iBert Child Bike Seat - Safe Family Biking

The iBert safe-T-seat is New Zealands market leader in the world of bicycle seat child safety.

The iBert safe-T-seat provides families with exactly what they are looking for in a childrens bike seat; comfort, safety, an attractive and innovative design, and a good position where the child can fully appreciate and explore the scenery. Nestled safely between the adult’s arms and behind the protection of the bicycle handlebars, the child can look around and be involved with the ride with mom or dad by turning the padded steering wheel. The T-bar design assembly allows the iBert safe-T-seat is as far forward as possible whilst ensuring maximum child safety and essential balance.

The iBert Child Bike Seat Was Born

Undaunted by the idea of coming up with their own design, a mother and father spent six years designing and testing a front-mounted bike seat. The result was well worth the wait and the ibert remains a leader in design and function.

Feel free to check out the specification of the child bike seat as well as our gallery and reviews page.

You'll love the experience of riding and interacting with your child with the revolutionary iBert child safe-T-seat.

Order your iBert seat now!

"It's the most pleasing purchase I've made in recent memory. The product is astoundingly simple and effective and the service from the iBert NZ guys was second to none."

Derek - Auckland

"My son loves to ride in his ibert child bike seat. We go everywhere together!"

Paul - Auckland

"We absolutely love it and it’s so much better than the other styles on the market that we’ve tried. Thanks again for your efficient and friendly service."

Tammy O'Donoghue

"I was surprised to find the bike still has a good centre of gravity, with great balance and manoeuvrability..."

Richard London

"This is a great way to get the kids on the trails when they are young."

Nick

"Thanks for sending the iBert, we love it ! You should see the excitement on young Morris' face when we say we're going for a ride."

Ben Foley