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Step 5 : Assembly back pole conncetor No. 2 on roof with blue ring

Put the black pole with blue ring into the opening of the joints left and right on the roof.

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Summary of Contents for Softtop

Page 1: ...1 Use and Assembly instructions for your RainRider Softtop Park position Drive position ...

Page 2: ...n and quality will be more than met now and in the future In order to guarantee high satisfaction and long term function of these accessories the following instructions for use should be carefully read prio to assembly We would like to remind you that the purpose of the RainRider for the user is to provide optimal protection in rain cold and even in the sunny conditions It is a bicycle accessory t...

Page 3: ...verconfidence can lead to serious injuries and accidents Like any other sport cycling is associated with an increased risk of accidents Always be aware of this If you have any questions please contact our customer service user support Overview Chapters 1 Overview 2 Assembly Klickfix Handlebar Adapter 3 Assembly and attachment of RainRider Softtop onto your bicycle 4 Parkposition RainRider 5 Quick ...

Page 4: ...4 1 Overview ...

Page 5: ...5 2 Assembly Klickfix Handle Bar Adapter PLease order separately if not yet at your hands or already on your bicycle attached ...

Page 6: ...minium carbon Fiber poles 2 Connector black pole for the Roof with blue ring 3 Adapterplate with 2 Aluminium poles für KlickFix Adapter wtih red Ring on rigth side 4 Foot connector black pole in double T shape with yellow ring 5 2 cable ties black for front fork fixation 6 2 snap hook grey which will be connected with the 2 black cable ties on your front fork 7 Stormstabilisator black ...

Page 7: ...7 Step 2 onfold the RainRider Softop Textile skin Start to onfold in following sequence carefully Roof Foot ...

Page 8: ...the textile skin outer left and right side bottom Put first the black pole into the right pocket connect with long pole with yellow ring so both yellow ring come together fit with each other and then the other pole into the left pocket and connect as wellt he long pole with t shape connector The close the velcro at the lower back side and tie it firmly ...

Page 9: ...9 Step 4 Move Metal handle in correct Position This is an extremely important assembly step If the handles are not in the right position the next assembly steps can not be succesfully performed ...

Page 10: ...10 Step 5 Assembly back pole conncetor No 2 on roof with blue ring Put the black pole with blue ring into the opening of the joints left and right on the roof ...

Page 11: ...he force of your hands Both of the long poles should be pre assembly in the factory and should look through the velcro tunnels Stretch the skin with your right hand by pulling the black pole downwards with force Close the velcro with your left hand by maintaining the force of the black pole with your right hand The skin shoud now have a stretched structure Repeat the same procedure on the left sid...

Page 12: ...ole in the outer skin 2 Assemble the left side into the the black textile pocket metal hole There are two holes for your individual height adjustment in that metal pocket Now you can adjust as you like but on both sides always same position upper or lower Smaller driver upper position Taller driver lower position There should be enough head space over your helmet ...

Page 13: ...le tie 2 pieces black and No 6 2 grey snap hooks out of the plastic bag Tie one grey hook together with the cable tie around your left front fork But do not pull cable tie tight to enable to adjust it later Do that also for the right front fork In the grey snap hooks both of your lower black carbon fiber poles of the RainRider softtop will be snapped in and fixed in a secure way while driving and ...

Page 14: ...14 Step 9 Now you can attach your softtop onto your bicycle Take the softtop and drive it into your bicycle through the middle opening Lift the Softtop and click in into the KlickFix adapter ...

Page 15: ...15 Step 11 Very important Saftey advice The grey hook opening should look to you when you sit on the saddle Now snap in the black carbon fiber poles into the grey hooks ...

Page 16: ...ld never touch the softtop A gap of 2 3 cm is a good target Now please check if all brake levers and such are able to move freely working properly and are not impacted by the softtop Please check this by turning the handle into both sides fully left and fully right Also please assure that your front light and bell is working as usual ...

Page 17: ...he fixation side has to look to you when you are driving Both joints are so called locked joints means they are locked when a force pulls them together This is a saftey feature for you to ensure safe driving when locked When you want to disassemble for storage then pull the poles on both side to enable unlocking of the joint Then folding is possible Ready to Go for a Rain ride ...

Page 18: ...u have to turn the two metal handle bars by 180 degrees toards the outside WARNING INSTRUCTION There a two modes for the metal handle a DRIVING modus both metall handles look to each other b PARKING mode both metal handles look to the outside ...

Page 19: ...other hand this is much easier and needs less hand turing force Now you can place the folded roof over your saddle and your saddle and backpack will stay protected and dry To go back to driving mode pull the roof up by hand and turn both metal handles back to the driving position Both metal handles look to each other The softtop is locked and firmly fixed to enable safe driving ...

Page 20: ...extile when metal handles are in Parking mode To ensure longevity of your textile skin we have designed the front grid velcro cover with two protection ears This second layer under the metal handle protects the textile as the metal handle might put pressure towards the textile skin in Parking mode You might need to adjust the front grid cover for the right postion location so the ears are below th...

Page 21: ...k or leave it standing on the floor But your Rainrider softtop is also quick ready as you can re attach it back to the bicycle in one piece if it is going to rain Do not store it this way a long time If you want to store for over 1 2 days then relax it by open the two velcros on the roof to destretch it a little This increases the longevity of the softtop If you want to pack it in the backback the...

Page 22: ...wo functions a Open the grid by pulling Airflow is enable and it gets cooler but insects will be prevented to pass through the mesh b If it rains it can happen that you get some fog up on the window then you just open the upper section oft he grid a little and the airflow is guided to the window shield and enables a clear view ...

Page 23: ...23 7 Storm stabilisator The storm stabilisator can help to protect the softtop structure in windy conditions It can be attached or detached as needed ...

Page 24: ...e operating instructions and for any damage resulting therefrom This applies in particular to the use of the bike with the RainRider in extreme terrain in the event of overloading and improper removal of defects WARNING We typically recommend the RainRider for speeds up to max approx 25 km h that can be achieved for pedelecs e bikes and not for speeds beyond that The same applies to wind speeds Th...

Page 25: ...RainRider should also be removed and carefully stowed in the backpack rucksack 9 Guarantee Warranty The RainRider is an attachment for your bike that has been built using the latest technology Damage due to improper handling or assembly inadequate care environmental influences are excluded from the guarantee The RainRider is to be used exclusively for private use Damage caused by renting leasing o...

Page 26: ...26 SofttopBike GmbH Dalbigsbergstrasse 9 61440 Oberursel Germany www RainRider Bike Service Phone 49 152 29499892 Service Email Service RainRider Bike RS Version 12 03 2021 ...

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