Bobike GO MINI Instrucciones De Uso página 7

2. Remove all components from the bag (6 parts).
3. Cut the security device so as to remove the mounting block (E) from the steel rod (A1).
Then, pull the mounting block (E) down to release it (E).
4. Remove the 2 bolts (E4) and washers (E2) from the mounting block (E). Use the key
(E1).
5. Choose kit A or B. Consider whether your bike allows the Standard Kit (Option A) to
be fitted or, in the case of an MTB bike, whether the special kit (Option B) is required.
Option A/E7: Assembling with standard kit for Ø 22-32mm steering tubes.
A1. First, make sure that the body of the block (E5) faces up - the word "TOP" must face
up. Then make sure that the front spacer of KIT A (E7.1) is correctly applied to the body
of the Mounting Block (E5) as shown. Then offer up the assembly to the steering tube.
A2. Next offer up the rear part (E7.2 + E7.3) so that the block entirely surrounds the
steering tube. Then insert the 2 bolts (E4) and washers (E2) into the mounting block (E).
A3. Finally tighten the bolts using the key (E1). Make sure that the mounting block (E)
is tightly fixed and does not move - correct tightening is extremely important for the
child's safety.
Option B/E6: Assembling the 1-1/8" kit on an MTB bike steering tube
B1. Firstly, if necessary, remove the handlebar to obtain the required space to assemble
the block - remove the original spacers of the steering tube. Then loosen the bolts to
remove the block (E7.1 + E7.2 + E7.3) that is by default applied to the metallic block . No
need to remove the bolts.
B2. Before inserting the Kit (E6.1 + E6.2), make sure the two parts are aligned as shown
in the picture and that the slots of both coincide.
B3. Correctly place the front spacer of Kit B (E6.1) in the body (E5) of the block. The slot
must be at the bottom to accommodate the bolts.
Make sure that the mounting-block body (E5) faces up - the word "TOP" must face up.
Then place the kit on the steering tube as shown.
B4. Position the mounting block (E5) as shown and slot in the rear part of Kit B (E6.2).
Make sure that the slot of this part is at the bottom, aligned with the smaller part and
with the bolts already inserted into the block (E5).
B5. Having positioned the block (E5) and its Kit (E6), it will now be subject to final
tightening. For the purpose place the nuts (E6.3) in the corresponding rear holes of the
larger part of the Kit (E6.2). Please note that these nuts are self-threading, so they must
be correctly fitted - the blue circle must face out.
B6. Finally tighten the bolts using the key (E1). Make sure that the mounting block (E)
is tightly fixed and does not move - correct tightening is extremely important for the
child's safety.
6. Having concluded option A or option B, make sure that the mounting block (E) is
secure and properly aligned with the handlebar and the wheel. The mounting block (E)
must be fitted as low as the steering tube allows.
7. To assemble the child seat insert the two ends of the steel rod (A1) of the child seat
into the corresponding holes (E5.1) of the mounting block (E5). You will hear a slight
click when the operation is complete and you will see that the ends of the steed rod (A1)
appear beneath the mounting block (E). Make sure the child seat is upright.
8. Having fitted the child seat (A) to the mounting block (E), conclude this stage by
inserting the safety ring (E3) in the hole at the end of the steel rod (A1). This step is
extremely important for the child's safety.
9. Then sit on the bike and make sure that steering and braking are not affected by any
component of the child seat. Also make sure that there is enough space for the child
between the seat and the handlebars.
10. To place the child in the seat, first open the belt. Start by pressing the releases on the
sides of the safety buckle (B4) and pull the buckle (B1) upwards, so that it slides out of the
socket (B5). Place the child in the seat. Insert the safety buckle (B1) in its socket again (B5).
Make sure that the buckle socket (B5) is correctly positioned and does not hurt the child.
Next, adjust the belt to the size of the child to ensure that the child is firmly secured. First
adjust the height of the belt. To do this, pull the straps according to the size of the child,
adjusting the (B2) and (B3) belt adjusters. According to the child growth you can adjust
the height of the belt on the available holes for belt adjustment (B6). Before starting the
journey, always check that the child is secured and that the belt is snug but not so tight
that it hurts the child. We recommend that the child's helmet be put on after the belt is
adjusted. Note: Always use the restraint system.
11. To remove the footrest strap, lift it slightly to release it from the footrest peg (D3) and
slide it upwards to disengage it from the footrest slot (D). Put the child's foot in place. To
fix the strap (D1), place its narrower part of the footrest slot. Then pull the strap down
to fasten the appropriate hole to the footrest pin (D3). On conclusion of these steps the
footrest strap (D1) is securely fastened to the peg (D3).
12. Next, adjust the height of the footrest to the child's size. For the purpose, press the
footrest button (D2) and slide the footrest (D) up or down as appropriate. Release the
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