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A carrier for children, adaptable for use in different vehicles and for providing maximum safety for the child rider. The carrier includes a base section and backrest section. The backrest section may pivot on the base section to provide adjustable angular back support to the rider. A protective cov

A carrier for children, adaptable for use in different vehicles and for providing maximum safety for the child rider. The carrier includes a base section and backrest section. The backrest section may pivot on the base section to provide adjustable angular back support to the rider. A protective cover may be secured to the backrest section, protecting the head and upper torso of the rider. The carrier may be especially adapted to fit on a bracket arrangement mounted to a bicycle, allowing the carrier to be used effectively on a bicycle.

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A protective child carrier assembly capable of being interchangeably mounted to either an automobile having a seat and safety seat belt, or a bicycle having a rigid frame, said carrier assembly comprising: a base section having a smooth downwardly facing flat bottom surface for supporting the carrie

A protective child carrier assembly capable of being interchangeably mounted to either an automobile having a seat and safety seat belt, or a bicycle having a rigid frame, said carrier assembly comprising: a base section having a smooth downwardly facing flat bottom surface for supporting the carrier assembly on the seat of a an automobile, and an opposite upwardly facing top surface for receiving and supporting a child; said base section having a forwardly open slot formed therein adjacent the smooth flat bottom surface; means on the base section for releasably receiving a safety seat belt of an automobile to selectively secure the base to the vehicle; a backrest section having a back support surface; pivot means mounting the backrest section to the base section for adjustably securing the backrest section at a selected angular position in relation to the base section; an elongated bicycle mounting bracket having opposed longitudinal side edges adapted to be releasably received within the forwardly open slot of the base section by sliding motion of the base section forwardly over the bracket; said mounting bracket side edges each having a notch formed therein; latch means adjacent the flat bottom surface of the base section and on opposite sides of the forwardly open slot for releasably securing the base and backrest sections to the bicycle mounting bracket with the latch means engaging the notches; and means for securing the bicycle mounting bracket to the rigid frame of a bicycle.