Shotgun Pro Kids MTB Seat

so i've had the shotgun pro (plus shotgun handlebars) on a carbon fiber enduro bike since high summer - about six months now. daughter is now almost four. wanted to wait to give a more informed review.
we love it.

i pick her up from preschool on the bike, and we take little urban adventures to feed the ducks, visit playgrounds, etc., and just getting there is an exploration and adventure she doesn't get in the back of the suv.
visiting the local botanical gardens to feed the ducks is soooo much cooler when you get to swoop along the paths and over the footbridges.

so if that kind of easy urban adventure is your speed, the shotgun pro is great, and you'll probably never remove it between rides.

if you're looking for singletrack adventures, this excels.

longest ride she's done is 22kms, a full day of shared path and singletrack out to the local lake to eat lunch and watch the boats.

gnarliest ride she's done is 12kms of purpose built singletrack, mostly green rated with lots of optional blue detours with tech features and a skills park at the start/finish.

she's descended steep bermed flow, descended small rock gardens, descended small rock stairs, done pump track, and she's amped to try bigger rock gardens and a teeter-totter next.

she's gained huge confidence on her balance bike too, as a result of learning how to lean in turns.

fitting the kit was reasonably straightforward, but do not remove your bars with the bike in a work stand and the front wheel off the ground, or your fork falls out and bearings go everywhere.

amateur mistake; either fit it with the bike on the ground in a wheel stand, or get your local bike shop to do it.

i highly recommend the shotgun pro over the regular frame-clamped shotgun, and i also recommend you get one of the kidsride handlebar options.

this allows you another thing to adjust; you're basically setting up a ***pit within a ***pit, with the ability to adjust saddle position, saddle angle, foot peg length, foot peg ang