Rehatri HP1427 User manual

HP1427

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Safety
Safety is very important to us. Products are designed in accordance
with the latest safety standards and are constantly monitored for quality. We
use informaon from this quality control to develop our products.
We urge all riders to seekthe opinion of their health-care provider(s) before
riding their tryke.
Should be used for their intended purpose only.
Safe Riding Tips
Before riding, familiarize yourself how the tryke operates —it’s steering,
braking and shigears (if applicable). Adjust the seat, handlebars and pedals to
fit the rider. Please see Fing for Rider secon in this manual for
more informaon.
Here are some ps about riding safety:
•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 fing helmet sits on the head
comfortably −a helmet that sits high onthe head is too small. Some
movement is acceptable, but a helmet that moves a lot is too large. See the
illustraon below for reference:
Correct Way to Wear Helmet
Wear the helmet flat atop your head,
not lted 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
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 ed properly.
•Most trykes are equipped with a steering pin and have three steering opons
available:
oFull steering: No steering pin. This opon 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 opon allows riders to turn 20 degrees in either
direcon, thus, reducing the risk ofover-steering or pping over.
oNo steering: This opon allows for riding straight only. A supervising adult
is required to turn the tryke.
•To avoid pping the tryke over, approach wheelchair ramps orthresholds at
a 90-degree angle.
•Use cauon 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 opons for control features. Consult to find
out the best soluon for your rider.
•Many riders do not have the motor skills required to be able to use the hand
brake effecvely.
•Depending ontrunk stability, behavioral compliance and body awareness,
some riders may need supports (e.g., lateral, head), belts (e.g. lap, shoulder),
hip abductors orother specialized equipment. A physical therapist/health
professional can assist you with any recommendaons.
•Riders should only be allowedto ride trykes that arethe appropriate size. If
you are uncertain, refer to Sizing Charts in this manual or contact a
physical therapist.
•Before riding, always check that all res are inflated properly.
•If parts are broken or missing, the tryke should not be used unl repaired.
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.
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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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
lever(s) gradually unl you feel brake(s) working. The le 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 operang the rear
brake slightly before the front brake.
Shift Gears
If your tryke has shi gears, use precauon when shiing gears. When shiing
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 shier 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
Please refer to the following instrucons on how to assemble your tryke. Study
the instrucons carefully before beginning assembly and follow the sequence
shown in the instrucons.
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
plasc 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 unl
snug and then use proper tools to ghten nuts completely.
Getting Started
Your 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-
for assistance.
Remove packaging material and discard. See the following photo to idenfy
different parts:
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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Your also includes the following hardware not shown in the picture
above:
Seat back hardware
Front
wheel
Seat back
Back
wheel
Nut
cover
Foot plaorm
Main
frame
Front
fork
Crank
arms
Padded seat
Basket
Rear
frame
Chain
covers
Brake
lever
Shi
control
Handlebar
stem
Seat belt
Basket
brace
Rear
axle
Front
brake
Sprocket
Back
wheel
Basket hardware
Steering
centering
spring

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You needthe following tools for assembly (too see a picture of different tools,
see page 11):
Frames
Start assembling your tryke by first aaching the rear frame onto the main
frame. First, take a lookat its parts (axle isn’t preinstalled):
Before aaching the rear frame to the main frame, aach back wheels to it:
1. Remove the axle nut, washer and
spacer from the axle.
2. Slide the axle through the rear frame
from the right side to the leside of
the tryke unl the axle protrudes out
of both sides.
3. Slide the wide spacer over the le axle
side.
4. Remove the axle nut from the right
side.
5. Slide the back wheels onto both sides.
Put a washer onthe axle first and then
the axle nut. Use a 22 mm socket or
adjustable wrench to ghten.
6. Install black axle nut covers over the
nuts. Tap lightly with the palm of your
hand to secure.
Nut cover
Rear frame with axle (pictured from back)
Rear axle (leside)
Spacer
Leside
Right side
Hub
Spacer
Washer
Axle nut
TOOLS REQUIRED:
•8 and 10 mm wrench/socket
•12 and 13 mm wrench/socket
•14 and 15 mm wrench (incl.)
•22 mm socket or adjustable wrench
•7/32 and 5/32 Allen wrench
•Flat and Phillips head screwdriver

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To aach the rear frame onto the main frame, slide the main frame assembly
over the square mang tube on the rear
frame. Insert the frame pin and thread
lever handle bolt to secure the two
pieces.
Handgrips
To install the handgrips, stand in front of
the tryke and carefully hand thread the
le handgrip counterclockwise and the
right clockwise onto the crank arms.
When you are sure that they are threaded correctly, ghten with a 15 mm
wrench or socket.
Frame lever and frame pin
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVER TIGHTEN AXLE NUTS. DOING SO
BINDS AXLE BEARINGS AND CREATES LOUD CREAKING OR CLICKING NOISE.
UNTIGHTEN NUTS UNTIL WHEELS OPERATE QUIETLY.
Crank arms (pictured from front)
NOTE: The handgrip with the brake lever
goes on the lecrank arm and the
handgrip with the shier lever goes on the
right crank arm.
TIP: Pedal threads ghten toward
front of bike.
CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WHEN THREADING PEDALS. DO NOT FORCE.
PEDALS THREAD EASILY WHEN INSTALLED PROPERLY.

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Foot Platform
To install the foot plaorm to the frame, begin by pung a thick washer over a
large Allen bolt. Hold foot plaorm
assembly to the underside of the frame
and align holes. Start threading each
Allen bolt with thick washer by hand
unl both are threaded enough to hold
foot plate assembly in place. Use the
Allen key provided to ghten the bolts
unl secure.
Seat
Start seat assembly by first pung
together the seat:
1. Slide the backrest into the seat and
align the holes.
2. Slide a large flat washer over an
Allen bolt and through the seat belt
grommet, and put the bolt through
the hole in the backrest.
3. Put a small flat washer and nut on
the other side ofthe bolt. Use a 13
mm wrench or socket to ghten the
nut. (Repeat process on the other
side).
Next, install the seat to the frame:
1. Remove four nuts from the boom
of the seat and place the seat on the
rear frame with the threaded bolts
protruding through the seat plate.
Threaded
bolt
Seat plate (pictured from boom)
Step 1
Steps 2 and 3
Hole
Allen
bolt
Foot plaorm

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2. Thread the nuts back to the bolts and use a 13 mm socket or wrench to
ghten securely.
Basket
To install the basket, follow these steps:
1. Aach the basket support using two
short black Phillips screws, two nuts
and two black brace brackets.
2. Aach the basket to the backside of
the seat back using two clamps, two
long lag bolts and two nuts.
3. Aach the basket support bar to the
rear frame using two bolts and two
nuts.
Wheel Reflectors
To install the wheel reflectors, place the reflectors in an area onthe rim that is
opposite the valve stem, behind a single
spoke with two spokes onthe opposite
side. Align the front of spoke with the clot
in the reflector. Insert the white pin with
the sloed end going over the spoke into
the hole in the reflector. Use a
screwdriver to turn the white pin unl it
locks in place.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Single spoke
Wheel reflector
Brace
brackets
Phillips
screws
Clamp
Lag bolt
Lag bolt
Clamp
Basket
support
bar