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KID RACER

TWIN

INSTRUCTIONS

TH-BT02-22

EN

Summary of Contents for Kid Racer Twin

Page 1: ...1 KID RACER TWIN INSTRUCTIONS TH BT02 22 EN ...

Page 2: ...8 BIKE CONNECTOR BRACKET 8 DRAWBAR 8 ATTACHING THE TRAILER TO THE BIKE 8 REPLACING THE QUICK CONNECTOR 9 DRAWBAR LOAD 9 4 SECURING PASSENGERS 9 5 MORE FEATURES 10 PROTECTIVE COVERS 10 PARKING BRAKE 11 CARGO BAG 11 SAFETY STRAP 11 6 SERVICE AND CARE 12 118015U D086 04 09 05 2019 THOR HUSHOVD AS www thorhushovd no The trailer complies with the European safety requirements for bike trailers EN 15918 ...

Page 3: ...on narrow pathways or on heavy traffic roads Do not overload the trailer by adding more than 2 children or extra cargo beyond the recommendations in this manual Do not place luggage or animals inside the main compartment together with the passengers Do not travel at speeds higher than 25 km h Reduce to walking speed on rough roads or around sharp bends Do not modify or improperly repair defects be...

Page 4: ... MAY BE SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS BY LAW CONSULT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES THIS PRODUCT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 6 MONTHS THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR MAX 2 CHILDREN AND MUST NOT BE USED WITH MORE THAN 2 PASSENGERS CHECK THAT THE SEAT BODY WHEELS AND BIKE CONNECTION ARE CORRECTLY ENGAGED BEFORE USE ENSURE THAT ALL LOCKING DEVICES ARE ENGAGED BEFORE USE THIS PRODUCT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR RUNNING...

Page 5: ...g 4 When the handles are released the backrest and seat can be folded inwards fig 5 Hold the two center seatbelts with one hand while rotating the backrest handle with the other Then give the seatbelt a quick pull while keeping the grip on the handle to fold the backrest fig 6 Repeat for the seat handle and fold both the seat and the backrest in a simultaneous movement fig 7 When both handles are ...

Page 6: ...ushed all the way in onto the gear To remove the wheels push the head of the bolt inwards fig 15 while pulling the wheel out fig 16 Recommended tyre air pressure 4 00 6 00 Bar 55 85 psi A more comfortable ride will be found in the lower end of the interval without significant increase in rolling resistance LIGHTS AND REFLECTORS Always use extra lights when travelling at dusk or dark A red light th...

Page 7: ...ector The bar should now be in a horisontal position fig 22 To remove the wheel bar press the release tab on the bar fig 23 and rotate it counter clockwise to a vertical position and pull it out fig 24 Attach the pushchair wheel to the wheel bar by pushing the top bolt on the wheel into the connector on the bar fig 25 To separate the wheel from the bar push the red top cap of the connector to the ...

Page 8: ...until the locking mechanism clicks into place in a horisontal position fig 32 To remove the drawbar press the release button on the top of the drawbar fig 33 Then rotate the drawbar counter clockwise into a vertical position and pull it straight out fig 34 ATTACHING THE TRAILER TO THE BIKE The drawbar is equipped with a quick connector that clicks onto the bike bracket Press in the two small arms ...

Page 9: ...lling with only one child place the child in the right hand seat fig 42 The child must always wear a helmet when riding in bike trailer mode Adjust the seat belt to the size of the child The shoulder straps must be adjusted to the height of the child s shoulder fig 43 To adjust the height of the shoulder strap slide the top buckle up or down according to the height of the child fig 44 The length o...

Page 10: ... fig 50 Always close the splash cover and or the mesh cover during a bike ride to protect the children from flying objects The sun screen can be fastened with velcro along the left and right frame fig 51 When not in use the Sun screen can be stored underneath the top hood fig 52 The back wall has a ventilation mesh Take care not to cover the mesh as this will block the ventilation of the trailer F...

Page 11: ... edge of the trailer To engage the brake rotate the handle clockwise until the brake has the appropriate force do not press the button fig 53 The force needed may vary depending on the situation Always make sure the brake is firmly in position To release the brake push the button on the side of the handle fig 54 Max 4kg SAFETY STRAP A safety strap is fastened to the frame of the trailer close to t...

Page 12: ... for any signs of fatigue or damage Inspect the brakes on both sides TEXTILES Check for tears in the fabric and for worn spots that risk becoming holes If the textile is damaged there is risk for the child to come into contact with moving parts Clean the textiles of the trailer with a cloth soaked in warm water and a mild soapy solution WHEELS Clean the wheel shafts and hubs regularly with a lint ...

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