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UNFOLD AND GET YOUR ROCK ON (cont.)
ROCKBOARDING-TO-KICK CONVERSION
7.
Release height adjustment
clamp to allow free up and
down motion for handlebars.
10.
To start riding, fi rst make sure rockboard is in
the down position in the rear, place one foot
over rear tire and push forward with the other.
12. Once the front has been completely pushed
down, use rear leg and body weight to push the
back of the rockboard down. Repeat steps 11-12.
8.
Slide handlebars to desired height
and secure height adjustment
clamp, making sure handlebars do
not move up or down.
9.
If adjustment clamp requires
calibration, spin nut clockwise
to tighten and counter-
clockwise to loosen.
11. Once a desired speed has been reached, lean
forward with body weight and front leg to push
the front of the rockboard down.
13. To brake while riding, slowly squeeze brake
handle on left handlebar, make sure not to
squeeze too hard.
1. To transform your rockboard to kick scooter,
stand behind upright scooter with one hand on
downpipe and rear of rockboard in up position.
3. While quick-release is pulled out, use right knee
to gently push down on rear of rockboard. Allow
scooter to roll forward while pushing down.
5. Align notch with blue arrow and turn adjust-
ment knob clockwise until fully tightened.
2. With other hand, pull out quick-release comp-
letely.
ENSURE THAT YOUR HANDS ARE FREE OF
INTERNAL MECHANISMS WHILE PULLING RELEASE.
4. The rockboard will lower until it comes to rest
on the frame. While holding scooter upright,
turn the knob counter-clockwise to separate joint.
6. Place foot fl at on the rockboard and push
forward with the other. Continue kicking
with the other foot and enjoy the ride.
WARNING: Brake pad & components will get hot from continuous use! Do not touch after braking!
