weight, and 150 cm in height?
Hey there! Is she able to ride a bike on her own, or sit up on a bike if you used a tag along bike?
Hi, thank you for your reply. yes, she can. But the thing is there is no space to park her bicycle when I take her to school. However, I bought an electric bike and the issue was solved😄😄😄@@Twowheelingtotsbikes
Well hooray! Did you get a family cargo bike?
No, I bought a smart electric bike with a 60 V battery which you can ride for around 70 km distance with one fully charged battery. You can switch it on and off with your cell phone and you do not need to lock it after leaving it because nobody can move it without being unlocked by your cell phone. It also has GPS. I really love it😍@@Twowheelingtotsbikes
Are these also good for ebikes which can go 20mph?
Compatibility will depend on the ebike, but you should be particularly careful about going fast speeds while carrying a child on your bike.
I use a surron I was going 80mph with the kid at the back fastest child into the nursery
What's the best for a beach cruiser
It will depend on the individual bike. Every bike has a different frame style. If you need to see what seat will fit your bike, check out this article: www.twowheelingtots.com/how-to-choose-child-bike-seats/
O have a gtw kids bike seat and o don't know how to install it.
We are not familiar with that brand. I’m sure their customer support will be able to help you!
Interesting you didn't show the best selling child front seat by Weeride, and chose to show seats like Kids Ride Shotgun that don't meet safety standards anywhere. Surely meeting safety standards should be the number 1 priority for a baby / child product?
There actually aren’t any US safety standards for any front mounted seats, only rear mounted. We have tested the Kangaroo and didn’t love it compared to other options, despite its popularity. You can read our full review of that seat here: www.twowheelingtots.com/weeride-kangaroo-bike-seat-review/
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Thanks for that, and aware that US hasn't got a standard for front seats. But EU, Australia etc do, and just thought safety would be the first thing you would test. And even if not experts, a seat with very little protection or restraints, though great fun, would clearly be compromising safety. Hence why it wont meet standards. There is a definitely a market for the Mac Rides and KRS, but it isnt the same as the other baby / child seats you review and just felt the safety angle should have been a focus. Thanks for reply anyway
I'd be careful with the statement that Thule is the best company you can invest in. I've bought their most expensive trailer and it started falling apart within 1year, with stuff like brake screws falling off, never glued properly in the factory. It's been 4 weeks of the warranty processing and will take at least 6 more. Absolutely outrageous for a company charging such prices for their products. Also bear in mind the prices of the spare parts are insane,
We appreciate you sharing your experience! We have tested and owned many, many Thule products over the years and have never had an issue similar to this. That said, no product or manufacturing process is perfect, so it sounds like you got a real doozy. We're sorry it's such a pain!! Is this the Thule Chariot Sport you're referring to?
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Yeah, I've just learned that after 5 weeks since the case started they are only picking it up from a shop, so in total I'll be at least 7-8 weeks without it. For no reason. Had I known it I'd fix it myself.
Yeah, that sounds a bit ridiculous. Sounds like they should just replace it so you don't miss more riding time. It's expensive enough that you certainly can't just go out and by another trailer to tide you over until this one is fixed. :-(
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes exactly and that wouldn't be even that bad.. if not the fact that this chariot is the only place where my toddler sleeps during the day, so we struggle everyday without it.
I've had other products from Thule before, they are ok but not really standing out. Chariot has a good competition too. And so have the bike seats. Having seen the attitude of their customer service, I'll think twice before buying anything from them
I’m looking for a bike seat for 55+ pounds he’s 5
At this age and size, something else might be a better alternative. Can you let us know how you’re planning on riding with your child? Is it just for fun? Is it commuting?
What would be the youngest age for a kid to be to do this? My son is 7 months old.
It is recommended by the American Association of Pediatrics to not use a child bike seat until the child is 12 months old. In some states it's actually illegal to ride with a child younger than 12 months.
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes Awesome. Thank you for the reply!
Please say Price
Prices can be found on our website: www.twowheelingtots.com/best-child-bike-seats/
As a cyclist those baby seats freak me out. I would never put a kid in one of those.
A whole lot of parents would disagree, but it’s always best to go with what YOU are comfortable with!
Necesito un vídeo así... Pero en español 😪
Lo siento... no tenemos videos en espanol, pero si tienes preguntas especificas, mandamelas y te ayudare.
Wy is everyone wearing HELMETS
Because safety first.
@@Twowheelingtotsbikes I know...a little tease...from a Dutch were there are 23 million bikes on a population of 17 million inhabitants and no one weares a helmet even the litle kids .....have a nice day
Hahahaha, that IS funny coming from a Dutch person! ❤️😂
@@destadhouder3689 Your roads are much safer for cyclists than in most countries...
i want ebike with child seat
We haven't reviewed a seat with an ebike.
I know some can fit on ebikes. Here some (well known) brands in my country (Netherlands): Bobike, Yepp, Urban Iki, Qibbel Air. Not all of their seats will fit, but most rear seats of these brands seem to? As far as I can tell from their websites. I don't know, I've just bought an ebike, and am now searching the internet which brand I'll choose. I'm going to be buying it second hand probably, they are used so much here, it's quite easy to find a seat that still looks decent (especially with the well known ones bobike and yepp). Good luck!