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Mountain Trike MT push User Manual

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  • Page 1 MT push User Manual...

  • Page 2: Mt Push - Owner's Manual Issue

    MT push; a complete list can be found on page 9. In case of a conflict between the instructions in this manual and information provided by a component manufacturer, always follow the component manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Page 3 MT push, so you can get the most out of every ride. It is essential that you read this owner’s manual thoroughly before riding your MT push, we know you’re anxious to get riding, but it will only take a few minutes, and then you can unleash the full...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    A word about Warnings, Accidents and Safety ..............5 Think Safety........................6 A special note for parents ....................6 Your MT push ........................7 1.0 Setting up your MT push .................... 7 Intended Operator ....................7 Folding ........................ 8 Riding Instructions ....................12 Pre-Ride Mechanical Safety Checks ..............

  • Page 5: A Word About Warnings, Accidents And Safety

    If you crash or apply force that is higher than the limits of your MT push, you are very likely to cause damage to it or its parts. If your MT push has been damaged and you crash or load it again later, this additional impact or loading can cause a failure at a much lower load.

  • Page 6: Think Safety

    As a parent or guardian, you are responsible for the activities and safety of your minor child, and that includes making sure that the MT push is properly fitted to the child; that it is in good repair and safe operating condition; that you and your child have learned and understand the safe operation of the MT push.

  • Page 7: Your Mt Push

    Please note that not every MT push has all of the features described in this manual and the MT push pictured in the images may differ slightly to your own MT push. Ask your dealer to point out the features of your MT push. Intended Operator The MT push is a manual all terrain wheelchair that gives unsurpassed performance on a variety of challenging types of terrain.

  • Page 8: Folding

    CAUTION - The designed maximum weight of the rider is 100 kg (17 stone) Folding The MT push is designed in such a way that, when folded, it will fit into the back of a car for easy transport or require as little space as possible for storage.
  • Page 9 MT push - Owner’s Manual Issue 1 Folding the Push Handle Remove the push handle from the clamp by undoing the Quick Release lever. Slide the push handle up and out of the clamp and taking care not to overstretch the brake hoses, locate the handle under the loop on the back of the seat.
  • Page 10 MT push - Owner’s Manual Issue 1 WARNING - It is important that the QR levers are set to the right compression force, failure to do so could result in the rear shock becoming loose and in a worst case scenario, detaching during a ride causing the rider to lose control and fall.
  • Page 11 MT push - Owner’s Manual Issue 1 Footrest and Anti-tip Wheel Adjustment The footrest and anti-tip wheels can be raised, lowered or removed by pulling the spring loaded pins located behind the front legs of the frame and moving the footrest to the desired position.

  • Page 12: Riding Instructions

    To steer the MT push apply sideways motion to the push handle to initiate a turn. You may wish to apply the brake on the inside wheel to help make a tight turn. E.g. apply right Brake to help initiate a tight right turn.

  • Page 13: Transferring In And Out

    Transferring in and out Due to the presence of the extra features and systems on a MT push, special care must be taken whilst transferring in and out. Whilst every effort has been made to make the transfer as straight forward as possible, some extra consideration should be made before first attempting to transfer.
  • Page 14 Lift the footrest up to enable the Rider to get closer to the Seat during transfer. Do not stand on the footplate during transfer as this can overstrain the footplate or cause the MT push to tip forwards unexpectedly. You may wish to move the arm rests to improve access to the seat during Transfer.

  • Page 15: Steering

    Steering It is also recommended to practice turning and get a feel for the turning circle of the MT push in a flat and smooth area that’s free of obstructions before moving onto more challenging terrain or busy or confined spaces.

  • Page 16: Hill And Kerb Climbing

    Hill and Kerb Climbing The features of the MT push allow the rider to climb slopes that would be very difficult to climb in any other wheelchair. Climbing can be thought of as an advanced riding technique and should only be attempted once a good level of all round control has been achieved.

  • Page 17: Safety Advice

    Seat Belt and Foot Straps A seat belt and foot strap are provided with your MT push should you so wish to use them. The use of these items is an optional User preference as you are best placed to judge the suitability of them for your use.

  • Page 18: Riding Safely About Town

    Issue 1 Riding safely about town You may wish to ride your MT push around town, over uneven pavements, cobbled streets or inside buildings. 1. Avoid riding in the road as this can be highly dangerous, always stay on the pavement where possible 2.

  • Page 19: Night Riding

    Only use approved accessories and parts. Follow the associated instructions when installing them. Please consult your MT push dealer as some parts can only be fitted by a qualified technician or if you require any other assistance with fitting accessories.

  • Page 20: Looking After Your Mt Push

    To keep the MT push running at peak performance and to ensure the longest possible service life, after every long ride, or if ever the MT push is exposed to water (especially Sea water), mud and grit, the following service checks and actions should be made. If you are in any doubt about performing a service task yourself, you must consult your MT push dealer before attempting the task or riding the MT push.
  • Page 21 Steering Unit is loose when engaged, seek the advice of your MT push dealer WARNING - Never ride your MT push if the steering unit is loose as this can result in poor steering response which could cause you to lose control and fall.

  • Page 22: Maintenance Schedule

    In the case of a crash or fall, thoroughly check the MT push for any damage. Never ride your MT push unless you are completely confident that it is in full working order.

  • Page 23: Warranty

    Your 3 year warranty was automatically registered to you when you bought the MT push. Keep your receipt safe and you may wish to take a moment to write down your date of purchase, dealer details and MT push ID number on page 3 of this manual for your own records.
  • Page 24 MT push - Owner’s Manual Issue 1 push and may result in an unpredictable failure of a MT push that would not be covered by this warranty. The warranty does not apply to damage or failure due to accident, abuse, collision, impact or neglect.
  • Page 28 MT push - Owner’s Manual Issue 1 www.mountaintrike.com The Mountain Trike Company Ltd...

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