Rompa Rehatri User manual

1. Product Name
Rehatri
2. Product Code
21040
3. Colour
Red
4. Brief Description
Specifically designed for riders with special needs to build self-confidence, independence
and mobility.

5. Contents

6. Snoezelen® Stimulations
Vestibular
7. Best Use
Use outside
8. Compatible ROMPA® Products
Not applicable
9. Starting Up
Follow the installation instructions carefully below to assemble the bike.

10. Detailed Description
Designed to grow with the child, the adjustable back rest and handlebar allow for long
term use. Includes rear steering handle for carers/parents, and disc brake. For 6 years
and over.
11. Safety
Please check equipment carefully for any damage that may result during shipping
before use. Contact ROMPA immediately if there are problems.
Always supervise the use of this product.
Client safety is dependent on the appropriate choice of activity to match, yet
challenge physical ability. Ensure this product is used appropriately and safely.
Instructions on the self-assembly and maintenance of this equipment must be read
and be familiar to anyone using this equipment.
Clients should wear a safety helmet with all mobile equipment.
This equipment must not be stored outside.
12. Technical Specification
Size: 41cm wheels; Seat adjusts from 53 to 71cm (21-28") inside leg
Fully adjustable back rest and handlebars
Self-levelling pedals with heal and instep Velcro® straps
Steering lock allowing graduated steering: forward, 20 degrees right/left and free
steering
Four-way adjustable seating
Easy frame length adjustment with large easy to use knobs
Hinged front end provides three setting options for hand/foot crank to seat
alignment
Low centre of gravity
Parking brake
Lap seat belt and seat back chest strap
Weight: 30kg
Easily dismantled for transport in a car boot
Length: 152cm
Width: 74cm

13. Installation
Tools Required for Assembly
6mm and 5mm Allen wrench (included)
10 mm wrench or socket
14mm wrench or socket
15mm wrench or socket
22mm wrench or socket
#2 Phillips head screwdriver
1. Slide the front frame section into the rear frame section.
2. Slide rear wheels onto axle on each side.

3. Install rear axle nut onto left and right side of threaded axle. Use a 22mm
socket/wrench to tighten.
4. Install white axle nut cover onto axle nut, press firmly and then lightly tap with hammer.
5. Loosen nuts on from wheel axle and then install from wheel on to fork, use a 15mm
wrench or socket to tighten nuts.

6. Insert frame safety pin through both sections of the frame fully.
7. Install frame knob by turning in clockwise, you will only be able to turn ½ a turn at a
time.
8. Install loading brake by placing brake assembly on top of frame and installing the
two Allen bolts from the bottom.

9. Install the handlebar stem by placing it in the head tube, marked on the side of the
stem is the maximum height line; please pay close attention to this.
10. Remove two 6mm Allen bolts from steering stem handlebar clamp, insert handlebar and
replace handlebar clamp and tighten two 6mm Allen screws.
11. Install seat post onto rear frame section, remove two levers by unscrewing counter
clockwise. Place red seat post on frame and place clamping plate on bottom of frame
with two levers going through plate and screw clockwise into mating piece.

12. Install the pedal leveller pulley by turning it clockwise into the front hole on the black plate.
13. Located at the rear are two 6mm Allen bolts, remove both Allen bolts.

14. Place the white basket on the black plate and align the holes in the basket with the holes
in the black plate
15. Place metal basket brace in basket so that it aligns up with the two holes that you
removed the 6mm Allen bolts from.
16. Install two 6mm Allen bolts that you removed earlier through the metal basket brace
and into the rear frame and turn clockwise to tighten.