Bicycle child seat – Kitty Back Grey – Bellelli
Serious risk Injuries
- Product
- Bicycle child seat – Kitty Back Grey
- Brand
- Bellelli (3 alerts)
- Type / model
- Bar code - 8 020092 070059
- Description
- It is a bike seat for children up to 7 years old and weight up to 22 kg. The seat is intended to be installed in the back of a bicycle. The seat is made of grey coloured plastic. At the back of the seat there are marks: “b” (from bellelli), date of production 5/05, “TÜV Product set” and pictograms “not to leave the child in a seat on the bike” and “use the helmet while being carrying in a bike seat”.
- Risk
- This product does not comply with the European standard for child seats EN 14344 on the following points: - during tests the backrest of the seat deformed and broke and sharp edges became accessible;- the clamping screw is placed between child’s legs and sticks out over the seat which can cause injuries to a child;- the clamping screw has insufficient protection against loosening which can result in collapsing of a child and driver of the bicycle;- dimensions of the seat are inappropriate. According to the standard, a bicycle seat should have at least 400 mm high backrest, while this product has only 335 mm. This incompliance can lead to head and neck injuries.
- Measures
- Sales ban, withdrawal from the market and information to consumers ordered by the authorities
- Notifying country
- Poland
- Country of origin
- Italy
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
- Photos shown from the Safety Gate server (European Commission); not copied here.
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