Bike Tow Leash 1-Running-Dog BTL Manual

Dog exerciser and k9 powered bicycle all-in-one fun device

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Dog Exerciser and K9 Powered Bicycle all-in-one FUN Device!
Bike with your dog safely under control!
causing tips, tangles & jerks. Installs with No Tools in seconds and most dogs learn it first time out!
INSTRUCTIONS-- DO NOT DISCARD – All Riders Must Read & Follow these Instructions.
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BEFORE USE READ, Understand & Follow All Instructions
Strictly adult-supervised, steady bicycle riders only on non-powered bikes. Check with vet for dog's limitations.
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Clip BTL to a 1 inch or wider Martingale collar. Use a loose non-tightening ring if dog doesn't back out.
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Harnesses have less control and may place dog too far forward. Control harness can be used attached at front.
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Start in a familiar area. Keep mast between dog and bike. If dog drops back, pedal slower and brake down hills.
Say dog's name: "Move" to go, "Wait"- to slow or stop, "Leave-it" and pedal away from distractions.
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Slow down before turning and notify dog by using name and the direction you want to go.
If dog pulls mast back against tire, correct immediately with "NO! HEEL!, turn toward dog or stop.
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Note: CONTINUING TO RUB THE REAR TIRE WILL DAMAGE BTL AND VOID WARRANTY.
Avoid oncoming people by saying "Heel" or "Closer" to get dog close, pedal & steer well to one side.
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When dog-biking, always use BTL, a helmet, a bike with fat knobby tires & hand brakes.
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KEEP BOTH HANDS ON BRAKES READY TO STOP when dog squats, steps over mast and for obstructions.
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When stopped, keep brakes applied and your weight on the bike. It is easier with a lowered bike seat so both of
your feet touch the ground.
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Bring dog water for frequent water breaks and avoid extended rides when it is hot out or pavement is hot.
Stay on your seat, turn and pedal away from distractions and fearful situations. Say "leave it" & "heel."
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Avoid obstacles, streets, traffic, slippery surfaces, gravel, gratings, glass & erratic turns.
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Never leave the bike unattended upright with dog attached. Lay bike down if you have get off but stay there.
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Monitor the distance the dog runs. Check paw pads & if ground surface temperature is hot to the touch.
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To ride without your dog, simply clip leash securely behind bike seat out of the way. See Photo top right.
Alternatively, remove BTL in seconds.
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Refer to our website FAQs or contact us about attaching to Right Hand Side or riding with multiple dogs.
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Easier than a regular leash, the BTL prevents injury

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  • Page 1 Dog Exerciser and K9 Powered Bicycle all-in-one FUN Device! Bike with your dog safely under control! Easier than a regular leash, the BTL prevents injury causing tips, tangles & jerks. Installs with No Tools in seconds and most dogs learn it first time out! INSTRUCTIONS-- DO NOT DISCARD –...
  • Page 2 1-Running-Dog Bike Tow Leash® Bicycle Installation Instructions: 1. Slip the inner clamp inside the frame ideally against the forward edge of the rear axle. Orient inner clamp with upper bolt pointing outward above the axle mount or frame tube and the lower bolt below the axle mount or frame tube as in FIG 1 on previous page &...
  • Page 3 1-RUNNING-DOG BIKE TOW LEASH® SCOOTER MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Clamp to Seat Hinge on Pride Legend Scooter Close-up Pride Legend BTL Mounted to Seat Hinge Adjusted to Dog’s Shoulder Ht. Angled back to Locate BTL as far aft as possible BTL Clamped to Arm Rest Support Most Secure.
  • Page 4 1-Running-Dog Bike Tow Leash® ADULT TRICYCLE ADAPT Locate adapter below axle for small dogs as in right photo above. Locate adapter close to wheel above axle, as photo on left, for medium to large dogs. If fender mount or brakes interfere with above axle location place adapter below axle as in photo below.

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