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Buddyrider Pet Seat User manual

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Step Two
Assemble the seat by raising the front
platform and securing the center support
arm with the blue screw and one of the
washers. Be sure not to overtighten.
2
Step Four
Attach the receiver to your bicycle
seat post. There must be at least 1.75
inches of post exposed below the seat
to make this connection.
Keep this connection as high up the
seat post as possible. This will give the
rider more legroom when peddling.
4
1
Step One
Check all parts are included
Buddyrider®
Installation
Instructions
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Step Six
Position the seat on the arm as far forward as
possible without interfering with your handle
bars or steering post.
Mark this position with a small pencil mark on
the bar behind the pet seat. Remove the pet
seat and then remove the metal support arm
from the bike using the quick release pin.
6
7
Step Seven
Position the pet seat as close to the
pencil mark as possible while lining up
the holes. Using the four red screws and
washers provided, mount the pet seat
to the metal bar. Make sure all four
screws are in position before tightening.
Be sure not to overtighten.
8
Step Eight
Install the assembled pet seat to the
bicycle using the quick release pin and
be sure to secure that with the cotter
pin provided or a small pad lock.
9
Step Nine
Once the harness is attached to the
Buddyrider, place your pet in the seat,
connect the two clips and adjust
as needed.
Step Five
Insert metal support arm, flat section up,
into the receiver. Secure with the quick
release pin as shown.
5
3
Step Three
Attach the harness as shown. Clips will
be in front and behind the neck, and
connected to the Buddyrider via the
straps on the sides.
Leave collar unclipped for now.
BUDDYRIDER TIP!
Before attempting to ride with your
little buddy, you may want to get them
comfortable in the seat first while it is
on the ground. Try treats to entice
them to sit in the Buddyrider if they
hesitate to get in.
Enjoy and have fun!
TIP!
ART-066-00-005-a
Read instructions carefully before placing a pet in this
seat. Failure to follow these instructions could result in
serious injury. By attaching the Buddyrider pet seat to a
bicycle you are acknowledging that you have read
and understand the warnings and instructions.
Please note that there are the inherent dangers that
may be associated with transporting a pet on a
bicycle just as there are to you when riding a bicycle
and in no way is Buddy Ventures International Ltd.
responsible if injury does occur. Only experienced adult
cyclists, who are very confident in their abilities as a
rider should transport a pet using this seat. The
Buddyrider is intended for pleasure riding only, if you
decide to partake in extreme cycling with your buddy
on board you run a greater risk of injury.
You should check that screws and bolts are tight and
secure before each ride.
DO NOT MOUNT TO CARBON FIBER SEAT POST.
If you have a carbon fiber seat post you must replace it
with an aluminum or steel seat post.
Stay Safe!
Just like a seat belt on a child car seat, the Buddyrider
safety harness is designed to limit unnecessary
movement so your pet remains in a safe position to
enjoy the ride. This harness should be used at all times.
Prior to using, check the seat is secure to the bicycle and
no parts are cracked, loose, missing, or broken.
Due to the size and weight associated with transporting
a pet on a bicycle, extreme care must be taken at all
times. The rider may be required to make quick
corrective action when the pet moves its weight.
Care should be taken when placing your pet into the
seat, and also when removing them. This should be done
in a safe place away from distractions such as other pets
and traffic.
Initial rides should be brief, over smooth ground, in a safe
location and away from all distractions.
Increase the duration only when both rider and pet
become accustomed and confident. Extended rides
during extreme temperatures (hot or cold) should be
avoided. Always bring water along for the ride.
Never leave a pet unattended in this seat. Due to the
higher center of gravity, a bicycle may fall over if parked
on its stand or without proper support.
Do not allow your pet to become a distraction when
riding. Keep your focus on the safe operation of your
bicycle, the rules of the road, the environment around
you and other cyclists, pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
ART-066-00-005-a