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- Page 1 ProSeries Foot Tryke 1412 #50-FC-1412 Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Maintenance Schedule .................. 19 Warranty ....................... 20 Useful Information ..................20 AmTryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program ............20 Donations ...................... 21 Returns ......................21 Refunds ......................22 AmTryke Sizing Charts ................... 23 Tools ......................23 Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 3: About Amtrykes
AmTryke® therapeutic tricycles, owned and operated by National AMBUCS™ Inc., are designed for people with disabilities who are unable to operate a traditional bicycle. AmTryke tricycles or “trykes,” can be operated by feet, hands or both, and include a wide variety of models. The trykes can also be adjusted to fit the needs of different riders, including frame size, type of seat, trunk and leg supports. -
Page 4: Safety
Before riding, familiarize yourself how the tryke operates —it’s steering, braking and shift gears (if applicable). Adjust the seat, handlebars and pedals to fit the rider. See Fitting AmTryke for Rider in this manual for more information. Here are some tips about riding safety: ... -
Page 5: Brakes
Riders should only be allowed to ride trykes that are the appropriate size. If you are uncertain, refer to AmTryke Sizing Charts in this manual or contact a physical therapist. Before riding, always check that all tires are inflated properly. -
Page 6: Shift Gears
Do not try to change gears when pedals or wheels are not moving. Also, never change gears while back pedaling and do not force the shift control when changing gears. CAUTION: USE CAUTION WHEN SHIFTING GEARS. Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 7: Assembly Instructions
TIGHTENED SECURELY BEFORE USING YOUR TRYKE. Getting Started Your AmTryke is shipped in parts. Carefully remove and lay out all parts from the carton so that you don’t scratch or lose any parts. Check that you have all the necessary parts. If any parts are missing, please call us at 1-888-AMTRYKE for assistance. - Page 8 Front fork Pedal crank knob (1512) 1412 & 1512 parts Your tryke also includes the following hardware not shown above: Frame lever (2) Safety Screws (4) for basket Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
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Page 9: Front Fork
2. Slide the second ball-bearing retainer onto the top of the fork tube. Ball- bearing side NOTE: The ball bearings face down and seat into the chrome ring in the fork tube. Step 2 Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 10: Handlebar
MARKS). 2. Remove the gray plastic cover from the stem Hash marks expander (Allen head bolt) and secure the stem by tightening it with a 6 mm Allen wrench. Step 1 Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... - Page 11 NOTE: The chrome metal piece of the parking brake should be over the top of the right back tire. Parking brake (pictured from front) Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
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Page 12: Loading Brake
TIP: It is not necessary to remove the seat securing knob, just loosen and pull to release the pin for adjustments. Seat post assembly Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 13: Basket
15 mm wrench to tighten securely. TIP: Pedal threads tighten toward the front of bike. CAUTION : BE CAREFUL WHEN THREADING PEDALS. DO NOT FORCE. PEDALS THREAD EASILY WHEN INSTALLED PROPERLY. Right pedal Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 14: Steering Pin
NOTE: You may find it desirable to limit steering so the rider can concentrate on learning the pedal motion first. This is the end of basic assembly instructions for both models. See Additional Assembly Instructions if your model is 1512. Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 15: Additional Assembly Instructions
Steering control arm (front of tryke) The hand brake lever is preinstalled to the rear steering bar but you need to attach the hand brake cable to it. Follow these steps: Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... - Page 16 2. Squeeze the brake caliper arms so that the brake pad touches the front rim. Position the brake pad until it is aligned with the rim and makes full contact. 3. Retighten the acorn nut. Acorn nut Front brake Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
- Page 17 11. Repeat step 8; if the tire spins freely then proceed to step 12. 12. Pull the brake lever in ten times to make sure that the cable does not slip; test the brakes. Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
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Page 18: Fitting Amtryke For Rider
5. Adjust the handlebar. 6. Adjust and secure the lap and chest straps to fit your child. If you need further adjustments, see Optional Accessories on the next page for different options. Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx... -
Page 19: Optional Accessories
Optional Accessories Most AmTryke models can be adapted with a variety of seating options and accessories, so that most riders can feel safe and secure. See the table below for accessories available for 1412 and 1512: OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Snappy seat system... -
Page 20: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance is important to help keep your AmTryke in good working order for years to come. This section includes some general maintenance tips. Wheels and Tires Wobbly wheels cut braking power, so keep all wheels running true. Wheels can lose alignment over time when spokes stretch. -
Page 21: Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Schedule Follow this maintenance schedule to keep your AmTryke in safe operating condition. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE PART TO DO LIST WHEN All handlebar bolts Check tightness Every 4 months Brake cables Check for slack, frayed cable Every 6 months Brake arms... -
Page 22: Warranty
ANY LIABILITY OR MAKE ANY WARRANTY EXCEPT AS STATED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. PARTS: AmTryke will repair or replace, at its option, defective parts for this tryke at no charge, for a period of one year after the date of original purchase. -
Page 23: Donations
For parents and families the use of AmTryke fulfills the need of every child to have a bike. All children deserve a chance to have a bike just like their siblings and friends. -
Page 24: Refunds
A restocking fee of $50.00 is charged for returned goods. You will be refunded the shipping cost if the return is a result of our error. For any questions, please call us at 1-888-AMTRYKE or send email to amtryke@ambucs.org. -
Page 25: Amtryke Sizing Charts
Refer to the photo below to identify different tools: Quick release wrench Wrench Allen wrench Screwdrivers Wrench Socket Pliers Adjustable (Flathead, Phillips) wrench Tools (top row tools are included with your AmTryke) Revised: 12/22/2015 n:\amtryke\manuals and instructions\models\1412\proseries 1412 manual booklet style.docx...
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