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Old 10-08-21, 01:31 PM
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It's been a couple decades now, but I rode my toddlers around on the back of comfort bikes (seat on top of rear rack), big tires, relatively heavy frames, upright position. I always felt stable with that setup, and while handling was different than without the seat, the bike was just as controllable with very little getting used to, a few minutes on a safe path should do it.

I agree that I would have found drop bars problematic if for no other reason, leaning too far puts your butt pretty much in the kid's face.
Whatever you get, I definitely recommend relatively big tires, a jarring ride is not your friend.
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