Operation; Tuning The Suspension; Maintenance - Tout Terrain STREAMLINER Manual

OPERATION

The maximum additional load is 35 kg. Please
consider the following points for use:
• Never transport a child whose motor func-
tion or size is not sufficient to independently
grip the handlebars and stabilize themselves.
• Your child must always wear a properly
fitted helmet.
• Equip your child with cycling gloves as well
as suitable, breathable bicycle clothing
appropriate to riding conditions.
• To protect your child from dirt and flies
they should always wear protective glasses.
In bright conditions ensure they have
appropriate sun and UV protection.
• Remember that your child is active on the
Streamliner and can become fatigued.
Always plan trips appropriate to their skill
and fitness level, and plan breaks for them
to rest and recover. Make sure to bring
sufficient food and water for your trip.
• Communicate with your child while riding so
they learns when to change gears and brake.

TUNING THE SUSPENSION

Shock pressure should be adjusted dependant
on your child's weight. Adjust the air pressure
so that the negative travel (sag) is about 30 %
of the travel of the shock. This should be done
when the Streamliner is ready to go. i.e. with
child. Damping should be adjusted so that the
shock compresses quickly, but without kicking
back on rebound. Please also read the separate
manual for the shock.
Note that the shock should also be adjusted
according to terrain and riding conditions.
Tip: A separate manual for the shock
containing detailed informationen on
setup is available for download on the
product webpage at: https://tout-terrain.de/
en/the-products/trailers/

MAINTENANCE

Examine the wear-parts at regular intervals
according to your useage. Parts which should
be examined before each trip for wear and
function include:
• Tire tread
• Tire air pressure
• Spoke tension and free rotation of the wheel
• Shock function
• Correct & secure wheel fitment
Please register your product at
www.tout-terrain.de.
This will validate your warranty,
and with that, your safety.
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