Taga Taga 2.0, Руководство пользователя

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Maximum
Height
Main Child Seat: 138 cm / 54” (8 years)
Second Child Seat: 120 cm / 47” (4-5 years)
Note, if both kids are facing forward the height limit is about 20
cm / 8“ lower for each child (due to limited leg space). If both
kids are facing backwards the height of the child close to the
parent is limited due to the shape of the basket
Rider: 195 cm / 6’5”
Minimum
Height
Rider: 134 cm / 4”5” without canopy; 152 cm / 5’ with canopy
Minimum
Child Age
6 months on regular seat / 3 months on car seat (check your
country / state regulation) and in any case ride slowly and only
on smooth paved bike lanes until the child is at least 1 year old
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Regularly check Taga’s brakes, tires, rims, Velcro straps, fasteners and quick
release levers, to avoid unsafe situations (see “Safety Check” section).
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Adjust the seat height before riding: your legs should be stretched and both
feet should touch the ground.
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Please notice that some countries have specific regulations regarding riding
a bike (especially with a child) and some may require using reflectors and
lights as mandatory accessories when riding on public roads (See accessories
section).
Warnings
Î Î Like any type of outdoor activity, riding a tricycle involves risks of injury and/
or damage. By choosing to ride a tricycle, you assume the responsibility for
these risks, and so you need to become familiar and practice the rules of safe
and responsible riding and of proper usage and maintenance. Proper usage
and maintenance of your Taga reduces the risk of injury.
Î Î Please notice that Taga is a tricycle and thus behaves differently when riding,
in comparison to a two-wheel bicycle. Always ride it carefully, especially on
turns. To improve stability, slow down before turning and lean your body into
the direction of the turn.
Î Î It is impossible to anticipate every situation or condition, which can occur
while riding, and so this manual makes no representation about the safe
usage of the tricycle under all conditions. There are risks associated with the
use of any bicycle / tricycle which cannot be predicted or avoided, and which
are the sole responsibility of the rider.
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Many countries and states require specific safety devices. It is your responsibility
to familiarize yourself with the laws of the state where you ride and to comply