AmTryke Snappy Foot User manual

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Snappy Foot AmTryke
#50-FC-0150

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Contents
About AmTrykes®............................................................................................1
About This Manual ..........................................................................................1
Safety ..............................................................................................................2
Safe Riding Tips................................................................................................ 2
Brakes.......................................................................................................... 3
Shift Gears................................................................................................... 4
Assembly Instructions .....................................................................................5
Getting Started ................................................................................................ 5
Frames ............................................................................................................. 7
Back Wheels .................................................................................................... 8
Loading Brake .................................................................................................. 8
Handlebar ........................................................................................................ 9
Seat.................................................................................................................. 9
Pedals ............................................................................................................ 10
Pedal Leveler Pulley .................................................................................. 10
Steering Pin.................................................................................................... 10
Fitting AmTryke for Rider ..............................................................................11
Optional Accessories .....................................................................................12
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................12
Maintenance .................................................................................................13
Wheels and Tires ........................................................................................... 13
Brakes ............................................................................................................ 13
Chain.............................................................................................................. 13
Maintenance Schedule .................................................................................. 14
Warranty.......................................................................................................15
Useful Information ........................................................................................15
AmTryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program ........................................................ 15
Donations ...................................................................................................... 16
Returns .......................................................................................................... 16
Refunds.......................................................................................................... 17
AmTryke Sizing Charts ...................................................................................18
Tools .............................................................................................................18

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About AmTrykes®
AmTryke® therapeutic tricycles, owned and operated by National AMBUCS™
Inc., are designed for people with disabilities who are unable to operate a
traditional bicycle. AmTryke tricycles or “trykes,” can be operated by feet,
hands or both, and include a wide variety of models. The trykes can also be
adjusted to fit the needs of different riders, including frame size, type of seat,
trunk and leg supports.
AmTryke’s Snappy model was developed for children. It features a fixed front
wheel and pedals that always rotate to teach children the motion of pedaling,
as well as building strong leg muscles. Adjustable seating allows positioning
forward/back for multiple leg lengths. Snappy seat features a padded bench
seat and contoured back/head support, which can be positioned forward/back.
A loading brake makes transfer of rider safe and easy. This tryke also has a
safety steering pin for parental control.
Snappy can be adapted with several accessories. See Optional Accessories in
this manual for more information. You can also visit our website for most up to
date information at www.ambucs.org.
About This Manual
Read this manual carefully before assembling your tryke or using it for the first
time. This manual includes important information about safety, assembly and
maintenance. Keep this manual in a safe place for information and for ordering
accessories/parts.
AMBUCS/AmTryke reserves the right to make changes to the design and
technology of AmTrykes. The assembly instructions are accurate as of the date
of this manual’s printing.

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Safety
Safety is very important to us. AmTryke products are designed in accordance
with the latest safety standards and are constantly monitored for quality. We
use information from this quality control to develop our products.
We urge all riders to seek the opinion of their health-care provider(s) before
riding their tryke.
AmTrykes should be used for their intended purpose only.
Safe Riding Tips
Before riding, familiarize yourself how the tryke operates —it’s steering,
braking and shift gears (if applicable). Adjust the seat, handlebars and pedals to
fit the rider. See Fitting AmTryke for Rider section in this manual for more
information.
Here are some tips about riding safety:
AmTrykes should be used with close adult supervision.
Riders must wear helmets. All our trykes include a free safety-rated helmet.
The helmet must fit appropriately. A properly fitting helmet sits on the head
comfortably a helmet that sits high on the head is too small. Some
movement is acceptable, but a helmet that moves a lot is too large. See the
illustration below for reference:
Correct Way to Wear Helmet
Wear the helmet flat atop your head,
not tilted back at an angle.
Make sure the helmet fits snugly and
doesn’t obstruct your vision. The chin
strap should fit securely and the buckle
stay fastened.
GRAPHIC COURTESY OF BUDDY BIKE LLC
For more information about
finding the correct size helmet,
see Helmet Sizing Chart on page
19.
NOTE: Be careful not to pinch the
skin when fastening helmet buckle.

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Riders must wear shoes. If shoes have laces, they must be tied properly.
Most trykes are equipped with a steering pin and have three steering options
available:
oFull steering: No steering pin. This option allows riders to make sharp turns
and is appropriate for riders who ride at slow speeds or in close quarters.
Close adult supervision is required.
oLimited steering: This option allows riders to turn 20 degrees in either
direction, thus, reducing the risk of over-steering or tipping over.
oNo steering: This option allows for riding straight only. A supervising adult
is required to turn the tryke.
To avoid tipping the tryke over, approach wheelchair ramps or thresholds at
a 90-degree angle.
Use caution on sloped parking lots, driveways and sidewalks. Avoid excess
speed by having an adult restrain the tryke from behind on sloped surfaces.
The trykes have many options for control features. Consult AmTryke to find
out the best solution for your rider.
Many riders do not have the motor skills required to be able to use the hand
brake effectively.
Depending on trunk stability, behavioral compliance and body awareness,
some riders may need supports (e.g., lateral, head), belts (e.g. lap, shoulder),
hip abductors or other specialized equipment. A physical therapist/health
professional can assist you with any recommendations.
Riders should only be allowed to ride trykes that are the appropriate size. If
you are uncertain, refer to AmTryke Sizing Charts in this manual or contact a
physical therapist.
Before riding, always check that all tires are inflated properly.
If parts are broken or missing, the tryke should not be used until repaired.
Brakes
If your tryke has brakes (front or coaster brakes) be careful when using the
brakes. Operate the brakes gradually. If your tryke has front brakes (front
caliper brake or both front caliper brake and rear disk brake) squeeze the brake
WARNING: DO NOT RIDE IN OR NEAR TRAFFIC, OR WHERE THERE IS
A RISK OF FALLING OFF CURBS, STAIRS, POTHOLES OR OTHER HAZARDS.
WARNING: NEVER ALLOW MORE THAN ONE RIDER ON AMTRYKE.
WARNING: DO NOT RESTRAIN TRYKE BY GRABBING HANDLEBARS
OR HAND BRAKE —THIS MAY CAUSE IT TO TURN SHARPLY AND TIP
OVER.

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lever(s) gradually until you feel brake(s) working. The left brake lever operates
the front caliper brake and the right lever operates the rear brake. To stop your
tryke, use both brakes. It is advisable to start braking by operating the rear
brake slightly before the front brake.
Shift Gears
If your tryke has shift gears, use precaution when shifting gears. When shifting
gears keep pedaling but reduce pedaling pressure. Do not try to change gears
when pedals or wheels are not moving. Also, never change gears while back
pedaling and do not force the gear shifter when changing gears.
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN OPERATING BRAKES. SUDDEN
BRAKING MAY CAUSE TRYKE TO TIP OVER.
CAUTION: USE CAUTION WHEN SHIFTING GEARS.

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Assembly Instructions
Refer to the following instructions on how to assemble your tryke. Study the
instructions carefully before beginning assembly and follow the sequence
shown in the instructions.
Be careful when assembling your tryke. Make sure that your working area is
free of possible sources of danger, such as tools lying around.
Always dispose of packaging material properly. Do not let children play with
plastic bags.
When assembling your tryke, bolt all parts together loosely at first and check
that they have been put together correctly. Tighten lock nuts by hand until
snug; then use proper tools to tighten nuts completely.
Getting Started
Your AmTryke is shipped in parts. Carefully remove and lay out all parts from
the carton so that you don’t scratch or lose any parts or pieces. Check that you
have all the necessary parts. If any parts are missing, please call us at 1-888-
AMTRYKE for assistance.
Remove packaging material and discard. See the following picture to identify
different parts:
NOTE: AmTryke must be assembled by an adult.
CAUTION: CHECK THAT ALL SCREWS HAVE BEEN
SECURELY TIGHTENED BEFORE USING YOUR TRYKE.
WARNING: THERE IS ALWAYS A DANGER OF INJURY
WHEN WORKING WITH TOOLS OR DOING MANUAL WORK.
WARNING: THERE IS A RISK OF SUFFOCATION WITH
PLASTIC BAGS. KEEP PLASTIC BAGS AWAY FROM CHILDREN.

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Snappy parts
Your AmTryke also includes the following hardware not shown in the picture
above:
Hardware
You need the following tools for assembly (too see a picture of different tools,
see page 20):
Front
wheel
Snappy
seat
Back
wheel
Pedal
Nut
cover
Main
frame
Frame
securing
knobs
Front
fork
Handle
bars
Steering pin
holes
Pedal
Pedal
crank
Loading
brake
Pedal
leveler
pulley
Seat
lever
Handlebar
stem
Seat belt
Steering
securing
pin
Quick release
lever (2)
Seat securing
Allen bolts w.
washers (4)
Steering pin
Seat post
bracket

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Frames
Your tryke is shipped with the front wheel already attached to the main frame.
Start assembling your tryke by first
sliding the seat post bracket onto the
main frame.
Put the two seat post bracket knobs
into their holes but do not completely
tighten the knobs (that is done when
the tryke is adjusted for the rider).
To attach the frames, slide the rear
frame onto the main frame.
Install two quick release levers in the
holes at the back of the rear frame. Use
black plastic washers with the levers and add
nuts to the other side of the frame.
Seat post
bracket
Main frame with seat post bracket
Frames attached
NOTE: Pay attention to orientation.
Rear axle is on top of the frame
assembly and vertical post for loading
lock is on right side of tryke.
CAUTION: QUICK RELEASE LEVERS MUST BE FULLY TIGHTENED
BEFORE RIDING. TIGHTEN LEVERS UNTIL SNUG AND PUSH DOWN
AGAINST FRAME. MAKE SURE THEY DO NOT WOBBLE.
NOTE: The two seat post bracket knob
holes should be on the bottom right
side of the tryke.
Main
frame
Rear axle
Loading
brake
Quick
release
levers
Back of rear frame
TOOLS REQUIRED:
4 mm Allen wrench
5 and 6 mm Allen wrench (incl.)
10 mm wrench/socket
14 and 15 mm wrench (incl.)
22 mm socket or adjustable wrench
Quick release wrench (incl.)
Heavy pliers or crimping tool
TIP: Use the quick release wrench to
easily tighten quick release levers.
Nuts

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Back Wheels
To install the back wheels, follow these steps:
1. Slide the wheels onto the axle and
secure them with a washer and nut.
Tighten securely with a 22 mm
socket or adjustable wrench, but do
not over tighten.
2. Install white plastic nut caps over the
axel nuts. Tap with the palm of your hand to secure in place.
Loading Brake
Loading brake is used to help transition rider on/off the tryke safely and easily.
To install the loading brake, slide it on
the rod on the rear frame. Tighten the
loading brake nuts with a 10 mm
wrench or socket.
Nut and
washer
Step 1
Step 2
CAUTION: MAKE SURE BACK
WHEELS ARE FULLY TIGHTENED
BEFORE RIDING.
TIP: Air inflation valve faces the inside
of the tryke.
Nut
cover
Loading brake
NOTE: Top of the loading brake should
be flush with the top of tube. Make
sure that the lever is not touching the
tire. The handle needs to be in line
with the tire and point toward the
front of the tryke.
WARNING: DO NOT USE LOADING BRAKE FOR BRAKING.
DOING SO MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY.

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Handlebar
To install the handlebar, slide the handlebar stem into the top of the front fork.
Tighten the stem at the top using the Allen
wrench provided.
Seat
Snappy seat installs using four Allen screws with washers:
1. Line up the holes on the bottom of
the seat with the holes in the seat
post frame.
2. Install all four screws before
tightening to assure good alignment.
When in place, tighten securely with
a 4 mm Allen wrench.
3. Position the seat back by loosening
the adjustment screws that are on
the bottom of the seat.
The seat back slides along the chrome tubes that are underneath the seat.
Tighten the levers securely when the tryke is fitted for the rider (see page 12
for more information).
Handlebar shown with stem
toward back of tryke
Snappy seat
Seat installed
CAUTION: HANDLEBAR STEM MUST BE
INSERTED INTO FORK HEAD TUBE TO AT LEAST
MINIMUM INSERTION LINE (HASH MARKS).
WHEN INSTALLED PROPERLY HASH MARKS ARE
NOT VISIBLE.
TIP: Handlebar may be installed with
stem pointing in either direction to
accommodate smaller or larger riders.
WARNING: FINAL ADJUSTMENTS
FOR RIDER’S SIZE MUST BE MADE FOR
SEAT AND SEAT BACK DEFORE RIDING.
LEVERS MUST BE FULLY TIGHTENED OR
INJURY COULD RESULT.
Holes
Levers

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Pedals
Right pedal installs on the pedal crank
labeled “R” and threads clockwise to
tighten and the left counterclockwise.
Hand thread until you are certain pedals
are threaded properly and then use a 15 mm wrench to tighten.
Pedal Leveler Pulley
Pedal leveler pulley threads through the
tubes on the bottom rear of each pedal:
1. Attach the pulley assembly on the
back of the rear frame. Use an Allen
head screw to secure it.
2. Start the pedal leveler cord at one
pedal, thread through the pulley and
then through the other pedal.
3. Pull the cord tight and either knot
the end or pinch the end of the cord using the small tubing. Use a pair of
heavy pliers or crimping tool to compress the tube. Trim off any excess cord.
Steering Pin
If needed, insert the steering pin into the front fork tube from the side. Install
the adhesive hook strip to the frame to
keep the steering pin secure from loss.
Three steering positions are available:
Top position: Locks steering
straight.
Lower position: Limits steering to
20 degrees in either direction.
No pin: Free steering.
Jiggle the front wheel assembly as you
Pedal leveler pulley
Pedal and pedal crank
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WHEN THREADING PEDALS. DO NOT FORCE.
PEDALS THREAD EASILY WHEN INSTALLED PROPERLY.
TIP: Pedal threads tighten toward front of bike.
TIP: Pedals and pedal cranks are
labeled “R” (right) and “L” (left).
Steering pin

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push the pin into the hole and through the other side of the fork tube. Pin
should insert all the way to the split ring to be correctly seated.
Fitting AmTryke for Rider
Snappy has been designed for children with special needs. See the information
below for quick reference on rider’s size requirements:
For more information on how to measure rider’s size correctly, see Rider’s
measurements graphic on page 19.
Follow these instruction to fit your child properly:
1. Engage the loading brake.
2. For Snappy seat option: Place your child in the saddle seat and slide the seat
back assembly forward or back to suit your child’s needs.
3. Tighten spring release levers on the underside of the seat.
4. With feet in pedals, slide the seat post bracket along the frame to the length
that when legs are extended the knees are slightly bent. Tighten the knobs
until frame is snug (no wobbling).
5. Use the two hook and loop straps to help your child keep his/her feet on
the pedals. Pedal blocks can be used to build up either side if needed.
6. Adjust the handlebar.
This tryke can be adjusted to fit many different types of riders. See Optional
Accessories on the next page for different options.
NOTE: You may need assistance while fitting the tryke.
NOTE: You may find it desirable to limit steering so the rider
can concentrate on learning the pedal motion first.
SNAPPY
Rider’s height: Max. 42 inches
Arm length 9-13 inches
Leg length 17-22 inches
Maximum weight: 150 lbs

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Optional Accessories
Most AmTryke models can be adapted with a variety of seating options and
accessories, so that most riders can feel safe and secure. See the table below
for accessories available for Snappy:
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Notched Snappy seat bottom
cushion
Foot cups
Notched wide Snappy seat bottom
cushion
Pedal blocks
XL Snappy seat back cushion
Knee adductor positioning strap
AM-9 bucket seat
H-harness
Hand strap
Lateral supports
Wrist wraps
Safety flag
Wrist brace holding mitts
License plate
For a complete and updated list of available accessories, please visit our
website at www.ambucs.org.
Troubleshooting
Here are some common troubleshooting issues with answers.
Pedals/handles will not thread into crank arms.
Check to make sure that the right pedal is used on the right side and the left
pedal is used on the left side.
For any issues not answered here, please call AmTryke at 1-888-AMTRYKE or
email us at [e-mail].

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Maintenance
Maintenance is important to help keep your AmTryke in good working order
for years to come. This section includes some general maintenance tips.
Wheels and Tires
Wobbly wheels cut braking power, so keep all wheels running true. Wheels can
lose alignment over time when spokes stretch. Wheel alignment takes special
tools and know-how, so have this done by a professional/bike shop.
Proper tire pressure is also very important. If tire pressure is too low, it can
cause a flat and rolling resistance, and if tire pressure is too high, it can cause a
tube to blow out. Keep tires inflated to the pressure marked on the tire.
Correct pressure assures longest tire life. Repair tube punctures with a self-
adhesive patch, follow instructions that came with the repair kit.
Brakes
Brake shoes wear out so inspect them at least every six months. Make sure that
they are properly aligned on the wheel rim for maximum braking power. Make
adjustments if necessary.
It is best to let a professional to replace brake shoes. If you, however, decide to
replace them yourself, remove old brake shoes and install the new shoes in the
brake arm. Tighten the brake shoe clamp bolt.
Chain
Clean the chain at least every six months, more often if you have been riding
your tryke over sand and dirt, or through water and mud.
You do not have to remove the chain for cleaning. You may clean the chain
with an environmentally safe chain cleaning product and brush. If you use a
solvent (such as kerosene) then remove the chain (with a chain rivet tool) and
immerse it in the solvent to avoid spilling/staining, particularly on the tires or
brake shoes.
Before riding your tryke, always check that it is in proper working
order. Check that all quick release lock levers, nuts and bolts are
properly tightened, and that tires are properly inflated.

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Maintenance Schedule
Follow this maintenance schedule to keep your AmTryke in safe operating
condition.
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
PART
TO DO LIST
WHEN
All handlebar bolts
Check tightness
Every 4 months
Brake cables
Check for slack, frayed cable
Every 6 months
Brake arms
Check mounting bolt tightness
Every 6 months
Brake levers
Check tightness on handlebars
Every 6 months
Brake shoes
Inspect for wear, alignment
Every 6 months
Chain
Check for wear, clean, relube or tension
Every 6 months
Pedals
Check tightness
Every 9 months
Rear axle nuts
Check tightness
Every 4 months
Tires
Check tire pressure
Weekly
Wheel alignment
Check wheels for out of trueness
Every 6 months
Seat post
Check tightness of levers
Weekly
Seat
Check tightness
Monthly

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Warranty
All AmTrykes come with a three-year residential warranty and one-year
institutional warranty. The warranty begins with the date of purchase by the
consumer. Address all warranty questions to AmTryke LLC, P.O. Box 5127, High
Point, NC 27262; 1-800-838-1845.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS THE ONLY EXPRESS OR LIMITED WARRANTY
APPLICABLE TO AMTRYKE LLC. THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH HEREIN
MAY NOT BE EXTENDED, ENLARGED OR OTHERWISE MODIFIED BY ANY
AMTRYKE DEALER, AGENT OR EMPLOYEE, AND AMTRYKE DOES NOT ASSUME
ANY LIABILITY OR MAKE ANY WARRANTY EXCEPT AS STATED IN THIS LIMITED
WARRANTY.
PARTS: AmTryke will repair or replace, at its option, defective parts for this
tryke at no charge, for a period of one year after the date of original purchase.
Parts subject to normal wear and tear, including tires, tubes, seat, pedals and
handgrips are not covered by this one year period. Parts subject to normal
wear and tear, found to be defective by the purchaser within 30 days of
purchase, including tires, tubes, seat, pedals and grips, will be replaced by
AmTryke at no charge. This warranty does not include dealer service charges
for parts replacement or shipping charges to or from AmTryke.
FRAME: All AmTryke frames and forks are guaranteed to be free from defects
in materials and workmanship for a period of three years from the date of
original purchase. A frame or fork found defective in materials or workmanship
will be repaired or replaced at AmTryke’s option.
Useful Information
AmTryke LLC, owned and operated by National AMBUCS Inc., a national
nonprofit service organization, was established in 1994. It is dedicated to
creating mobility and independence for people with disabilities.
AMBUCS has provided over 16,000 AmTrykes to riders across the United States.
AMBUCS chapters fundraise and provide trykes for people with financial need.
Riders must be evaluated by a physical or occupational therapist to be eligible.
AmTryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program
The AmTryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program is about abilities, not disabilities.
The program’s goal is to provide people with disabilities the opportunity to ride
bikes. AmTryke has designed a wide range of models suitable for many
diagnoses at low cost.
AmTryke builds foot and hand trykes, and combination hand/foot driven
trykes. To ensure a proper fit, AmTrykes can be adapted in many ways,
including frame size, type of seat, trunk and leg support. As a therapeutic
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training. They are fun to ride and offer the opportunity for inclusive play. For
adults, AmTrykes provide a new form of mobility, exercise and freedom to
explore the community.
For therapists the trykes provide an age appropriate, safe, dynamic modality
for improving balance, coordination and strength. The trykes can build
endurance, self-confidence and provide another form of self-mobility aside
from the assistive device that the person may routinely use (i.e., wheelchair,
crutches, walker). The multiple adjustments and accessories of the trykes make
them a valuable addition to the medical therapy units’ repertoire of
therapeutic devices.
For parents and families the use of AmTryke fulfills the need of every child to
have a bike. All children deserve a chance to have a bike just like their siblings
and friends. Given a safe, stable platform, many riders, not previously
considered, can ride just like their peers. AmTrykes are designed to look like
bikes, not medical equipment, and to be age appropriate.
The AmTryke Road Trip brings the equipment to rehabs, clinics and therapy
centers. Training or in-services are offered to teach therapists about the
AmTryke program. These are often combined with bike days so families can
bring their riders and receive free evaluations for AmTrykes.
Donations
National AMBUCS Inc. supports the AmTryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program
through charitable contributions. Please help another child have the same joy
your child is experiencing by becoming a Friend of AMBUCS. Your contribution
of $25 or more will be used with other donations to buy a child on our Wish List
an AmTryke. All contributions are tax deductible. For more information, please
contact us at:
AMBUCS Resource Center
P.O. Box 5127
High Point, NC 27262
1-888-AMTRYKE, Ext. 113
[e-mail]
www.ambucs.org
Returns
No goods may be returned for credit without prior authorization from AmTryke
and items must be sent back within 30 days. AmTryke will not be responsible
for errors on size or other specifications when you order by telephone.
If you need to return merchandise for exchange or credit, disassemble the item
and pack it carefully in the original container to protect it from damage, and
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return. Claims for damages or shortages must be made within five days of
receiving the merchandise.
Please note: If there is extensive damage to an item upon delivery, call
AMBUCS Resource Center at 1-888-268-7953 ext. 1144, 8:30a.m.-5p.m. EST
Monday –Friday.
The address for UPS, FEDEX is:
AMBUCS Resource Center
4285 Regency Drive
Greensboro NC 27410
Refunds
After inspecting the returned merchandise, we will reimburse the purchase
price of the item, less original shipping costs. You can expect a refund in the
same form of payment originally used for purchase within 30 business days of
our receiving the items. A restocking fee of $50.00 is charged for returned
goods. You will be refunded the shipping cost if the return is a result of our
error. For any questions, please call us at 1-888-AMTRYKE or send email to
[email protected].

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AmTryke Sizing Charts
Refer to the following charts for guidance on appropriate sizes for AmTrykes
and helmets. See Rider’s measurements on the next page for guidance on how
the length is measured.
http://www.ambucs.org/?s=sizing+chart
Tools
Refer to the photo below to identify different tools:
Tools (top row tools are included with your AmTryke)
Wrench
Allen wrench
Quick release
wrench
Screwdrivers
(Flathead, Phillips)
Wrench
Socket
Pliers
Adjustable
wrench