Bell SHELL Quick Start Manual

WARNING

CYCLING WITH A CHILD IS A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ACTIVITY!
This manual contains many WARNINGS and notes. Be sure to read and understand the
manual thoroughly BEFORE taking your child for a ride. If you have any questions,
please call us directly at 1.800.456.BELL.
1. Read all instructions before use! Failure to
read, understand and follow these instructions
may result in an otherwise avoidable accident.
You or your passenger could be seriously
injured or die.
2. The safe and proper use of this product is
your responsibility! In addition to obeying all
traf c laws, and using proper hand signals, the
rules listed below must be followed at all times.
3. Use this child carrier only with non-motorized
bicycles capable of supporting the additional
load of the carrier, child, pack and contents.
Do not use your child carrier on motorcycles,
mopeds, automobiles or any other motor vehicle.
Check the information supplied with your bicycle
to verify compatibility or ask your retailer.
4. We recommend a frequent safety check of
your bicycle. The bicycle to which the carrier is
attached must be in good working order, be
able to accommodate the additional load, and
be the proper size and adjustment for the rider.
5. Do not modify, x any part, or alter child
carrier or bicycle. Contact Customer Service if
you are not sure whether your bicycle is
compatible with your child carrier or if you
have questions or concerns about any parts
or components.
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Rear child carrier
6. Do not operate a bicycle with a child carrier
attached without rst reading and understanding
this manual. If you have any questions,
contact our Customer Service.
7. Do not use on any bicycle with rear
suspension, bicycles that have a suspension
seat post or with frames that are square,
triangular or carbon ber.
8. Do not leave the child unattended in
the child carrier.
9. Both cyclist and child must wear
approved bicycle helmets.
10. Children must be old enough to wear an
approved bicycle helmet and to sit upright
without assistance. If your child is too small to
properly wear the smallest size approved
helmet, he/she should not ride in the carrier.
Some states have mandatory helmet
requirements and minimum age limits for
children riding in child carriers. Consult your
pediatrician before riding with any child.
11. Do not exceed the maximum carrier load
of 40 lbs for child, pack and contents. The
load of a child carrier may lessen the stability
and maneuverability and alter the riding
characteristics of the bicycle, particularly
regarding steering and braking. Check child's
weight periodically that they have not
exceeded the weight capacity.
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