Reacha DIY User manual

We are very pleased that you have chosen a handcart and bicycle trailer from reacha. Our frame, which is
made in Bavaria, and the other parts of our products have been developed with care to guarantee you the
best possible handling and long durability.
If you use the trailer on the road, please note that the legal regulations for the use of bicycles and bicycle
trailers in the individual countries distinguish between them. Please obey the law and be considerate
towards other road users.
Please read our detailed operating instructions before the first use, which you can access via the follow-
ing link: www.reacha.de/pages/manual
Have fun with your reacha,
Your reacha team
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good goods tegernsee GmbH, Flößergasse 6a, D-81369 München / [email protected]
Status: January 2022
NO PASSENGER TRANSPORT
reacha load trailers are not designed for the transport of persons, especially not for children, and are
not approved for this purpose!
reacha must be installed professionally, otherwise there is a risk of accidents with life-threatening
injuries.
Care must be taken with the moving parts and especially with the snap-locks of the frame. Especially
with the first and inexperienced use there is a danger of getting your fingers and hands trapped. Pay
particular attention to the fact that during snapping the clips no skin gets into the aperture.
QUICK GUIDE
WARNING
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Place the wheel frames and the trunk with the connecting tubes on the ground according to the illustra-
tion. Pay attention to the alignment of the trunk: there is a sewn-in QR Code on the inside of (B) with
which you can call up the assembly instructions.
Grasp the clip of the Snap-Lock on the grip surfaces with one finger each. Press with both thumbs away
from the pipe perpendicular to the pipe axis to open the clip. To close, light pressure from above onto the
clip and snap it into place. !!! When assembling and disassembling the trailer there is on the moving parts
and the snap-locks danger of pinching for fingers and hands !!!
1Snap-lock adjustment
2Mainframe assembly
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4Drawbar mounting
Use the two drawbars and the drawbar extension for mounting. Make sure that the bar with the reacha
logo is on the right side (1). Insert the drawbar extension with the holes facing upwards into the orange
snap-locks of the bars.
Let the drawbar extension protrude a few holes without closing the snap-locks, so that the drawbar can
adjust flexibly when you take the next step.
3Mainframe assembly
First insert the outer ends of one wheel frame into the connecting tubes in the trunk. Close the snap-locks
at the desired hole position. The snap-locks are in the perfect position for correct locking when exactly
half a hole is visible. It is best to leave the snap-locks open until the drawbar is attached, as this will allow
the frame to be more flexible and the tubes to attach more easily. Attach the second bike frame in the
same way.
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Open the Velcro of one side panel and fold both ends over the inner tube of the wheel mount.
Position the Velcro fasteners one above the other and close them by pressing them together.
Do the same on the other side. The trunk is now completely assembled and ready for the first use.
Attach the two bent ends of the drawbar rails with open snap-lock to the tube ends of the mainframe (3).
It is easiest to do this in a standing position and use the floor as a support. To click the snap-locks into
place, turn the two short ends of the drawbar slightly inwards and then release the snap-lock closing
mechanism (4). The further you pull out the main tube at the top end of the drawbar, the easier it will be.
With a wider setting of the wheel frame, the torsion increases. It is therefore easiest to mount the draw-
bar on the narrowest hole position of the mainframe.
5Wheel assembly
The wheel mounts of reacha are designed for wheels with a hub width of 100mm, with a minimum dia-
meter of 20" and a maximum diameter of 26". The width of the tyres must not exceed 4.0". The tightening
torque at the mounting must be between 5.0 and 7.5 Nm. Only use wheels that meet these characteristics,
otherwise there is a risk of damage, injury and accidents.
Trunk assembly
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Open the snap-locks on the bow and first plug it into the front bow connector. Plug the bow then onto
the rear bow connector and close the snap-locks. The Bow is ready mounted.
7Bow assembly
Put the trunk on the floor. On one side there are the Velcro fasteners pointing upwards, which you use to
close the carrying bag. Put the loose frame components into the trunk.
Fold the side of the trunk opposite the Velcro fasteners over the frame parts.
Pull the other side of the trunk over the frame parts and close the Velcro.
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8Transport and storage