Fluid 9341235252217 Instruction Manual

Fluid Convertible Bike Trailer
Owner’s Instruction & Safety Manual
The Fluid Convertible Bike Trailer is a great way to move one or two children around behind your
bike, and has the added bonus of being a stroller which can be used independently of the bike.
The stroller components can be fitted without the need to turn the stroller/trailer upside down.
This product has been created and independently tested when in stroller configuration to comply
with ‘AS/NZS 2088:2013 Prams and Strollers – Safety requirements’.
This manual covers very important warnings and safety tips to reduce the risk in using this
product, however whilst not exceeding the limits in this manual you should always ride within your
skills and comfort level. Please read the entire manual including the warnings before assembling
and using this product.

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WARNING TO ASSIST IN AVOIDING INJURY OR DEATH,
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS
CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND USE.
ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHENEVER IN STROLLER CONFIGURATION
AND STATIONARY.
DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED.
SECURE THE CHILD(REN) IN THE HARNESS(ES) AT ALL TIMES.
DO NOT CARRY EXTRA CHILDREN BEYOND THE TWO CAPACITY IN/ON
THIS STROLLER. DO NOT CARRY EXTRA BAGS ON THIS STROLLER.
MAKE SURE CHILDREN ARE CLEAR OF ANY MOVING PARTS IF YOU
ADJUST THE STROLLER.
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILD UNDER 6 MONTHS OLD.
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILD UNDER 18 MONTHS OF AGE IN TRAILER
CONFIGURATION.
WHEN USED IN TRAILER CONFIGURATION CHILDREN SHOULD ALWAYS
WEAR A HELMET.
DO NOT EXCEED THE 40KG MAXIMIMUM LOAD.
DO NOT EXCEED THE 16KM PER HOUR MAXIMUM SPEED. AND ALWAYS
RIDE DEFENSIVELY.
CHECK TYRE PRESSURE BEFORE EACH RIDE, matinain between
25PSI/170kPa and 30PSI/205kPain each tyre.
THE VEHICLE IS DESIGNED FOR USE ON FLAT OR GENTLY SLOPING
SURFACES AND MAY BE UNSTABLE ON HIGHER SLOPING OR UNEVEN
SURFACES, AVOID RIDING OVER CURBS, POTHOLES, OR USING OFF
ROAD, TIPPING OR ROLLING HAZARD MAY OCCUR IF THESE
INSTRUCTIONS ARE IGNORED.
ALWAYS USE THE FLAG SUPPLIED WITH THE TRAILER TO ALLOW OTHERS
TO SEE YOU.
LONGER BRAKING DISTANCES WILL APPLY TO YOUR BIKE WITH THE
TRAILER ATTACHED, practice stopping on first use with the trailer and leave
additional space to slow/stop if required.
IN STROLLER CONFIGURATION CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN ON STAIRS OR
ESCALATORS. IN TRAILER CONFIGURATION NEVER USE ON STAIRS OR
ESCALATORS.
THE STROLLER IS NOT TO BE USED NEAR AN OPEN FIRE OR EXPOSED
FLAME.
THIS STROLLER HAS BEEN SUBMITTED FOR TESTING AS SUPPLIED, DO
NOT MODIFY OR FIT ACCESSORIES TO THIS PRODUCT.
ALWAYS USE LOCK PINS SUPPLIED WITH THIS PRODUCT.
AFTER ACCIDENT OR IF DAMAGE HAS BEEN NOTICED STOP USING
PRODUCT IMMEDIATELY, seek compotent assessment before continueing to
use the product.
ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHENEVER IN STROLLER CONFIGURATION
AND STATIONARY.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS:
Trailer body, cover, 2 rear wheels, 1 front wheel, hand bar, safety flag, parking brake,
brackets and wrench.
Main frame assembly
Remove trailer and all components from carton. While trailer is still in folded position, lift
both side panels to an upright position. Insert one side plastic panel into another side
plastic panel (Refer to diagram).
WARNING DO NOT REMOVE ANY PANNELING FROM THE
TRAILER BODY it is designed to assist in preventing contact between the child
and moving parts.

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ASSEMBLE THE BRAKE
The foot brake is pre-assembled in the trailer but you need to adjust the brake by
following the instructions below. Screw the red parts to the hole show in the below
image and lock it.
WARNING
The brakes must always be applied when used in stroller configuration and
the stroller is not moving
When in trailer configuration and attached to a bike, ensure both brakes are
released prior to riding.

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Installing wheels
Place the wheel hub on the axle by simply pushing in the wheel until it snaps in
place, so the wheel cannot be removed. To remove the wheels, lift back of trailer up
and simply push on the push buttons located on the axle and remove the wheel (See
diagram).
ATTACHING THE TOW BAR – TRAILER END
1) The hitch arm is held in place by a spring pin and a lock pin. Depress the spring pin
and slide the tow bar into the receiver on the left side of the trailer as shown.
2) Once the spring pin locks in place in the hole in the bracket, locate the lock pin,
(tethered on the trailer frame), then insert the pin through the bracket and into the
hole in the tow bar. The pin should go completely through the tow bar and bracket.
3) Once the pin is through, rotate the spring clip up and over until it snaps into place
over the pin head.
4) Give the pin a tug to be sure it is secure.
WARNING Ensure the tow bar is removed before using as a stroller.
ATTACHING THE TOP COVER
Position cover over the top of the trailer so that the roll-up window with bug mesh screen
is positioned over the front of the trailer.
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The cover is designed to keep passengers and cargo dry and warm in inclement
weather and protects from flying debris. The rain PVC cover can be rolled up to allow
for added ventilation in hot weather. Hook & Loop closures keep the rain cover out of the
way when rolled up.
FOLDING AND ERECTING THE VEHICLE FOR TRANSPORT AND STORAGE.
Step 1, Remove the Top Cover – This is the reverse procedure explained in the
‘attaching the top cover section’
Step 2, Press the red toggle (highlighted below in red) on the quick release section on
the top bars of the frame.
Step 3, Collapse the top bars of the frame downwards.
Erection of the vehicle is the reverse of the folding procedure, ensure the quick release
‘clicks’ into position.
Note: there is no secure latching in the close position; it is recommended that the
wheels and/or tow bar are removed before lifting the vehicle, or that two people lift the
vehicle.
There is potential for fingers or parts of the body to be injured when the vehicle
is being folded or unfolded, and due care should be exercised.
USING THE FIVE POINT SEAT HARNESS
The harness system in your foldable trailer is designed to keep your passengers
immobilized and secure during transport. The harness is designed to accommodate one
or two children.
●Disconnect shoulder strap clips from crotch strap D-RING.
●Place child(ren) in seat(s).
If carrying a single passenger, place child in the middle of the trailer seat.

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●Put one strap over each shoulder and connect to the D-RING of the crotch strap.
●Adjust shoulder & crotch straps to be snug and secure.
●Fasten lap belt and tighten securely.
WARNING Never ride without securing passengers in the Five point
Harness. Unrestrained passengers can affect bike handling; and they may be
more likely to be injured in the event of an accident.
NEVER LEAVE THE HARNESS BUCKLED WHEN NOT FITTED TO A
CHILD IN THE STROLLER, THE HARNESS CAN FORM LOOPS WHICH
MAY POSE A STARNGULAGTION HAZARD.
ATTACHING TRAILER TO BICYCLE
1) Pull the trailer hitch out of the drawbar and fit it onto the bicycle rear axle：
a. On axles with quick release, take out the whole axle, push the trailer hitch
onto the nut and fit the axle back in.
b. On axles fastened with hexagonal nuts, unscrew the nut with washer. Push
the trailer hitch onto the axle and screw the nut back on with the washer.
2) Connect the hitch on the drawbar and secure the lock pin.
3) Once the drawbar is attached, pull safety belt through the rear end chain stay on the
bicycle and hook it into the bracket on the drawbar, ensure there is no slack that
could become tangled in any moving parts.
WARNING If the hitch interferes with your bike or other bike attachments, or
if it does not tighten securely, do not use. Contact your bike retailer for help with
proper installation.
ATTACH THE HANDLEBAR
1) Attach the two handlebar mounting tubes to the frame on the rear panel.
2) With the open end of the mounting tube facing up, align the holes on the tube to
the holes on the frame.
3) Insert screws through the tube and holes in the frame and attach the nuts from the
inside of the cabin.
4) Tighten firmly using a screwdriver and wrench.

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5) Slide the ends of the handlebars into the mounting tubes, align the holes, and
insert the lock pins.
INSTALLING THE FRONT STROLLER WHEEL
The trailer comes with a stroller kit that allows for easy stroller when it is not attached to
the bicycle. By following the instructions below, you can convert the trailer to a stroller in
no time.
Insert the stroller wheel into the round tube in the front center of the trailer body. Then fix
the front wheel by using a lock pin.
WARNING NEVER LEAVE THE FRONT WHEEL ATTACHED WHEN
USING INTRAILER CONFIGURATION, it may interfer with the handling of
the bike, cause unexpected movements, or impact a hard object causing
perminant damage to the vehicle.