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- Page 1 Owner’s Manual Date of issue: 07-2005 Cabriolet Corsaire XL Comfort Captain XL Cheetah Cougar...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Climate control in the basic unit ... 9 1.2.3 Parking brake ... 11 1.2.3.1 Fitting the parking brake on the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL, Comfort and Captain XL ... 11 1.2.3.2 Operating the parking brake on the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL, Comfort and Captain XL ... 11 1.2.3.3 The parking brake on the Cheetah, Cougar and CX ... - Page 3 (In Switzerland the bicycle kit comes as standard.) • The jogging kit (16" front wheel with two wheel arms) converts the basic unit to a jogging stroller. • The buggy kit (an 8" buggy twin wheel) converts the basic unit to a buggy.
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Page 4: The Basic Unit
Parts supplied: Folded passenger compartment, two 20" wheels, handlebar, parking brake. 1.1 Assembling the Basic Unit 1.1.1 Assembling the passenger compartment of the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL and Comfort After releasing the transport safety lock press the rear of frame using one hand downwards, with the other hand push the body upwards. -
Page 5: Assembling The Passenger Compartment Of The Captain Xl
1.1.2 Assembling the passenger compartment of the Captain XL 1.1.2.1 Unpacking and assembling the compartment for the first time This assembly step may only be carried out by a dealer assembling the trailer for the first time. On the Captain XL the upper frame tubes on each side of passenger compartment are of two-part design. So as to save space during transit from the factory to the dealer these tubes are not inserted together. -
Page 6: Assembling And Folding The Compartment Following Initial Operation
1.1.2.2 Assembling and folding the compartment following initial operation For assembling and folding the "Captain XL" in the same way as with the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL and Comfort, see sections 1.1.1 and 1.3.1 1.1.3 Assembling the passenger compartment of the Cheetah, Cougar and CX Assembling the base: Push the hollow axle with your left hand downwards, and at the same time push the left frame tube upwards using your right hand. -
Page 7: Wheel Assembly On The Captain Xl, Corsaire Xl, Cheetah, Cougar And Cx
1.1.5 Wheel assembly on the Captain XL, Corsaire XL, Cheetah, Cougar and CX 1.1.6 Fitting the handlebar (for all models except CX) Push the handlebar into the upper open tube ends at the upper section of the carrier. Depress both spring buttons simultaneously and insert the handlebar fully into the sleeves until the spring buttons engage. -
Page 8: Functions Of The Basic Unit
For the Corsaire XL, Captain XL, Cougar and CX models it is only necessary to refasten the padded shoulder harness into both of the middle fastex buckles; for the Cabriolet, Comfort and Cheetah models the shoulder harness needs to be unstrapped and restrapped in the middle position, see the illustration on the next page. -
Page 9: Climate Control In The Basic Unit
Note: For small children the shoulder pad- ding should be turned down at the top, otherwise the shoulder strap cannot be sufficiently shortened. 1.2.2 Climate control in the basic unit Protection against insects when the weather cover is rolled up. If necessary, the lower connecting strap of the shoulder padding can also be unstrapped and the shoulder... - Page 10 When fastened over the front the rear flap acts as a sun shield. In order to take off the 2-1 cover com- pletely, the handlebar must be detached. Tip: The floor covering of the Chariot Sport models Cheetah, Cougar and CX forms the seat cover too. This special construction allows there to be a particularly low centre of gravity and good head room.
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Page 11: Parking Brake
1.2.3 Parking brake 1.2.3.1 Fitting the parking brake on the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL, Comfort and Captain XL Loosen the securing nut of the parking brake using a 13 mm wrench. 1.2.3.2 Operating the parking brake on the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL, Comfort and Captain XL When the brake is released, the brake lever points to the right. -
Page 12: Adjustable Suspension On The Cougar And Cx
1.2.4 Adjustable suspension on the Cougar and CX Chariot adjustable suspension (CAS): After loosening the knob it is possible to move the bracket, which surrounds both leaf springs. The more you slide this bracket towards the wheel axis, the stiffer the suspension becomes (see diagram containing weight details on the upper spring). -
Page 13: Folding The Basic Unit
1.3 Folding the Basic Unit 1.3.1 Folding the Cabriolet, Corsaire XL, Comfort and Captain XL Auto-lock with release disks Tip: Folding the transporter is easier with the parking brake engaged. To remove the wheels see paragraph 1.1.3 1.3.2 Folding the Cheetah, Cougar and CX To fold, release the locks on each side separately. -
Page 14: The Rain Cover (Accessory, Not Supplied As Standard)
1.4 The Rain Cover (accessory, not supplied as standard) For each Chariot CTS a seamless rain cover is available. 1.5 Special Functions of the model CX This model is equipped as standard with a handlebar bag, which can also be used as a child rucksack. To fit the rain cover on the upper frame, remove the handlebar and push the two seals, which are welded round the holes... -
Page 15: The Bicycle Kit
2. The Bicycle Kit For your Chariot CTS there is a choice of three different bicycle hitch arms with different hitches. Fitting any of the hitch arms on the base takes no time at all and is the same for all hitch arms. Safety Recommendation: All aluminium hitch arms have been tested for safety by the manufacturers. -
Page 16: Fitting The Reflectors And Safety Flag
Plastic wheel on the Cabriolet, Comfort and Cheetah. Screw two reflectors onto each wheel at the corresponding brackets. For fixing the reflectors to the passen- ger compartment you need a Philips screwdriver. -
Page 17: Fixing The Hitch Arm On The Base (All Types Of Hitch Arms)
2.2 Fixing the Hitch Arm on the Base (all types of hitch arms) To insert the hitch arm depress the smaller knob and push the hitch arm in, until the big button engages (Nos. 1 to 4). Safety note! The securing pin must be attached as well as the ‘click system’ of the bicycle hitch arm! A hitch arm that has not been secu- red properly can come loose during travel. -
Page 18: Fixing The Hitch Arm With Chariot Axle Hitch On The Bicycle
Detaching the coupling Depress the securing pin of the Q.R. lever, open the lever, push the axle upwards and remove the coupling downwards. Remove the safety strap. 2.3.2 Fixing the hitch arm with Chariot axle hitch on the bicycle Parts supplied: Aluminium coupling for attachment on the rear axle;... -
Page 19: Fixing The Weber Hitches On The Bicycle
Attaching the trailer (identical for quick release axle and solid axle): Insert the hitch ball, which is attached to the hitch arm, from the front into the alumi- nium hitch cup. Warnings regarding both Chariot hitches: When turning round or manoeuvring the outfit, the angle between the towing bicycle and the trailer must not exceed 90°, otherwise the hitch ball could be damaged (overstretched). -
Page 20: Safety Instructions For The Bicycle Trailer
2.5 Safety Instructions for the Bicycle Trailer (see also section 8 "General Safety Instructions") Before use read the User Guide carefully • The bicycle rider must be older than 16 years. • Before setting off, check that the trailer cannot come into contact with parts of the bicycle, such as pedals and brakes etc. •... -
Page 21: The Jogging Kit
3. The Jogging Kit The assembled jogging stroller (base + jogging kit) – example Cougar1 3.1 Fitting the Jogging Kit Push the Q.R. axle through the hollow wheel axle and screw on the nut. Both Q.R. springs must be located on each side of the Q.R. -
Page 22: Safety Instructions For The Jogging Stroller
This is possible on both the right and the left side. If the jogging stroller is pulling to the right, the aluminium elbow on the right hand side must be moved forwards, and the one on the left hand side backwards (and vice versa). -
Page 23: The Buggy Kit
4. The Buggy Kit The assembled buggy (base + buggy kit) – example Cougar1 4.1 Fitting the Buggy Kit: Unscrew the star knob of the buggy wheel and insert the wheel bolt from below through the large hole in the hitch arm attachment bracket. -
Page 24: Safety Instructions For The Buggy
4.2. Safety Instructions for the Buggy (see also section 8 "General Safety Instructions”): • If you leave the buggy standing, always secure it with the parking brake. • When pushing the buggy, always use the wrist safety strap. • The brakes should not be used to control a rolling carrier to a halt. •... -
Page 25: The Hiking Kit
5. The Hiking Kit The assembled hiker (base + hiking kit) – example Cougar1 5.1 Fitting the Hiking Kit: Push the short end of the drawbar into the attachment bracket. Once the holes of the attachment bracket and the draw- bar are aligned with each other (the end of the drawbar is visible), push the secu- ring pin from below through bracket and... -
Page 26: The Skiing Kit (For The Corsaire Xl, Cheetah, Cougar And Cx)
6. The Skiing Kit (for the Corsaire XL, Cheetah, Cougar and CX ): The assembled sleigh hiker (base + skiing kit) – example Cougar1 6.1 Fitting the Skiing Kit: Fitting the skiing kit: Firstly, remove the wheel by pressing on the axle knob. Slide the drawbar into the drawbar attachment bracket. -
Page 27: Safety Instructions For The Skiing Kit
If required the waist belt can be adju- sted tighter. To do this loosen one or both mounting bolts and screw them into the free grommets. 6.2 Safety Instructions for the Skiing Kit (see also section 8 "General Safety Instructions”): •... -
Page 28: The Walking Kit
7. The Walking Kit The assembled walker (base + walking kit) – example Cougar1 7.1 Fitting the Walking Kit: The walking kit consists of the skiing kit drawbar and waist strap. Please follow the assembly instructions as for the skiing kit. (see section 6) 7.2 Safety Instructions for the Walking Kit (see also section 8 "General Safety Instructions”):... -
Page 29: General Safety Instructions
8. General Safety Instructions: Irrespective of any special use, attention should always be paid to the following instructions: • Do not try to make any alterations to the carrier that are not described in this Owner’s Manual. • Do not exceed the maximum load of 45 kg (99 lbs.) for two-seater models and of 34 kg (75 lbs.) for the one-seater models. -
Page 30: General Maintenance
9.6 General Maintenance Look after your trailer. All aluminium parts, chrome or galvanised parts (including all screw connectors) should be regularly cleaned and protected using standard products for this purpose. Ask your specialist dealer about suitable products for protecting your trailor. 10. - Page 31 Factors, which particularly increase wear on bicycle trailers and jogging strollers: Wear factors Loading of: Passengers Baggage Type of ride Degree of acceleration and braking Fast cornering Influence of UV rays the weather: Humidity Dirt Temperature Salty air Contact with salt water Roads gritted with salt Storage Influences on wear and tear:...
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