Mounting The Accessories; Passenger Kit - Centurion VARIO Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

Mounting the accessories

Passenger kit

WARNING
Be sure to always use the passenger kit with
the transport bar (a) when carrying more than
one child. The child placed in the rear could
lose his or her grip and fall off the transporta-
tion bike without you noticing it.
Place the seat bench padding on the rear pannier
rack so that the snap-in mechanism is directly be-
hind the pannier rack struts (b).
Hold the CENTURION VARIO with one hand by the
rear pannier rack and slide the seat bench front-
wards with the other hand. Press gently but force-
fully on the seat bench from the rear (c). The seat
bench engages with a noticeable jolt.
Release the seat bench by pulling the strap (d).
Hold the CENTURION VARIO with the other hand
by the rear pannier rack. The snap-in mechanism
releases and you can remove the seat bench.
If you have mounted the transport bar on your
CENTURION VARIO, you can also mount the back-
rest pad of the passenger kit. Read the chapter
"Transport bar" on how to mount the transport bar.
Place the backrest pad against the rear end of the
transport bar. Make sure the writing on the backrest
pad shows to the rear.
Wind each of the Velcro fasteners once around the
next bar and slide all four Velcro fasteners through
the plastic straps before closing them.
a
WARNING
Be sure to never leave your child or the
children you take along unattended on the
CENTURION VARIO. Especially not when it
is parked on the kickstand. The CENTURION
VARIO can fall over.
The CENTURION VARIO is designed for
a maximum permissible overall weight of
b
180 kg including rider, passenger and/or car-
go, accessories and CENTURION VARIO.
You find precise details as to the permitted
load distribution in the chapter "Intended
use" and "Transportation of passengers and
goods".
Be sure to always mount a spoke guard or
the VARIO pannier bags to your CENTURION
VARIO. Otherwise there is the risk of loose
c
straps, clothing, items or the feet of your pas-
sengers getting caught in the spokes.
d
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