Dynacraft SINGLE SPEED Owner's Manual page 27

Please refer to the following section for instructions on all types of
bicycle reflectors.
NOTE: CPSC Regulations do not require reflectors on 10", 12" and 16"
Sidewalk Bicycles - We recommend, however, that you attach reflec-
tors for the protection of the rider. These types of bicycles should be
operated during daylight hours only, on a smooth, paved surface such
as a sidewalk, under the direct supervision of an adult. These bicycles
should never be ridden in the street, on an incline, or on rough terrain.
Under no circumstances should these types of bicycles be operated at
speeds that would make it difficult to control, nor should it be raced or
used for stunting, jumping, motocross, or off-road use or other activi-
ties not normally associated with a Sidewalk Bicycle.
FRONT MOUNT REFLECTOR BRACKET ASSEMBLY
Slide reflector over bracket as shown in diagram and ensure that the tab
clicks into the top hole of the bracket. Insert one washer onto the hex bolt
and insert hex bolt through the reflector bracket and then through the fork.
Next, insert a second washer onto the bolt and thread a hex nut onto the
bolt behind the fork. Tighten bolts until snug, making sure the reflector is in
an upright position.
WHEEL REFLECTORS
The wheel reflectors should come already attached to the spokes of both
the front and rear wheels. To attach reflector to the wheel, fit the groove in
the reflector to a spoke that matches the groove. The reflector should be
mounted across from the valve stem and as close to the rim as possible.
The reflector should fit firmly between a single spoke on one side and two
spokes on the other. Use the supplied clip (with two locking prongs), fit
the clip over the spoke and into the hole and press until the locking prongs
"click" into place. Be sure to fit reflectors to both wheels.
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BEFORE YOU RIDE