SEABIKE User Manual

User manual
This manual is supplied together with the device and is intended for
initial familiarization with and assembly of the device. More details are
available at seabike.com in F.A.Q. and Service & Support sections.
info@seabike.com
SEABIKE Limited Liability Company
SEABIKE.COM
Office 724, 2 Chkalova Str., Yaroslavl, Russia 150054
Tel. +7 (4852) 79-57-07
Seabike Assembly
Components:
1. Gear Box – 1pc
2. Telescopic Frame – 1pc
3. Propeller Blades – 2pcs
4. Pedals – 2pcs
5. Gear Box Screw 44mm – 1pc
6. Telescopic Frame Screw 40mm - 1 pc
7. Belt with Connector — 1pc

Step 1

Connect the gearbox (1) and the
telescopic frame (2) as far as it will
go, having previously unscrewed
the gearbox screw 44mm (5). Align
the white markers on the parts and
tighten the gearbox screw 44mm
(5) holding onto the screw ring.
Align the white markers on the
parts and tighten the gearbox
screw 44mm (5) holding onto the
screw ring.
Mounting Mechanisms:
A. Propeller Screw Mount
B. Pedal Lock
C. Belt Clip

Safety regulations

1. Do not use the Seabike if you cannot swim.
2. When used by children, always use a life jacket.
3. It is prohibited to use it if there are any damaged or missing parts on
the Seabike.
4. It is prohibited to use if under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
5. Children under 12 years old without adult supervision is prohibited to
use the Seabike.
6. It is forbidden to use the Seabike in places where there is ship routes.
Danger can arise in places where small vessels pass. Be careful when
using the Seabike – because you are hard to be noticed if there is big
waves or in low visibility.
7. We recommend using the Seabike in the presence of another person
who can help you if necessary.
8. It is recommended to use some waterport shoes, this will prevent
injuries when operating in unequipped places and rubbing your feet with
pedals.
9. It is recommended to protect the body while using the Seabike with
a neoprene suit or vest (a combination with a lycra suit is possible), the
head with a swimming cap or a neoprene cap, hands with gloves.
10. It is important when planning a swim to take into account the speed
and direction of the current. this can make travel more difficult. It is
recommended to start moving against the current to assess the possible
speed of movement along a landmark or tracker. If the current is too
strong, it is necessary to move across the current towards the shore.
11. When planning a long swim, we recommend that you determine the
direction of the waves and wind according to the weather forecast and
use the current, the direction of the waves to quickly pass part of the
route.
12. It is recommended that you plan your swim as close to the coastline
as possible. If you will swim to open water, use an escort vessel.

Step 2

Unscrew the the telescopic screw
40mm (6) from the transport hole
and adjust the height as shown
below. Align the markers at the
desired size, insert and tighten the
telescopic screw 40mm (6) holding
onto the screw ring.
For storage, use the transport
positions as shown in the figure.

Step 3

To install the pedals (4), it is
necessary to set the pedal lock ring
(B1) to the position where the ring
can move towards the crank arm,
as shown in the figure. After pulling
the pedal lock ring (B1), insert the
pedals (4) into the pedal locks (B).
Installation of both pedals are the
same.
Next, lock the pedal locks (B) by
rolling the pedal lock ring (B1) to
a position in which the ring cannot
move in the direction of the crank
arm, as shown in the figure.