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Figure 3.3.1 - Illustration that demonstrates steering mechanics.

3.4 Spike adjustments

When adjusting Spike to the user the following must be observed:

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Body length and weight (max capacity 110 kg or 240 lbs)

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Physical and mental condition

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Surroundings (especially concerning riding in traﬃc and surface)

Spike can be adjusted in several ways and the following parts are adjustable:
seating position, steering system, straps, brakes and poles. With all adjustments

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Summary of Contents for Spike Kneeled

Page 1: ...User Manual for Spike by Exero Kneeled 1...

Page 2: ...affic on busy motorways for your own safety Riding in traffic is considered to be the greatest risk when using Spike Be aware of your roller ski pole usage near other people and the danger of hitting...

Page 3: ...USER MANUAL Spike Kneeled by Exero 3...

Page 4: ...mportant Speed wobbles 14 2 2 2 Especially important Riding in traffic 18 2 2 3 Especially important pressure ulcers 18 2 2 4 Especially important Use of poles 19 2 3 Nuts and bolts 19 2 4 Marking 20...

Page 5: ...or seat arm and seat post 47 4 1 4 Screws for front slider 47 4 2 Checking brakes 48 4 3 Checking straps and strapping 48 4 4 Checking air pressure 48 4 5 Checking steering system 49 5 GET THE MOST OU...

Page 6: ...6 2 1 Damaged parts 61 6 2 2 Steering maintenance 61 6 3 Storage and transport 61 6 4 Disassembly and reassembly 63 7 WASTE MANAGEMENT 67 7 2 Waste management 67 6...

Page 7: ...ike This will ensure safe use of the product Read especially chapters 1 2 and 3 before using the product for the first time Use procedures in chapter 4 every time the product is to be used Especially...

Page 8: ...and be aware that motorists may have difficulty seeing you If possible avoid riding in busy traffic for your own safety 4 Riding in traffic is considered the highest risk in using Spike 5 Be alert wh...

Page 9: ...obblestone and trails The Spike user sits in a kneeling position strapped over the hips thighs and ankles The upper body is used to create momentum by using roller ski poles as in cross country Steeri...

Page 10: ...Making alterations from the original version or installing other equipment parts or components than those provided by Exero Technologies or approved by Exero Technologies Repairs or alterations on Sp...

Page 11: ...stable seat w cushion 7 Knee support mounted front slider 2 Seat post 8 Straps for hips and thighs 3 Main fram profile 9 Seat arm 4 Mud guard 10 Hydraulic brakes 5 Wheel 11 Steering mechanism trucks 6...

Page 12: ...ed out by Exero and Spike will be adjusted upon delivery For international deliveries Spike can be adjusted to the user by Exero before shipment or after by the user themselves through Exero guideline...

Page 13: ...ual Here are some general safety instructions the user should be aware of on what can occur when using Spike Spike must only be used in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual Spike c...

Page 14: ...user to read carefully before use These are instructions that may be new to many and concern 1 Speed wobbles 2 Riding in traffic 3 Pressure ulcers and 4 Use of poles 2 2 1 Especially important Speed...

Page 15: ...ovements Speed The most important factor to avoid speed wobbles is to limit your speed The higher the speed the higher the likeliness of losing control With this in mind Exero Technologies has set a r...

Page 16: ...ings by turning the adjustment bolts see ch 3 4 2 Adjusting steering By turning adjustment bolts clockwise the springs will tighten and the setup of the steering system will be harder This reduces the...

Page 17: ...nd white are best suited for heavier and more experienced users who desire higher speed and rigidity Figure 2 2 3 Rubber dampers with varying resistance Source Trampaboards com IMPORTANT Regardless of...

Page 18: ...ssure ulcers are listed below Time is a deciding factor for the formation of pressure ulcers and the likeliness increases when sitting in the same position over an extended period of time Spike is equ...

Page 19: ...e user is riding in populated areas we recommend practicing caution and lowering speed as others can be struck When braking the poles must be held backwards to avoid injuring others The user should no...

Page 20: ...on of serial number and CE mark 3 BEFORE FIRST USE Before using Spike it must be inspected and checked that it is complete All screws must be tightened and checked up against the safety instructions i...

Page 21: ...rake handles one on each side of the seat The left handle controls the front wheels and the right handle controls the back wheels Each brake handle has a parking brake see figure 3 2 3 Spike has hydra...

Page 22: ...figure 3 3 1 To avoid unwanted incidents it s important to carefully feel your way forward the first few rides The principle for steering Spike is similar to that of a skateboard Meaning the user has...

Page 23: ...ing must be observed Body length and weight max capacity 110 kg or 240 lbs Physical and mental condition Surroundings especially concerning riding in traffic and surface Spike can be adjusted in sever...

Page 24: ...parately When each part is in its desired position push the bolts back in the track and tighten the nuts well Put the plastic seat shells and seat cushion back in place and pump your cushion again if...

Page 25: ...3 4 1 6 Figure 3 4 1 Adjust seat width 25...

Page 26: ...Figure 3 4 2 Adjust seat length 26...

Page 27: ...weight on your rear Benefits and disadvantages of the different angles are explained in chapter 5 Seat angle The seat angle is adjusted by loosening the seat clamp under the seat so the whole seat ca...

Page 28: ...Risk of trapping fingers 3 4 1 4 Knee support The knee support should be adjusted according to your calf lengths in relation to the calf supports or thigh lengths if you don t want to adjust the seat...

Page 29: ...crews well Figure 3 4 5 Adjusting front slider 2 Adjust individual knee pads by loosening the screws marked with a green circle hex key 4 mm see figure 3 4 6 The screw must not be completely screwed o...

Page 30: ...1 5 Calf support The calf support should be adjusted according to the users calf lengths or placement of feet There are two calf supports on Spike attached on each side of the rear slider see figure...

Page 31: ...slider 2 Adjust individual calf supports by loosening the screw marked with a green circle hex key 4 mm see figure 3 4 8 The screw must not be screwed off completely just loosened The calf support can...

Page 32: ...Figure 3 4 8 Adjusting individual leg support 32...

Page 33: ...e for anyone in need of less pressure or help stabilising Figure 3 4 9 Togemo cushion Adjusting seat cushion The cushion s hardness and form is regulated by adjusting the vacuum Adjustments to the cus...

Page 34: ...s sticking out of the hole in the back of the seat 3 Sit down in Spike and adjust the cushion to your body Get assistance from a partner to drain air with the pump so the cushion forms itself around y...

Page 35: ...adjustment screws on each side of the steering system regulate this see figure 3 4 10 The adjustment screws are adjusted with a hex key 4 mm By screwing clockwise you increase the spring s resistance...

Page 36: ...ing it possible to adapt to users with asymmetrical weight distribution or muscle control This is done by tightening the screw on the user s strong side and or loosening the screw on the user s weak s...

Page 37: ...east rolling resistance making it easier to generate forward propulsion with your poles Wheels can be taken off the axles by screwing off the axle nut with a wrench 16 mm Important When assembling the...

Page 38: ...d is fastened to the seat see figure 3 2 11 The hip strap is fastened by threading each end of the ladder straps to the bindings The hip strap is tightened and opened as displayed on figure 3 4 12 Fig...

Page 39: ...re opened and closed as displayed in figure 3 4 13 Figure 3 4 12 Two different attachment points for thigh straps Figure 3 4 12 Thigh straps in open and closed position 3 4 4 3 Foot strap Spike is del...

Page 40: ...nding to Spike and out again The consequences of injuries that may occur are considered small but are still an important part of using Spike We have listed below options for boarding and disembarking...

Page 41: ...ng can be done in several ways depending on the user s preference A suggestion is as follows 1 Wheelchair parked on the left side of Spike Lift your right leg out of the wheelchair and place your knee...

Page 42: ...d poles Helmet Pennant Clothes appropriate to conditions Water food on longer rides Cellphone When riding alone we recommend users notify someone on where they depart from and have their cell phone wi...

Page 43: ...Ferrules can be sharpened several times but should eventually be replaced for better grip Support Handle Some people might have difficulties controlling their core muscles especially when leaning the...

Page 44: ...ca Figure 3 7 1 Additional Equipment Support Handle 44...

Page 45: ...Figure 3 7 2 Additional Equipment Spacer Cushion positioned on Spike Figure 3 7 3 Additional Equipment Three examples of Spacer Cushion sizes 45...

Page 46: ...still freely rotates Too hard tightening will affect the rolling resistance Use a 16 mm wrench Figure 4 1 1 Tightening wheels 4 1 2 Nuts and bolts for steering Inspect the screws nuts and bolts on ea...

Page 47: ...ost Use a 13 mm wrench and adjustable wrench and tighten see figure 4 1 3 Re place protection cap Figure 4 1 3 Tightening seat arm right and seat post left 4 1 4 Screws for front slider Inspect the fo...

Page 48: ...e maintenance is described in chapter 6 1 2 4 3 Checking straps and strapping Before use the user must ensure that the straps are fastened properly to Spike Control that there is no damage to the stra...

Page 49: ...l that the steering system is correctly set before each use Make sure adjustment screws are in place Adjust the steering system to the intended session Adjusting your steering system is described in c...

Page 50: ...uce the pressure on your rear see figure 5 1 1 This is considered an aggressive seated position and will make it easier to utilize more of your upper body in every stride Such a position can be demand...

Page 51: ...er 2 2 1 Especially important Speed wobbles in the steering system before you start adjusting the steering settings For the most part the steering system can be adjusted gradually between a soft and h...

Page 52: ...p to your eye level while seated in Spike By using slightly shorter poles 5 10cm the user can have a slightly higher frequency which can for example be useful when poling a lot uphill We recommend exp...

Page 53: ...o much air as this can increase the chances of puncturing your tire The minimum should be 40 psi 2 75 bar 5 5 Terrain variations Spike is designed to be used on different terrains The easiest is to us...

Page 54: ...chnologies or people authorised by Exero Technologies to ensure the product is intact and to extend its lifespan 6 1 Self maintenance After use Spike should be washed with a damp cloth Here is how to...

Page 55: ...rake hoses for leaks Check brake pads x x x Steering system Check that there are no foreign materials in the springs and that the springs move freely Check that all four screws are properly installed...

Page 56: ...om the brake discs Chap 6 1 1 Chap 6 1 2 Poor braking ability Check that the brake pads are correctly distanced from the brake discs Chap 6 1 2 Spike seems heavier when poling Check if the handbrake i...

Page 57: ...ut noise it is all set b If the bearing rotates poorly or makes noises it needs maintenance or replacement with a new one 3 Eventual maintenance would be removing dirt and grime to then lubricate with...

Page 58: ...kwise the brake pads will be pushed closer to the discs increasing the brake sensitivity Squeeze the brakes once to notice the changes while adjusting so the system is calibrated Brake pads Brake pads...

Page 59: ...Hang dry NOTE Do not put in dryer Additional cushions 1 Remove cushion cases and wash separately 2 Standard washing detergent can be used unless acid based 3 All standard disinfectants can be used 4...

Page 60: ...he mudguards remain pinched 3 Place something eg paper foam rubber or similar between the mudguard and the wheels to keep the shape during transport and storage See Figure 6 4 Figure 6 4 Illustration...

Page 61: ...quires a specialist and must be done by authorised personnel Contact Exero Technologies for more information 6 3 Storage and transport Spike should be stored in a dry environment avoiding direct sunli...

Page 62: ...t Under transport we recommend padding or disassembling asfalt spikes to reduce the risk of an accident Spike should be padded with bubble wrap or protected with similar packaging under transport espe...

Page 63: ...out of its track and place it along the mainframe 3 Then place the seat arm down by the mainframe 4 Attach the strap around the mainframe and seat arm so it s held together 5 To save more space you ca...

Page 64: ...Important Be aware of trapping fingers when disassembling Figure 6 4 1 Danger of trapping fingers during folding Re assembly Figure 6 4 2 Re assembly of Spike 64...

Page 65: ...locks 3 The seat angle is adjusted by regulating the length of the seat post by using the seat post clamp see figure 6 4 3 4 Make sure all screws and locks are correctly installed before starting you...

Page 66: ...Assembly instructions for accessories 66...

Page 67: ...te Metal Waste Screens Plastic Waste Mainframe Aluminum Metal Slider Aluminum Metal Seat arm Aluminum Metal Seat post Aluminum Metal Seat Aluminum Metal Knee support Plastic Waste Leg support Plastic...

Page 68: ...Nuts and bolts Metal Metal Nut caps Rubber Waste 68...

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