JP7209497B2 - child seat cover for bicycle - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a child seat cover capable of covering substantially the entirety of a front child seat fixed to the handlebar of a bicycle or a rear child seat fixed to the rear luggage carrier of a bicycle.

As described above, the present invention relates to a child seat cover (hereinafter simply referred to as "cover") capable of covering substantially the entire front child seat or rear child seat (hereinafter simply referred to as "seat").

As for the above-mentioned seat, as is well known at present, in the case of a front child seat, the seat is fixed to a substantially U-shaped curved portion at the center of the handlebar portion of the bicycle, and in front of the seat is a A footrest that can be freely opened and closed and opened downward when in use is provided, and a headrest (also referred to as a head support) that can slide up and down is provided on the backrest, which is the back of the footrest, in front of the seat. has a form provided with a handle to be gripped by a seated infant. There is also a fixed type headrest that does not slide up and down.

On the other hand, in the rear child seat, the seat is fixed to the rear carrier of the bicycle, the footrests are arranged on both sides of the rear wheel of the bicycle, and the backrest, which is the back of the seat, is also provided. It has a form in which a headrest that can slide up and down is provided, and in front of the seat is provided a handle that is grasped by a seated infant.
Of course, as this type of seat, there is also a fixed type seat in which the headrest does not slide up and down.

Various types of child seat covers are available on the market that can cover substantially the entire front and rear seats except for the bottom surface of the seat.
The invention described in Patent Document 1 below relates to a bicycle child seat cover previously proposed by the applicant of the present application, in which the height position of the top portion of the child seat cover can be changed and adjusted up and down.

The structure is a child seat cover capable of covering substantially the entirety of the child seat, except for the bottom part, which has a vertically movable headrest. A fixing member formed separately from the cover is mounted on the back of the child seat, the headrest, or the headrest support, and the fixing member of the fixing member and the cover By engaging the engaging members provided inside the rear surface of the child seat cover with each other, the rear surface and the top of the child seat cover are secured at appropriate height positions.
That is, the vertical height of the cover top portion can be changed and adjusted by differentiating the engaging positions of the engaging member provided inside the back portion and the engaging member of the fixing member.

JP 2016-130073 A

The above-mentioned conventional child seat cover can cover almost the entire seat except for the bottom part, and is used as a rain cover in the case of rain or as a protection against the cold in winter. It is inconvenient, and some users use it while wearing it.
Therefore, the present invention proposes a child seat cover of a type that can be used not only as a countermeasure against rain or cold weather, but also as a sunshade during hot summer days, and can be used at any time of the year, whether in summer or winter. In addition, the subject is to propose a device that is extremely easy to attach and detach.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the first one of the present invention is a child seat cover for a bicycle that can cover substantially the entirety of a child seat with a headrest fixed to a rear carrier of a bicycle, wherein the child seat cover is an upper portion of the child seat. It consists of two parts, an upper covering part that covers the child seat so that it bulges outward like a hat or an umbrella, and a lower covering part that covers the lower part including the front and sides of the child seat. The upper covering portion and the lower covering portion can be connected to each other so as to be engageable and detachable. By arranging engaging members on both side portions of the inner surface of the peripheral portion, and engaging members engaging with these engaging members respectively on both side surfaces of the headrest of the child seat, the upper covering portion The upper covering portion is attached to the headrest by engaging the engaging member of and the engaging member of the headrest with each other, and by connecting the upper edge portion of the lower covering portion to the peripheral edge portion of the upper covering portion This child seat cover for a bicycle is characterized in that it can cover the entire child seat.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, a child seat with a headrest is provided on both side surfaces of the lower covering portion, through which a handle grip of a bicycle can be inserted, respectively, and is fixed to the central portion of the handlebar of the bicycle. This child seat cover for a bicycle is characterized by being able to cover almost the entire area.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the first or second aspect, the connecting means between the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion is a slide fastener, and a slider of the slide fastener is attached to the upper covering portion. The child seat cover for a bicycle is characterized in that one or two child seat covers are provided at the center of the lower end of the rear surface, or are provided at one or both ends of the upper edge of the lower covering portion.

A fourth aspect of the present invention is a child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of the first to third aspects of the invention, characterized in that a sunshade canopy is provided at the front upper end portion of the upper covering portion.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in each of the first to third aspects of the invention, a second annular wire member is further arranged in front of the annular wire member, and the second annular wire member is A bicycle characterized in that the central portion of the lower end of the material is arranged so as to be in contact with the central portion of the lower end of the annular wire member, and a sunshade fabric is stretched between the two wire members to form a sunshade eaves. It is a child seat cover for

A sixth aspect of the present invention is a child seat cover for a bicycle according to each of the above inventions, wherein at least the front surface portion of the lower covering portion is made of a transparent sheet material.

A seventh aspect of the present invention is for a bicycle according to each of the above inventions, wherein an air discharge hole is provided in the rear portion of the upper cover portion, and a cover sheet is provided so as to cover the air discharge hole. It is a child seat cover.

An eighth aspect of the present invention is a child seat cover for a bicycle according to any of the above inventions, characterized in that thin plate-shaped core members are provided on both lower side surfaces of the upper covering portion.

A ninth aspect of the present invention is a child seat cover for a bicycle according to each of the above inventions, wherein the engaging member provided on the upper covering portion and the engaging member provided on the headrest are made of hook-and-loop fasteners. .

A tenth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that, in each of the above inventions, a belt member for preventing falling off is provided on the back surface of the back portion of the upper covering portion, and this belt member can be attached to the headrest support portion of the child seat. It is a child seat cover for a bicycle.

According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in each of the above inventions, a fixing belt member is provided at the front center lower end portion of the lower covering portion, and the fixing belt member can be attached to a frame such as a seat post of a bicycle, and 1. A child seat cover for a bicycle, characterized in that a stretchable cord-like member is disposed at an appropriate portion of the lower end peripheral edge of the lower covering portion.
In the above invention, the term "forward" means the traveling direction of the bicycle to which the cover is attached.

In the first aspect of the present invention, it is composed of two members, an upper covering part and a lower covering part, that is, it consists of two pieces, and one upper covering part is attached to both sides of the headrest of the child seat. After engaging, the lower covering part can be connected to the lower peripheral edge of the upper covering part and can be easily attached to the child seat.

In addition, since a flexible and elastic filament material is arranged on the peripheral edge of the upper covering part, its overall shape is fixed, and when it is installed, its outer shape is reliably maintained together with the headrest of the seat. will be retained.
In other words, the outer shape of the upper covering portion is determined as a tent-like framework having the wire member and the headrest as a framework.
In addition, due to the presence of the wire material, the upper covering part can be folded into a small size by folding the wire material in the shape of a figure 8 and folding it in two at the intersection, which is convenient for storage. become something.

The lower covering part can be used for summer by forming it from a fabric such as a mesh fabric that allows air circulation.
In addition, the upper covering part also has a sunshade function, and the upper covering part alone can be used as a sunshade.
Of course, the child seat cover can also be used in rainy weather or for cold protection, and can be used all year round.

In the second aspect of the present invention, since both side surfaces of the lower covering portion are provided with insertion portions through which the handlebar grips of the bicycle can be inserted, a front child seat with a headrest fixed to the central portion of the handlebar of the bicycle is provided. It is also possible to cover almost the entire area.

In the third aspect of the present invention, the connecting means between the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion is specified to be a slide fastener, and the slider of the slide fastener is placed at the center of the lower back surface of the upper covering portion. One, two, or one or both ends of the upper edge of the lower covering portion.
Therefore, the lower covering portion can be easily engaged and disengaged from the upper covering portion.

The engagement of this slide fastener is similar to that of ordinary open/close fasteners, and the end of one fastener is engaged with the end of the other fastener, and the slider can be moved up and down to disengage the engagement. It is a thing.
When two sliders are provided, the lower covering part can be engaged (engaged) from both ends of the upper edge thereof toward the central part, and a space is provided between these two sliders. If the sliders are engaged with each other, a gap is created between the sliders, which serves as an introduction port for outside air.

A fourth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that a sunshade canopy is provided at the front upper end portion of the upper covering portion, and a sunshade function is further added.

In the fifth aspect of the present invention, a second ring-shaped wire member is further arranged in front of the ring-shaped wire member, and the central part of the lower end of this second ring-shaped wire member is the ring wire member. The canopy is arranged so as to be in contact with the central portion of the lower end of the strip material, and a sunshade fabric is stretched between these two strip materials to form a sunshade eaves.
Although the effect is the same as that of the fourth invention, it also has the effect of reinforcing the annular filament material provided on the peripheral edge of the upper covering portion.

In the sixth aspect of the present invention, it is specified that at least the front portion of the lower covering portion is made of a transparent sheet material, thereby improving visibility from inside and outside the cover.

In the seventh aspect of the present invention, it is specified that an air discharge hole is provided in the rear part of the upper cover part and a cover sheet is provided so as to cover the air discharge hole. It enables exchange and improves livability.

In the eighth aspect of the present invention, it is specified that a thin plate-like core material is disposed on both lower side surfaces of the upper covering portion, and the attachment of the upper covering portion to the headrest is more effective. It is considered to be able to do

In the ninth aspect of the present invention, it is specified that the engaging member provided on the upper covering portion and the engaging member provided on the headrest are hook-and-loop fasteners. It can be attached to the headrest and its engagement position can be easily adjusted.

In the tenth aspect of the present invention, it is specified that a belt member for preventing falling off is provided on the rear surface (inner surface) of the back surface of the upper covering portion, and that this belt member can be attached to the headrest support portion of the child seat. As a result, even if the upper covering part and the headrest are separated from each other, the belt member prevents the upper covering part from falling off.

In the eleventh aspect of the present invention, a fixing belt member is provided at the front center lower end portion of the lower covering portion, and the fixing belt member can be attached to a frame such as a seat post of a bicycle, and the lower covering portion The child seat cover according to the present invention can be firmly attached and fixed to the child seat by arranging a stretchable string-like member at an appropriate portion of the lower peripheral edge of the child seat cover. .

1 is an overall explanatory view showing a state in which a child seat cover according to one embodiment of the present invention is attached to a rear child seat; FIG. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the upper cover part according to the above embodiment is separated from the rear child seat and arranged above; It is explanatory drawing which shows the disassembled state of the cover which concerns on the said embodiment. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the upper covering portion according to the embodiment is attached to the headrest of the seat, as seen from the rear side; FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating another embodiment of the upper covering portion according to the present invention; FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing still another embodiment of the upper covering portion according to the present invention;

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is an overall explanatory view showing a state in which a child seat cover according to one embodiment of the present invention is attached to a rear child seat.
In FIG. 1, the child seat itself shows the headrest H, the headrest support portion G and the handle portion T, but the other seat portion, backrest portion, etc. are not shown.

A child seat cover 10 (hereinafter simply referred to as "cover") according to the present invention is composed of two members, that is, an upper covering portion 11 located above and a lower covering portion 21 located below, that is, two pieces.
The upper covering part 11 can cover the upper part, the upper side part and the upper back part of the seat.
The lower covering part 21 can cover the front part, both side parts and the lower back part of the seat.

The upper covering portion 11 has an insertion portion 12 formed along the entire lower peripheral portion thereof, and a filament member 14 having flexibility and elasticity is disposed therein.
The filament material 14 can be made of metal wire having flexibility and elasticity, FRP (fiber reinforced plastic/fiber reinforced plastic), or the like.

The upper covering portion 11 is formed by engaging engaging members K provided on both side surfaces of the headrest H of the seat with engaging members 13 provided on both inner surfaces (rear surfaces) of the upper covering portion 11, respectively. or like an umbrella. That is, the upper covering portion 11 has a shape that bulges outward (obliquely rearward in FIG. 1) from its lower end peripheral portion.
The two engaging members K and 13 use hook-and-loop fasteners that can be engaged with each other, and by changing the engaging position, the mounting position of the upper covering portion 11 on the headrest H can be slightly changed. can.

A canopy 15 for shading is provided at the upper end portion of the insertion portion 12 .
A polyester fabric is used as the material of the upper covering portion 11, and a plurality of constituent fabrics thereof are sewn to form a shape that bulges outward. Moreover, it is also free to dispose a core material inside it as appropriate. The core material may be a thick woven fabric, or may be a thin plate made of synthetic resin arranged inside.

On the other hand, the lower covering portion 21 is made of a single sheet, and can be detachably connected to the upper covering portion 11 at its upper end edge, as will be described later with reference to the drawings.
That is, one slide fastener is provided over the entire periphery of the insertion portion 12 of the upper covering portion 11 , and the other slide fastener is provided along the entire upper end edge portion of the lower covering portion 21 . Both end portions of the one slide fastener are positioned at the center portion of the rear lower end of the upper covering portion 11, and an engaging portion and a slider of the slide fastener are provided at both end portions, respectively.

Both ends of the other slide fastener provided on the upper edge of the lower covering portion 21 are engaged with the engaging portions of these both ends, and the respective slide fasteners are engaged with the upper covering portion 11 by the sliders. The lower covering portion 21 can be connected.

Also, the upper portion 21u constituting the front and side portions of the lower covering portion 21 is made of a transparent material such as PVC (polyvinyl chloride), and the lower portion 21s thereunder does not have to be made of a transparent material. A cloth made of a material having appropriate elasticity may be used.
The bottom edge of the lower portion 21s is used by being hooked on the footrest portion of the seat.

Of course, it is also possible to freely form an insertion portion in the lower edge portion and arrange a stretchable string-like member inside it, or provide a belt member at the lower end of the center of the front surface of the lower portion 21s, It can also be fixed to a bicycle saddle post or other frame.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the upper covering part is separated from the rear child seat and arranged above.
The configuration of the child seat can be seen from this figure.
In this child seat, a seat portion S is fixed to the carrier of the bicycle, and a backrest portion B is formed by standing up from both sides of the seat portion S, and a headrest support portion G is slidable up and down on the back portion of the backrest portion B. , and the headrest H is fixed to the upper end portion of the headrest support portion G. As shown in FIG.

A handle portion T is provided on the front portion of the seat portion S, and a footrest portion L is provided on both front and lower sides of the seat portion S.
The headrest H is provided with side portions J extending forward from both sides of the back portion, and engaging members K are provided on the outer surfaces of the side portions J.

The engaging members 13, 13 provided on the upper covering portion 11 are engaged with the engaging members K, K mutually.
The engaging members 13 are provided over an appropriate length range along both side edges of the upper covering portion 11, and are engaged with the engaging members K of the headrest H by appropriately selecting the engaging position. be able to.

As described above, the wire member 14 is arranged in the insertion portion 12 provided at the peripheral edge portion of the lower end of the upper cover portion 11, and around the insertion portion 12, although not clearly shown in the drawing, one A slide fastener is provided over the entire peripheral portion with both ends positioned at the center portion of the rear lower end of the insertion portion 12 .

A slider 16 is provided at both ends of the slide fastener at the center of the rear lower end of the insertion portion 12, and both ends of the other slide fastener provided at the upper edge of the lower covering portion 21 are attached to both ends of the one slide fastener. When the slider 16 is pulled up by engaging with the upper covering portion 11, the lower covering portion 21 is meshed with the peripheral portion of the insertion portion 12 of the upper covering portion 11. As shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an exploded state of the cover according to the above embodiment.
Although the previous figures illustrated the relationship between the upper covering portion and the sheet, FIG. 3 explains the connection between the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion according to the above-described embodiment.

The lower covering portion 21 has an upper portion 21u made of a transparent material and a lower portion 21s made of an opaque material. Of course, the lower portion 21s may be made transparent.
The other slide fastener 28 is provided over the entire upper edge of the lower covering portion 21, and engaging portions 27, 27 are provided at both ends thereof.

The engaging portion 27 is engaged with the engaging portion 17 provided at the end of one of the slide fasteners 18 provided at the lower peripheral edge portion of the upper covering portion 11 .
Both ends of one of the slide fasteners 18 are arranged at the center of the rear lower end of the lower peripheral edge of the upper covering portion 11 .

Therefore, the engaging portions 27, 27 at both ends of the other slide fastener 28 of the lower covering portion 21 are engaged with the engaging portions 17, 17 at both ends of the slide fastener 18 of the upper covering portion 11, thereby moving the sliders 16, 16. By pulling up the lower covering portion 21, the lower covering portion 21 is connected to the lower end peripheral portion of the upper covering portion 11. As shown in FIG.

In other words, the sliders 16, 16 are pulled up so as to engage the slide fasteners 18, 28 so as to wind the one lower cover part 21 around the lower end peripheral part of the upper cover part 11, thereby connecting them.
As a result, when the sliders 16, 16 are lifted forward and stopped at the end portion of the eaves 15, an opening is formed under the eaves 15, and this opening can be used as an introduction port for outside air.
Of course, when it rains or when it is cold, the sliders 16, 16 are pulled up until they abut to completely close the slide fastener.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a state in which the upper covering portion according to the above embodiment is attached to the headrest of the seat, viewed from the rear side.
In this manner, the engaging members 13 provided on both sides of the upper covering portion 11 can be easily attached to the engaging members K provided on both side surfaces of the headrest H of the seat. .

Although not shown, a belt member is provided inside the back portion of the upper covering portion 11, and this belt member is wound around the headrest support portion G and attached to prevent the upper covering portion 11 from coming off. You can also

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating another embodiment of the upper covering portion according to the present invention.
In this embodiment, the structure of the eaves for the sunshade is different from the above embodiment.
That is, a wire member 19 made of the same material is further arranged in front of the wire member 13 arranged on the lower end peripheral portion of the upper covering portion 11 . This wire member 19 becomes the second annular wire member.

The center of the lower end of the annular wire member 19 provided in front is arranged at the same position as the center of the lower end of the wire member 13, and polyester fabric is placed between the wire members 13 and 19. It is stretched.
Thus, the eaves 15 for shading are formed.
The front filament member 19 also serves to reinforce the peripheral edge of the lower end of the upper covering portion 11 .
Strictly speaking, the wire member 19 is also provided with an insertion portion in the entire front peripheral edge portion of the fabric forming the eaves 15, and is disposed inside the wire member 13. They have the same configuration.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing still another embodiment of the upper covering portion according to the present invention.
A plurality of air discharge holes 31 are provided on the rear surface of the upper covering portion 11 .
As a result, the external air that has flowed into the cover can be discharged to the outside of the cover.

Also, a cover sheet 32 is provided so as to cover the entire air discharge hole 31 to prevent rain from entering.
The size and number of the air discharge holes 31 can be freely set. The size of the cover sheet 32 can be determined according to the size and number of these air discharge holes 31 .
It should be noted that the upper covering portion 11 shown in this figure is not provided with the canopy 15 for shading. This is because the upper covering portion 11 alone exhibits a sufficient sunshade effect.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention can be modified in various designs as follows.
First of all, in the above embodiment, an example was shown in which the cover was attached to the rear child seat fixed to the carrier of the bicycle. It can also be applied to front child seats with headrests.

In other words, it can be applied by forming insertion portions for the handle grip at appropriate positions on both side surfaces of the lower covering portion 21 and appropriately changing the size and shape of the lower covering portion 21 .

The shape and size of the upper covering portion can be changed as appropriate for design.
In short, the point of the present invention is to dispose a wire material having flexibility and elasticity around the lower edge of the upper covering portion. It is confirmed.

As a matter of course, the upper covering part also serves as a sunshade, so this part uses an opaque fabric.
In addition, it is also possible to freely dispose a core material made of a thin plate-like material at an appropriate portion. In particular, it is desirable to dispose the core material in the portion where the engaging member 13 is provided.

After that, the cover is mounted by connecting the upper end edge of the lower covering part to the lower end peripheral part of the upper covering part.
The shape and size of the lower covering portion can also be changed as appropriate for design.
At least the front face of the lower covering part should be transparent, and the material of the other parts can be freely changed.

Furthermore, by preparing a lower covering part of a different form, for example, by exchanging the lower covering part for one made of mesh fabric, it is possible to easily change to a summer one.
In addition, by preparing a variety of different shapes and different colors for the lower covering portion, one of them can be selected and used according to one's preference, and the design can be improved.

Of course, the outer surfaces of the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion are waterproofed or water repellent.
The forward extension length of the eaves can also be freely set.
The number and size of the air discharge holes provided on the rear surface of the upper covering portion can also be freely changed in design.

As described above, in the present invention, the bicycle child seat cover is composed of two members, the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion, and the wire material having flexibility and elasticity is arranged on the lower peripheral edge portion of the upper covering portion. and the engaging member provided on the inner surface thereof and the engaging member provided on the headrest of the seat are engaged with each other to facilitate mounting, and to easily connect the lower covering portion to the upper covering portion. Thus, the child seat cover for a bicycle can be easily attached to the child seat and has an excellent design for both summer and winter.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 child seat cover 11 upper covering portion 12 insertion portion 13 engaging member 14, 19 wire member 15 canopy 16 slider 17, 27 engaging portion 18, 28 slide fastener 21 lower covering portion 21u upper portion (of the lower covering portion)
21s lower part (of the lower covering part)
31 Air discharge hole 32 Covering sheet G Headrest support H Headrest J Side surface K Engaging member L Footrest S Seat T Handle

Claims (11)

A bicycle child seat cover capable of covering substantially the entirety of a child seat with a headrest fixed to the rear carrier of a bicycle,
The child seat cover includes an upper covering portion covering the upper portion of the child seat so as to protrude outward like a hat or an umbrella, and a lower covering portion covering the lower portion including the front and sides of the child seat. The upper covering portion and the lower covering portion can be connected to each other so as to be engageable and separable,
An annular filament material having flexibility and elasticity is arranged over the entire peripheral edge of the upper covering part, and engaging members are arranged on both side portions of the inner surface of the peripheral edge, and these are engaged. By providing an engaging member that engages with a member on each side of the headrest of the child seat, the upper covering is secured by engaging the engaging member of the upper covering portion and the engaging member of the headrest with each other. is attached to the headrest,
A child seat cover for a bicycle, wherein the entire child seat can be covered by connecting the upper edge of the lower covering portion to the peripheral edge of the upper covering portion.
2. A bicycle according to claim 1, wherein said lower covering portion is provided with an insertion portion through which a handlebar grip of the bicycle can be inserted, respectively, on both side surfaces thereof, so that substantially the entire child seat with a headrest fixed to the central portion of the handlebar of the bicycle can be covered. child seat cover. The connecting means between the upper covering portion and the lower covering portion is a slide fastener, and one or two sliders of the slide fastener are provided at the center of the lower end of the back surface of the upper covering portion, or the upper end of the lower covering portion 3. The child seat cover for a bicycle according to claim 1, wherein the child seat cover is provided on one or both of the ends of the rim. A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a sunshade canopy is provided on the front upper end portion of the upper covering portion. A second annular wire member is further arranged in front of the annular wire member, and the center portion of the lower end of the second annular wire member is arranged so as to be in contact with the central portion of the lower end of the annular wire member. A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a sunshade fabric is stretched between the two wire members to form a sunshade eaves. A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein at least a front portion of said lower covering portion is made of a transparent sheet material. A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein an air discharge hole is provided in the rear portion of the upper covering portion, and a covering sheet is provided so as to cover the air discharge hole. . A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein thin plate-like core members are provided on both lower side surfaces of the upper covering portion. A child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the engaging member provided on the upper covering portion and the engaging member provided on the headrest are made of hook-and-loop fasteners. 10. The bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that a fall-off prevention belt member is provided on the rear surface of the back portion of the upper covering portion, and this belt member can be attached to the headrest support portion of the child seat. Child seat cover. A fixing belt member is provided at the front central lower end portion of the lower covering portion, and this fixing belt member can be attached to a frame such as a seat post of a bicycle, and can be stretched to an appropriate portion of the lower end peripheral portion of the lower covering portion. 11. The child seat cover for a bicycle according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the string-like member is arranged.

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