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seCtIon VI

BiKe Balance attacHments

1. Training HanDLe COMPOnenTs  

& MOUnTing

 (Fig. 14)

Match Steer tube quick release clamp keyway to the Fork unit stem groove. 
Slide Steer tube onto Fork base unit.  Secure spring-loaded pin and tighten 
clamp. Tilt handle far enough back by lengthening Strut arm so supervising 
adult will not kick or stride into the rear tire.  

Assemble the right and left handlebars by 
pressing the spring-loaded buttons and 
inserting them into the T-tube 

(Fig. 15)

.

Make certain the Button engages in the T-bar for each handlebar. 

Warning: FaiLUre TO PrOPerLY engage 

sPring-LOaDeD BUTTOns MaY CaUse 

inJUrY.

Figure 13a

Figure 13b

Figure 14

Figure 15

Summary of Contents for Training Handle

Page 1: ...speed bicycle MSB lower fork legs Page 4 V Strut Arm mounting Page 5 VI bike balance attachments Page 6 1 Training Handle Kit Page 6 mounting adjusting 2 Basket Adapter Page 7 mounting adjusting VII Cleaning your Bike Balance Unit Page 8 VIII Limited warranty Page 8 the ULTIMATE bicycle accessory owner s instruction manual for training handle basket adapter fork base unit Training Handle basket ad...

Page 2: ...DEAL CONDITIONS When using training handle rider must not exceed 150 lbs SECTION II Bike Balance components Fork base unit Fig 1 SECTION III SELECTING PROPER LEG TYPE The training handle kit includes Single Speed Bicycle SSB legs and are used for most children s bicycles Multi speed bicycle MSB legs are used with most multi speed or wide axle bicycle frames and are sold separately not included in ...

Page 3: ...hich will clear the rear bicycle tire and fender Secure fork leg by engaging spring loaded button Tighten lower leg clamp with supplied Allen wrench Fig 5 1 SINGLE SPEED BICYCLE SSB FORK LEGS Secure spring loaded button in the proper length setting and tighten fork leg clamps with the supplied Allen wrench Loosen or remove bicycle rear axle nuts counter clockwise Place leg mounting plate on the bi...

Page 4: ... 2 MULTI SPEED BICYCLE MSB FORK LEGS MSB lower fork legs are designed for most multi speed and wide axle bicycles Replace SSB legs with MSB legs Secure spring loaded button in the proper length setting and tighten fork leg clamps with the supplied Allen wrench Secure MSB legs to the basket eyelets located above the rear axle of the bicycle Fig 10 Use one of three pairs of supplied Allen bolts Bolt...

Page 5: ...ed with your Bike Balance unit Fig 12b Use only if the present bicycle manufacturer does not have a clamp suitable for proper installation When using the alternate seat post clamp unscrew the hub nut and remove nylon spacer Reposition the spacer between the strut arm and the U clamp Fig 13a 13b Loosely re install hub nut Follow adjustment procedures in SECTION VI Figure 12a Figure 12b Figure 10 Fi...

Page 6: ...tighten clamp Tilt handle far enough back by lengthening Strut arm so supervising adult will not kick or stride into the rear tire Assemble the right and left handlebars by pressing the spring loaded buttons and inserting them into the T tube Fig 15 Make certain the Button engages in the T bar for each handlebar WARNING failure to properly engage spring loaded buttons may cause injury Figure 13a F...

Page 7: ...the clamp open WARNING Failure to properly engage the quick release clamp and the spring loaded button may cause the T bar to move which may cause injury 2 Basket Attachment and mounting Fig 17 Most types of baskets can be mounted on this adapter Place the Lower basket mounting plate roughly in the center of the basket Bolt the Top mounting plate through the basket to the Lower plate This is done ...

Page 8: ...y damage failure or loss caused by improper assembly mounting maintenance storage or use This limited warranty will be void if the product is ever USED IN A MANNER OTHER THAN WHAT IT IS INTENDED MODIFIED IN ANY WAY RENTED The manufacturer is not liable for incidental or consequential loss nor damage due directly or indirectly from the use of this product TO OBTAIN SERVICE UNDER THIS WARRANTY YOU M...

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