Thule Cadence 101018 Series, Instructions Manual

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s45.
Before each ride, ensure the
attached child carrier does not
interfere with braking, pedaling,
or steering of the bicycle.
s46.
Use of trailer changes the
stability, braking requirements
and riding characteristics of your
bicycle.
s47.
When turning right, the angle
between the towing bicycle and
the Thule child carrier must not
exceed 45°.
s48.
When turning left, the angle
must not exceed 90°.
s49.
Always use safety flag.
s50.
The quick-release knob must be
tightened on the quick-release
skewer completely with at least
two screw threads showing past
the end of the quick-release
knob to ensure the rear wheel
of the bicycle does not loosen
off. Always make sure that
the quick-release is correctly
attached. An incorrectly
tensioned quick-release may
lead to accidental loosening of
the rear wheel.
s51.
The nut on the rear axle must be
tightened by at least 5 full turns
to ensure adequate clamping
force. You may discard the
original washer on some axles
to make room for the ezHitch.
Check with your bicycle retailer
to be certain. Depending on the
hub type, the existing torque
support washer for the hub must
stay on the frame. Please follow
the assembly instructions for
the hub and the manufacturer’s
torque specifications when
fastening the axle nut.
s52.
The proper service and care
of this child carrier affects the
performance and safety of it.
s53.
Cycle trailers pulled by an EPAC
can be restricted by law. Obey all
local legal requirements.
s54.
Be aware of the negative
influence of the trailer on the
braking distance of the cycle
when the trailer is attached.