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- Page 1 ™ your sport survival guide...
- Page 2 evolution is watching a baby develop. revolution is watching the buggy develop, from newborn to upright toddler(s)
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
11 double............12 we hope you had some fun with our... -
Page 4: Bits ` Bobs
Your sport buggy has been packed with Rear Guards for the rear wheels. Attach prior to fi tting buggy wheels To attach Open your sport carton and check that the following bits and bobs are there Lay buggy fl at, as shown. 1 x buggy... -
Page 5: One: Wheeling
one: wheeling dealing Using ‘z’ tool provided fasten to buggy with screws, as shown. Repeat for other rear wheel. Push axle through hole in centre of rear wheel (from the side opposite the brake disk). Insert wheel axle into main buggy axle. -
Page 6: Two: Swivel
two: swivel swerve Locate and undo frame lock and lift Release swivel lock. Check your wheel is in place for use. webbing strap off peg as shown. (Use long webbing lock when front to lock/unlock swivel wheel wheel is on buggy; use shorter web- bing lock when front wheel is off). -
Page 7: Three: Up
three: running up ` running Lift buggy as shown. Keeping fi ngers clear of main hinge, extend front of buggy. Set all wheels on ground. Lift buggy handle until auto-locks ‘a’ & ‘b’ engage (with a click!). Ensure that auto locks are properly engaged. -
Page 8: Four: Handle`hood
Now you’re up and running don’t let buggy hood get away on you - use brakes. The sport hood is packed disconnected. Stand behind buggy and lift brake lever To reconnect: up to deactivate. Push down to put Locate sun hood and hold it facing brakes on. -
Page 9: Five: Insert Baby
five: insert baby Apply brakes and insert baby. Open hood and attach domes, at Use safety harness. bottom of hood, to main seat, ‘e’. Unclip buckles on breastplate Pull eyelet at top of hood over pegs (circled in red) and place baby in buggy. on each side of frame, ‘f’... -
Page 10: Ups ` Downs
downs newborn buggy Fully undo zips on each side of (carry a newborn baby) buggy seat for a With buggy set up ready to go, completely fl at apply brakes. newborn bed. undo clips at back of seat, ‘a’ & ‘b’... -
Page 11: Toddler
downs recline seat toddler buggy (carry a child) Undo zips inside seat to recline. This position is generally comfortable for This position is not recommended for a child from 4 months, once child is strong children under 6 months. Newborns need enough to support its head. -
Page 12: Folding
Make sure children are clear of buggy before folding, unfolding or adjusting the buggy. Avoid injury: watch fi ngers, especially near main frame hinge. This is often purchased separately with your sport buggy; carton contains the Rotate both auto following bits and bobs locks‘a’ &... -
Page 13: Baby ` Toddler
ones twos baby toddler buggy Insert double seat into side tubes using plastic hinges ensuring silver (carry a newborn baby child) buttons engage fully through buggy frame holes. baby toddler position requires purchase Double seat will rest on main of double kit accessory, with plastic hinges, frame of buggy. -
Page 14: Double
ones twos double buggy Push in silver buttons and slide on ensuring buttons fully engage through (carry 2 toddlers) holes on frame. Put buggy in toddler position. Load heavier child in front seat fi rst. Then Remove hinges from double seat. place lighter child in double seat at back. -
Page 15: Tricks ` Treats
` uv sunny days cocoon for sport Unfold cover carefully. Plastic can The cocoon is a light, portable bassinet become brittle and be damaged in cold which fi ts quickly and easily in buggy, so weather. -
Page 16: Buggy Storage
tricks treats buggy storage Leaving the wheels attached Insert folded buggy into travel bag; blazing saddles (pair) wheels up, brakes off. Unpack and use Zip bag up leaving wheels and Rear hook/loop tape on Guards exposed. back to attach to each side of buggy frame. -
Page 17: Buggy Liners
tricks treats buggy liners bacpac X buggy bunny Put it on your back or attach it to your buggy. Remove 2 straps looped through D rings, Place in buggy and feed ‘a’ and ‘b’, at top of bacpac. harness straps through gaps. Attach clips on straps to bacpac D rings, Attach hook and loop ‘a’... - Page 18 ™ ™ smartbuggy metoo metro adapt survive! ™ ™ escape tott Phil & Teds Most Excellent Buggy Co Ltd (Phil&Teds), phil and teds, the phil & teds logo, the shapes and designs of the products and the adapt & survive logo are global trademarks of Phil&Teds. Phil & Teds is the owner of all past, present and future intellectual property used and developed in relation to the business and reserves all rights in relation to its intellectual property and the presentation of it.
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Page 19: Cuts ` Bruises
Rinse out soap. Do not use when inside parked cars. Allow for this . detergents or bleach. Air dry. Don’t leave the sport out in the sun - the fabric is fade resistant rubber covers ` grip but not fade proof (just like your kids!). -
Page 20: Rights ` Remedies
What is covered? Workmanship or materials to any person or property directly or indirectly that are deemed faulty, providing the sport has, as a result of using the product. at all times, been used in normal conditions, Who do I contact? -
Page 21: Return ` Relax
™ warranty form Name Which most excellent product did you buy? twin escape sport Address smartbuggy metro accessories metoo bebe double kit pepe tott Date of purchase? Phone Rate from 1-10 how likely you would be to recommend this product to someone else? - Page 22 stamp ™ 102-112 daniell street newtown wellington 6021 new zealand...
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Page 23: Warnings
warnings ! WARNING: Apply brakes when you park the buggy. Apply brakes when loading or Keep with your buggy for future reference. unloading children. WARNING: Buggy in single or baby There’s a pocket at the front of the parcel & toddler configuration is intended for tray just for this. - Page 24 © phil and teds most excellent buggy company ltd. Issue 2 (sport) November 2006...
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