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IMPORTANT!

If your Trikke has a problem call Razor USA Toll

Free (866) 467-2967

For warranty assistance please call

(866) 467-2967

razor usa llc cerritos, ca 90703 www.razor.com

QUESTIONS?

Please read the owner’s manual thoroughly. If you still have questions, check

the website for updates and contact information.

Spare rear wheels are available! Keep your Trikke running for years with

these and other genuine Razor spare parts.

Visit our website and e-mail us for more information

on spare part availability.

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Rev. 1/28/04 ; Manual text reprinted with permission © Copyright 2003

Trikke Tech, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Photos by Arthur Cambridge

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Summary of Contents for Trikke

Page 1: ...O w n e r s M a n u a l T r i k k e ...

Page 2: ...oned WARNING Riding the Razor Trikke 5 can be hazardous Proper inspection and maintenance of the product is your responsibility and can reduce the risk of injury WARNING The Trikke 5 has been built to Razor s design specifications All the original equipment supplied at the time of sale Razor Trikke Owner s Manual Safety Handbook Table of Contents Parts of the Trikke 3 Assembly 4 Maintenance 6 Trik...

Page 3: ... J Handlebar K Brake levers L Grips M Brake cables TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY ONLY were selected on the basis of their compatibility with the frame fork and all other parts Certain after market products may or may not be compatible with your Razor Trikke 5 Consult your retailer or call Razor prior to modifying or replacing any component with a non factory specified product A B C D E F G H I J K M...

Page 4: ...is facing the wheel bearing as shown in Figure 2 Using the two 5mm Allen key wrenches tighten the axle securely as shown in Figure 3 Figure 2 Figure 3 Note that the fork offers three axle positions For the time being position the axle as shown Later when you become more experienced you can try the alternative axle positions for climbing speed and agility variations Install the left and right footr...

Page 5: ...5 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 ...

Page 6: ... the front wheel is trailing behind the fork Extend the T tube to a comfortable height by opening the quick release lever as shown in Figure 8 To secure the adjustment close the lever firmly as shown in Figure 9 Figure 8 Figure 9 Maintenance As with any machine always check your brakes and the tightness of all of the bolts before riding especially the handlebar stem bolts wheel axles folding joint...

Page 7: ...ere the cable enters the brake handle to optimize braking effectiveness Before riding your Trikke for the first time please take a few minutes to go over the following Trikke Riding Tips and Razor Safety Tips and pass it on to friends and other new riders Trikke Riding Tips Important Must Read Warnings and safety information This User s Guide is designed to help you make the most of your Trikke In...

Page 8: ...or lose bolts and for proper brake function Make sure that the handlebar quick release and folding mechanisms are locked in place before riding Do not modify your Trikke About your safety Always wear proper protective equipment when you ride your Trikke such as an industry approved helmet Pay special attention to where you are riding your proximity to other people and especially your proximity to ...

Page 9: ... important to establish a good riding position that properly balances your weight between the front and rear wheels First time riders have a tendency to lean back onto their heels and to pop unnecessary wheelies Scooting your toes to the front of the platforms and riding on your toes will help to distribute your weight to the front wheel Also properly set the handlebar height should force you to l...

Page 10: ...handlebars Experienced riders use a light touch on the handlebars mostly for balance and allow the Trikke to carve its own path WEIGHT TRANSFER THE FINAL STEP By this time you have dramatically increased your speed and should be getting to know where the sweet spot is When we say sweet spot we mean the part of your turn where most of your propulsion is generated Typically you will feel the outside...

Page 11: ...lmost like a series of punching motions to force the front wheel around in order to gain a few more feet of pavement Whatever you do take your time to graduate to steeper and steeper hills In the end the most challenging of hill climbs will be attainable giving you a full body workout rarely found in any other sport if any at all WARNING If you do not have the proper tools or find that you are una...

Page 12: ...ure your safety WARNING Important Note to Parents For your child s safety it is your responsibility to review all instructions warnings cautions and safety topics with your child and frequently inspect and maintain your child s Trikke Patent Information The Trikke Cambering Vehicle and Mechanisms are protected by Trikke Tech Inc s US Patents 6 220 612 and 6 499 751 and Chinese patent ZL 00 8 18040...

Page 13: ...every direction of traffic before proceeding to walk across Watch especially for oncoming traffic making left turns Watch for cars behind you or next to you making right turns Wait for traffic to clear before proceeding Turning without warning Children are often struck from behind because they made unexpected turns into traffic or they inadvertently veered into traffic when looking over their shou...

Page 14: ...ects that could catch your wheel or force you to swerve into traffic or lose control Stop at all stop signs and lights Never ride with headphones or use a cell phone when riding Never carry a passenger Never hitch a ride with another vehicle Do not weave into traffic or make sudden turns Observe and yield the right of way as prescribed by local traffic rules Riding the Trikke may be a hazardous ac...

Page 15: ...ring or workmanship for 90 days from the date of purchase The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear nor any damage failure or loss caused by improper assembly maintenance storage or use Razor USA LLC is not liable for incidental or consequential losses or damages due directly or indirectly from the use of the Trikke This Limited Warranty will be void if the product is ever used in a manner ...

Page 16: ...have questions check the website for updates and contact information Spare rear wheels are available Keep your Trikke running for years with these and other genuine Razor spare parts Visit our website and e mail us for more information on spare part availability Specifications subject to change without notice Rev 1 28 04 Manual text reprinted with permission Copyright 2003 Trikke Tech Inc All Righ...

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