• The parking device shall be engaged when placing and removing the children.
• Do not overload the trailer. The load limit for cargo and passengers is 30kg. Posi-
tion the load as low as possible and center it within the trailer, (front to rear, and
left to right). Any extra gear should be placed towards the rear. All load should
be secured so that it does not shift. IMPORTANT: Instruct children riding in the
trailer not to bounce, rock or lean. Such movements may cause the trailer to lean
or flip.
• When fully loaded, the Drawbar load measured at the hitch should be between 3-
8kgs. This can be verified by lifting the tow bar of the loaded trailer before attaching the trailer to the bicycle. Make sure parking brakes are engaged when loading
trailer.
• Do not attempt to install other seating systems in this trailer. It is not designed for
car seats, stroller seats, infant beds, or any other type of seating. Use of any accessories other than the original equipment will void the warranty and may result
in damage to the trailer or injury to the passenger. Only replacement parts supplied or recommended by the manufacturer/distributor shall be used.
• Never take this trailer off-road. It is intended for use on paved road surfaces. Use
in any other conditions may result in damage to the product or injury to the passengers.
Pulling this trailer alters the operation of the bicycle. Stopping, starting, and turning
are affected, depending on the weight of the cargo. To familiarize yourself with the
changes, load the trailer to capacity and practice in a safe area. Do not use your trailer
until you have become accustomed to how it affects your bicycle handling. Further
safety strategies include the following:
• Never assume you will be given the right of way.
• Do not try to predict the actions of car drivers.
• Do not travel on highways, busy streets, or in areas unsafe for bicycling.
• Avoid riding at night. If you must ride at night, use lights and bright, reflective
clothing. Do not ride at night with children in the trailer. Before use, consult your
local authorities to determine appropriate lighting and safety requirements to
conform to traffic code.
• To prevent overturning your trailer, do not pull over curbs or holes or hit obstacles
in the roadway.
• Do not turn sharply, because trailer may turn over.
• Do not travel at high speeds.
• Do not exceed 15 MPH, slow for turns and rough road conditions. High speeds
adversely affect your ability to control the bike and notice road irregularities. Braking distances are increased when pulling a trailer.
• Never take the trailer off road. It is designed for use on paved roadways. Off road
use may result in damage to trailer or injury to passengers.