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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Box Contents and Required Tools 2. Burley Trailercycle Guide 3. Trailercycle Assembly 4. Trailercycle Rack Installation 5. Hitching the Trailercycle to Your Bicycle 6. Before You Ride 7. Safety Guidelines 8. Maintaining Your Burley 9. Warranty Important Before using your trailercycle, please familiarize yourself with this Burley manual. For questions and additional information, please contact your authorized Burley dealer or visit 1. Box Contents: 1 trailercycle frame, 1 towbar with hitch, 1 trailercycle rack, 1 handlebar, 1 flag, 1 parts bag Required Tools (not included): 4mm & 5mm hex keys, 10mm & 15mm wrenches 1. Box Contents: 1 trailercycle frame, 1 towbar with hitch, 1 trailercycle rack, 1 handlebar, 1 flag, 1 parts bag Required Tools (not included): 4mm & 5mm hex keys, 10mm & 15mm wrenches 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 2. Burley Trailercycle Guide: 1. Trailercycle Frame 2. Frame Coupling 3. Towbar 4. Hitch 5. Trailercycle Rack 1 Detent engaged in frame hole 1 Detent engaged in frame hole 3. Trailercycle Assembly: 1. Insert tow bar into frame coupling and align so that detent engages in detent hole on frame as shown above. Progressively tighten clamp bolts, alternating between bolts every 1-2 N·m until both bolts are at 6-8 N·m (4-6 ft-lb). 2. Mount pedals (stamped R for right and L for left) to the corresponding crank arm and tighten. Left pedal uses left hand threads (counter-clockwise to tighten). 3. Remove stem face plate, place handlebar into clamp and replace face plate. Center handlebar and tighten face plate bolts to 4-5 N·m (3-3.7 ft-lb). 4. Insert flag into flagholder (inside left dropout). 4. Trailercycle Rack Installation: 1. Attach bottom of rack to holes in bicycle dropouts using washers and socket head bolts provided. 2. Position top of rack parallel to the ground. WARNING: RACK MUST BE LEVEL. WHEN PULLING A TRAILERCYCLE, A NON-LEVEL RACK CAN ADVERSELY AFFECT BICYCLE HANDLING, RESULTING IN AN ACCIDENT OR SERIOUS INJURY. 3. Attach rack stays to rack and bicycle with provided washers and socket head bolts or use band clamps to attach rack stays to seat stays. 4. If stays protrude above top of rack, excess length can be trimmed. To trim, mark stays, remove from rack, cut with a hacksaw, then reinstall stays. 5. Tighten all fasteners to 4-5 N·m (3-3.7 ft-lb). 1 2 3 4 4. Trailercycle Rack Installation: 1. Attach bottom of rack to holes in bicycle dropouts using washers and socket head bolts provided. 2. Position top of rack parallel to the ground. WARNING: RACK MUST BE LEVEL. WHEN PULLING A TRAILERCYCLE, A NON-LEVEL RACK CAN ADVERSELY AFFECT BICYCLE HANDLING, RESULTING IN AN ACCIDENT OR SERIOUS INJURY. 3. Attach rack stays to rack and bicycle with provided washers and socket head bolts or use band clamps to attach rack stays to seat stays. 4. If stays protrude above top of rack, excess length can be trimmed. To trim, mark stays, remove from rack, cut with a hacksaw, then reinstall stays. 5. Tighten all fasteners to 4-5 N·m (3-3.7 ft-lb). 1 2 3 4 4 5. Hitching the Trailercycle to Your Bicycle: 1. Slide lever to retract safety pins. 2. Set hitch on rack as shown. 3. Ensure that lever rotates back to fully engage pins. 4. Push knob down to engage hitch bolt. 5. Fully tighten hitch bolt. IMPORTANT: KNOB MUST BE TIGHTENED AND SAFETY PINS ENGAGED BEFORE USE. DO NOT USE YOUR TRAILERCYCLE IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SECURELY TIGHTEN KNOB OR GET FULL ENGAGEMENT OF THE SAFETY PINS. 1 2 3 5 Before You Ride: Check before each use: • Child weighs less than 85 lbs (32kg). • Adult lead cyclist weighs at least twice as much as child. • Trailercycle rack is securely attached to bicycle. • Trailercycle frame coupling bolts are fully tightened. • Hitch pivots, knob, and safety pins are securely assembled. • Hitch is tightly attached to rack and safety pins are fully engaged. • Handlebars, seat, and wheel are secured. • Trailercycle tire is inflated to recommended pressure on tire sidewall. • Both riders are wearing helmets. • Safety flag and reflectors are in place. • Bicycle is in good working order, especially brakes and tires. • Trailercycle does not interfere with the braking, pedaling, or steering of the bicycle. Check monthly: • Inspect hitch for damage and loose fasteners. • Inspect hitch pivots for smooth operation. • Ensure hitch bolt and corresponding threads on the trailercycle rack are clean and lubricated; keep lubricant clear of bike’s brake and rim surfaces. • Ensure chain is clean and lubricated. • Check and tighten all hardware on both trailercycle and trailercycle rack, especially frame coupling bolts and rack mounting bolts. • Inspect frame tubing and hardware for cracks, damage, or loose parts. • Inspect tire for cracks or worn spots. • Repair or replace any damaged or worn-out parts. Contact your authorized Burley dealer for replacement of any damaged or worn-out parts. 6. Safety Guidelines: • Trailercycle shall only be pulled by a responsible adult. • Burley trailercycles are designed for ch...
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