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13. Basket
14. Bottom part of the handle for parent
15. Upper part of the handle for parent
16. Sachet
II Assembling the tricycle:
WARNING! Keep small items out of reach of children.
Remove the protection from the rear wheel bolts (2) and connect the wheels to the frame (1) (fig. A). Using the
mounting spanner (18), unscrew the screw fixed on the bumper (4) and then attach the bumper to the front fork
(3) using this screw (fig. B). Unscrew the fastening screws from the fork, slide the fork one by one onto the plastic
pins located on the front wheel (5) (fig. C) and secure it on both sides with the previously unscrewed fastening
screws (fig. D). Connect the folded parts of the frame and fork together (fig. E). Make sure that the notch on the
mudguard is on the direction of travel side, the plastic element for mounting the pull rod (9) must be on the left
side. Screw the bell (7) to the steering (6) and slide the cap (8) on (fig. F). Connect the folded frame and handlebars,
paying attention to the correct positioning of the holes in the fork and handlebars (fig. G), using the screw (fig. H).
To connect the parental handle to the handlebars, insert the end of the rod (9) without the nut into the hole on
the side of the front fork (fig. I). Unscrew the nut from the other end of the rod and fasten it to the back of the
frame, in the place where the parental handle is attached. Tighten the nut (fig. J). Pay attention to the correct
assembly of the pull rod, if it is placed in the wrong hole, the steering wheel and the parent's handle will not be
straight at the same time. Attach the side shields (11) to the seat (10) as shown in Fig. K. Remove the nut from the
bolt under the seat and then put the seat bolt through the hole in the base (20) and frame (fig. L). Lower the
footrest by pulling the grey lever (fig. M) and fasten the seat by tightening the nut (fig. N). Slide the loose trim strip
into the side shields (11) and fasten them (fig. O). Insert the canopy (12) into the holes at the back of the backrest
and secure it with the levers (fig. P). Fold out the canopy as needed (fig. Q). Unscrew the fixing screw attached
under the parental handle hole on the frame and use it to fix the basket (13) to the frame (1) (fig. R). Connect both
parts of the parental handle (14 & 15) (fig. S) and then insert them into the hole at the back of the frame (above
the basket) (fig. T). Slide the cupholder into the parental holder and hang the sachet (fig. U). Optionally, you can
set the seat rear facing to the direction of travel (fig. V).
III Adjusting the tricycle:
Position of the canopy - canopy length is adjustable. It has an additional sun shad , which can be pulled out from
underneath.
Footrest − depending on the level of child development, the footrest may be folded/unfolded to enable the child
to ride the tricycle independently. Whenever the footrest is unfolded, enable the pedal lock in the front wheel (red
lever). WARNING! Whenever the parent's handle is mounted and the footrest is unfolded, the wheel lock should
be disengaged so that the pedals rotate freely without causing the wheel to move (transmission off). Without
disengaging the lock, feet may be crushed or injured! After removing the parent handle, fold up the footrest and
engage the wheel lock so that the pedals set the wheel in motion (transmission on). In order to unfold/fold
footrests, pull the lever (fig. M), then adjust them in a comfortable position.
Adjust the belts − adjust their length to hold the child firmly, but not to block its movements.
Seat position − the seat can be adjusted forwards and backwards, and turned rearwards. To do this, unscrew the
nut and set the appropriate position. After tightening, make sure the seat is securely fastened.
The tricycle can be adapted for older children by removing the safety belts, the rod, seat covers, hood, side shields
and the handle for parent and folding the footrest.
Adjusting the length of the handle for parent - press the button (Fig. S), slide down and snap the handle in a lower
position, if the previous length was too high.
IV Maintenance and cleaning
Do not wash. Clean the product gently with
a damp cloth and a mild detergent.
Wash at max. 30°C, gentle process.
Do not bleach
17. Cupholder
18. Mounting spanner 1
19. Mounting spanner 2
20. Seat base
Do not dry in a tumble dryer
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
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