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Tyre tread 

 

Check the tyre tread of your tyres once a week. They should be in such a condition 
as to guarantee proper grip. If the tread is less than 1 mm deep then the tyres need 
replacing. 
 
 
 

 

 

 
Spokes and rims 

 

The tension of the spokes needs to be checked every month. A squeaking noise is 
usually a sign that a spoke is loose. A loose spoke can cause the rim to buckle, 
which affects the behaviour of the bike. You can check the spokes by stroking them 
like you would the strings of a guitar. A spoke that sounds off is probably loose. 
Inform your Huka dealer of this. 

 

 
 

The rims are made of aluminium and require no maintenance except regularly 
cleansing. Because there is no rim brake used, the rims do not suffer from 
mechanical wear. 

 

  
 
 
Chains 

 

The chains should be cleaned and oiled once a month. There are special cleansing 
agents for doing this that you can find in any bicycle store. They also sell special 
grease and sprays. The tension of the chain is also important and should be checked 
regularly. As the chain guard needs to be opened before the chain can be cleaned 
and tightened, you should let your Huka dealer do this for you. 

 

 
 
Versnelling 

 

 

Replacing tyres requires a certain amount of skill. Let your 
Huka dealer do this for you. Replace the tyres with the same 
model and/or brand. This will ensure good grip.

 

 

Fixing spokes is specialised work. Leave it to your authorised 
Huka dealer.

 

 

 

 

Adjusting the chain is specialised work. Leave it  to your  

 

 

authorised Huka dealer.

 

Damaged or deformed rims can be unsafe. These rims need to 
be replaced by your Huka dealer.

 

 

Summary of Contents for CRATOS

Page 1: ...U Us se er r M Ma an nu ua al l C CR RA AT TO OS S V 2016 1...

Page 2: ...s 11 8 5 Spokes 11 8 6 Brakes depending on model 11 8 7 Parking brake 12 8 8 Chain protection 12 8 9 Crankshaft crank set and pedals 12 8 10 The chain 13 8 11 Gears optional 13 8 12 Seating 13 8 13 Ha...

Page 3: ...on model 24 10 7 Cycling with motor 25 10 8 Setting the electric motor assistance 25 10 9 Activating the motor assistance 25 10 10 Moving and lifting the Cratos tricycle 26 11 MAINTENANCE 27 11 1 Use...

Page 4: ...nfo huka nl web www huka nl Huka BV Huka BV is a Dutch company that manufactures physical aids for disabled persons Please contact your supplier if you have any questions about our products and their...

Page 5: ...three wheeler has been rigorously tested The frame and its added features are all made to the highest standards This guarantees you both an excellent product and carefree enjoyment When you receive de...

Page 6: ...ee wheeler Type name Cratos I the undersigned do hereby confirm that the above mentioned medical aid meets with all the essential requirements as outlined in appendix 1 of the guidelines for medical a...

Page 7: ...lease contact your supplier immediately They will deal with your enquiry and if necessary contact Huka BV When submitting a claim under the warranty it is of utmost importance that you provide us with...

Page 8: ...omuscular disorders such as cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy and spasms This also applies to problems with coordination of movement balance and limited natural body movement Area of intended use The...

Page 9: ...u are cycling Always cycle on level and solid ground Avoid potholes high ramps and puddles Do not bump against the kerb and do not cycle too fast off the kerb Reduce your speed when cycling on wet and...

Page 10: ...coated They prevent water from splashing up onto one s clothes 8 3 Drive mechanism The Cratos is equipped with its own specially designed drive mechanism for the rear wheels This mechanism prevents th...

Page 11: ...Brakes depending on model The basic model of the Huka tricycle is equipped with drum brakes that serve both the front and rear wheels These drum brakes are operated by levers on the handlebars An opti...

Page 12: ...bottom brackets used by Huka are completely maintenance free and non adjustable Should you encounter any problems then contact your Huka dealer If you should notice any play between the crank and cran...

Page 13: ...dals and the drive shaft This is standard a 8 gear of Shimano type Nexus which has been adjusted for use on the Huka three wheeler Your Huka dealer will have checked and adjusted the gears before deli...

Page 14: ...this carrier to mount several models bags and baskets The accessories carrier is mounted on the frame with one bolts with the specification Bolt Button head screw with hexagon M8x35 quality min 8 8 N...

Page 15: ...ttaching a child seat or a trailer Whenever the accessories carrier is loaded this can influence the driving characteristics It is advised to experience this in a safe area When mounting specific acce...

Page 16: ...ar Display on the handle bar Motor unit Shimano StepS Battery with slide mount system Pas Vario system With this type of electrically assistance there is a need for you to pedal yourself To activate t...

Page 17: ...forward over the main frame the seat height will change automatically in the right height 9 2 The seating depth 1 Use a size 13 spanner and an Allen wrench to loosen the seating bolts 3x on both sides...

Page 18: ...desired angle 3 Tighten the seating bolt again 9 4 Adjusting handlebars Height of handlebars 1 Use a size 6 Allen key to loosen the handlebars bolt so that you can move the handlebars 2 Pull or push...

Page 19: ...moved even wen you loosen the bolt If that is the case use a plastic or rubber hammer to loosen the bolt When you strike it it will slipp down slightly and the handlebars will become loose Make sure t...

Page 20: ...eight 3 Tighten the handlebars bolt again Angle of handlebars stem 1 Use a size 6 Allen key to loosen the handlebars angle bolt so that you can move the handlebars 2 Pull or push the handlebars to the...

Page 21: ...so that you can move the handlebars 2 Pull or push the handlebars to the desired angle 3 Tighten the two handlebars bolts again Adjusting the Switch handlebars stem optional 1 Unlock the lever 2 Pull...

Page 22: ...e using your thumb and finger If your tyres are too soft then they will wear out quicker while cycling on hard tyres is much more comfortable and ensures that your three wheeler reacts better to braki...

Page 23: ...he three wheeler tends not to lean naturally into a turn Use you arms and not your body to steer For sharp turns lean your body slightly into the turn This will keep both you and your bike stable Redu...

Page 24: ...es depending on model Do not pedal while changing gears This can damage the gear mechanism Damage to the gear hub resulting from misuse is not covered under the warranty Certain materials can get exce...

Page 25: ...when you start to pedal This then activates the electric motor which makes pedaling easier The motor will stop as soon as you stop pedaling 10 8 Setting the electric motor assistance By pushing the a...

Page 26: ...ttery is almost empty accupack Battery indicator 10 10 Moving and lifting the Cratos tricycle To move or lift the bike you can grab at the back of the black connecting rods and the front of the head t...

Page 27: ...he tyre pressure once a week The correct tyre pressure ensures a smooth and reliable ride The tyres have normal valves which means that you can use any bicycle pump to inflate them The correct tyre pr...

Page 28: ...ake used the rims do not suffer from mechanical wear Chains The chains should be cleaned and oiled once a month There are special cleansing agents for doing this that you can find in any bicycle store...

Page 29: ...using the nut on the brake lever In order to tighten the brakes turn the adjusting nut outward Lock it into position by twisting the lock nut Lock nut Adjusting nut If after adjusting the brakes stil...

Page 30: ...ries used are of the AA type and can be bought in almost any convenience or hardware store Changing the headlamp batteries There is a nut underneath the headlamp This nu can be loosened with a coin or...

Page 31: ...h a clip on the bottom Press this clip downward carefully and pull off the face Open the screw in the front Turn the lamp forwards Change batteries Put the lamp back and fasten screw Incorrectly insta...

Page 32: ...ctor facing up 2 After charging has started the LED on the charger lights up You can check the current charging status on the battery level lamp located on the battery Low temperatures have an adverse...

Page 33: ...r and outer tube rear wheels 55 406 11 4 Huka dealer maintenance You should have your three wheeler checked by an authorised Huka dealer at least once a year They will check the working safety and wea...

Page 34: ...cal documents as well so that the new owner can use the bike safely Have the bike checked by an authorised Huka dealer before you sell it so that you can be sure that the three wheeler is in good cond...

Page 35: ...35 14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 36: ...36 Huka BV Munsterstraat 13 7575 ED Oldenzaal Nederland tel 31 0 541 572 472 fax 31 0 541 520 415 mail info huka nl www huka nl Your local supplier...

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