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Trikke Owner’s Manual 6/5/07

Patent & Trademark Information

The Trikke cambering vehicle and mechanisms are protected

by Trikke Tech, Inc.’s Patents: US 6,220,612; 6,499,751;

6,827,358; 6,976,687; Europe 1235709; Canada 2,390,224;

China ZL 00 8 18040.7 - Additional U.S., European and other

International Patents are pending.

TRIKKE

is a trademark of Trikke Tech, Inc.

Contact Information

Most inquiries can be addressed at our website www.trikke.com. There you will ﬁnd

assembly, riding, and maintenance information as well as product information, accessories,

videos, photos and more.

If you don’t ﬁnd the replacement part on our website, please contact Trikke Tech via e-mail

at [email protected].

Trikke Tech, Inc.

85 Industrial Way - suite F

Buellton, California USA 93427

ofﬁce: 805-693-0800 fax: 805-693-0811

International inquiries:

The

www.trikke.com

home page has links to all of our

international websites for contact information in your country.

This manual and its contents are the property of Trikke Tech, Inc.

No portion of the text or images in this manual can be reproduced without

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Summary of Contents for T67s

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Page 3: ...ING SUCH ACTIONS MAY CAUSE THE VEHICLE TO JACK KNIFE OR TO STOP SUDDENLY WHICH CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY TO THE RIDER STUNT RIDING RIDING BACKWARDS AND OR EXTREME RIDING ARE NOT RECOMMENDED ON THE T67s OR THE T78cs RIDING IN THIS FASHION MAY DAMAGE THE PRODUCT AND VOIDS THE WARRRANTY AND MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH DO NOT LEAN BACK OR PULL BACK ON THE HANDLEBARS DOING SO CAN CAUSE THE RIDER TO FA...

Page 4: ... WARRANTY FOR OTHER USE RESTRICTIONS General Warnings If you do not have the proper tools or ﬁnd that you are unable to understand the assembly instructions have a qualiﬁed Trikke dealer assemble the Trikke cambering vehicle for you If a Trikke dealer assembles the vehicle for you be sure to read the Riding and Safety sections of the owner s manual and watch the Riding and Safety video manual befo...

Page 5: ...nd a quick maintenance checklist before riding All of the following information and more can be found on the www trikke com website This owner s manual is also supplemented by the video Owner s Manual with step by step instructions on the assembly process how it works and how to ride Trikke Owner s Manual 6 5 07 4 ...

Page 6: ...lt to be held in the open position The same procedure also applies to collapsing the vehicle When Trikke cambering vehicles are new sometimes the joints are tight This is normal and they will loosen up after some use If tightness continues use some spray oil like WD 40 to lubricate the joints The vehicle should be in its unfolded standing position in order to attach the handlebars Trikke Owner s M...

Page 7: ... This is important for proper front fork alignment in Step 3 on page 7 Trikke Owner s Manual 6 5 07 6 Position the handlebars with the brake cables crossing once behind the steering column and again in front see white arrows left This simple method insures that the left brake lever actually operates the left rear brake If you ﬁnd that your brakes are crossing please start again and properly mount ...

Page 8: ...ng the fork post you will ﬁnd a spring loaded locking pin arrows above and left You will also ﬁnd a hole to secure the locking pin on the front face of the fork Simply align the locking pin with the hole arrow right and push the front fork onto the fork post until the top of the fork and the locking pin meet Depress the locking pin and slide the fork the ﬁnal inch or so until the locking pin snaps...

Page 9: ... 4 you will ﬁnd that the brakes are tight with little play Firmly depressing the brakes several times will stretch the cables just enough so that the pads do not rub on the wheels but offer maximum braking power After riding for several hours check the tension of the brake cables and re adjust as needed First loosen the 2 bolts that hold the brake cable to the pad Pull the cable towards the front ...

Page 10: ... handlebar position to better suit your preferred riding posture but don t rock them too far back as to inhibit proper folding You can also adjust the brake levers angle for riding comfort and ease of use If the quick release is loose use the adjustment ﬁnger nut to tighten the quick release Properly adjusted it requires a ﬁrm hand to close 1 2 3 PNEUMATIC TIRE ON T78cs The front tire on the T78cs...

Page 11: ...ure that the vehicle and all of its components are operating properly Assembly Questions or Replacement Parts For any questions regarding your Trikke replacement parts or accessories please go to the www trikke com website for further details Caution Before riding for the ﬁrst time please take several minutes to go over the Important Riding and Safety Tips on page 2 and 3 of this manual For the sa...

Page 12: ...of wisdom are Keep going until you feel the sweet spot You ll know it when you feel it If friends or family are riding for the ﬁrst time for their safety please take the time to properly instruct them and have them wear safety equipment You are now embarking on a totally new experience for mankind It is once in a century that a truly new technology emerges to change our way of thinking about motio...

Page 13: ...vehicle it is always recommended that you keep the brakes on If for some reason you feel yourself going off the back putting the brakes on will help stop the vehicle from scooting out from under you but you should always step off as a precaution The best way to insure that you are always positioned properly on the vehicle and to minimize the potential for going off the back is to distribute your w...

Page 14: ...t before attempting to ride up or down hills Both hill climbing and downhill riding are advanced and require that you become a strong competent rider before even attempting hills up or down As far as downhill riding is concerned we strongly recommend that you only ride down hills in which you can control your speed with turns as you traverse the hill Riding hills at speeds that require constant br...

Page 15: ...g not your body Step 2 Rock the Trikke We recommend that you push off a few times like a scooter and simply ride around for a few minutes to get used to the feel It is especially 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 This can b...

Page 16: ...ard with each turn Please note that it does not require that you make tight turns Rather you should allow the vehicle to kind of steer itself in a more graceful curving path Many ﬁrst time riders tend to exaggerate the turning of the handlebars thinking that they need to continue with tight turns Not so The degree of your turns should diminish as you begin to add the rocking motion and as your spe...

Page 17: ...y as you begin to climb a hill requiring a new and physically challenging technique to be added to your growing Trikke repertoire Hill climbs require much more upper body ﬁnesse especially on steep grades If you are riding in an area that has unavoidable hills we recommend climbing as much as you can just to challenge yourself and then just walk or run it to the top Hill climbing really brings you...

Page 18: ...e dealer Trikke Water Bottle Cage The T67 and T78 models can both be ﬁtted with a water bottle and cage on the back of the steering column Trikke offers a custom Trikke water bottle a cage and hardware to easily mount to your cambering vehicle Trikke Wheels The T67s comes with 6 poly wheels on the rear and a 7 poly wheel on the front You may replace the 6 wheels with 7 wheels and vice versa The T7...

Page 19: ...all delivery or shipping charges connected with delivery or shipment of the defective frame or part to Company or its authorized dealer Under no circumstances does this limited warranty include the cost of travel delivery or shipment to Company or its authorized dealer Such costs if any shall be borne by the original owner Company shall pay the shipping costs associated with shipment of a replacem...

Page 20: ...KE CAMBERINGVEHICLE ALLOFTHEREMEDIESAVAILABLE TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER ARE STATED HEREIN IT IS AGREED THAT TRIKKE TECH INC S LIABILITY UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTYSHALLBE NO GREATER THAN THE AMOUNT OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL TRIKKE TECH INC BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES DISCLAIMER All other remedies obligations liabilities rights warranties express or impl...

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Page 22: ...ance information as well as product information accessories videos photos and more If you don t ﬁnd the replacement part on our website please contact Trikke Tech via e mail at tech trikke com Trikke Tech Inc 85 Industrial Way suite F Buellton California USA 93427 ofﬁce 805 693 0800 fax 805 693 0811 International inquiries The www trikke com home page has links to all of our international websites...

Page 23: ...SE ON FLAT DRY PAVEMENT RIDING DOWN STEEP HILLS OR DOING PROLONGED DOWNHILLRIDES IS NOTRECOMMENDED PROLONGED USE OFTHE BRAKES CAN CAUSETHE REAR POLYURETHANE WHEELS TO WEAR DOWN PREMATURELY DRAMATICALLY REDUCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BRAKES OR EVEN CAUSING THEM TO FAIL EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED WHEN RIDING ON ANY HILL ALWAYS INSPECT THE VEHICLE BEFORE EACH RIDE AND MAKE SURE THAT THE...

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