Rear-mounted kids bike seats and helmet clearance

Which rear-mounted child bike seat has enough room for a child to wear a helmet?

None of the checked facts state whether any of these seats leaves room for a child's helmet, so this page cannot confirm a match. The closest related facts on child size, buckle and mounting are listed below, with no order implied by helmet fit.

ProductWhyChild size limitsBuckleMounting
1. Thule Yepp Nexxt 2 Maxi (store title says Yepp Maxi 2); Delight 2 sold by albeebaby.comThe manual gives a maximum child height of 110 cm (43.3 inch).The manual marks the seat for 9-72 months and 9-22 kg (20-40 lbs). manualThe seat has a magnetic childproof safety buckle for securing the child. listingThule says the seat can be mounted on most bikes with a bike rack. guide
2. Thule Yepp 2 Maxi sold by albeebaby.comThe manual lists the child weight range as 9-22 kg (20-40 lbs); the store's feature text gives 22 kg and its specification list 40 lb, so the sources disagree.The manual lists the child weight range as 9-22 kg (20-40 lbs); the store's feature text gives 22 kg and its specification list 40 lb, so the sources disagree. manualTesters found the 'childproof' buckle could be undone by strong, determined toddlers, though Thule said it had no reports of children unbuckling themselves; the reviewer suggests the magnetic buckle of the Yepp Nexxt 2 Maxi instead for such children. reviewFitting the mount and seat was simple; the frame mount clamps the seat tube with four screws and short and long screws are supplied for different frames and e-bikes. review

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