Step 3: Install the Knee Pad for LEFT or RIGHT leg
1. For Left Leg injuries
, insert the knee pad post into the holder
on the frame so the
“L”
label on the underside of the pad is
facing the front. When viewed from behind, the knee pad will
be offset towards the
right
(fig 7).
For Right Leg injuries
, insert the knee pad post into the
holder on the frame so the
“R”
label on the underside of the
pad is facing the front. When viewed from behind, the knee
pad will be offset towards the
left
(fig 8).
2. Determine your knee pad height. This should be set at a level
that allows you to stand upright with your knee centered on
the pad and your weight comfortably balanced.
3. Secure pad in place by inserting the locking pin through the
hole of the knee pad post holder and the knee pad post at
your desired height. Secure the pin by moving the locking pin
hook into place over the locking pin (fig. 9).
4. Push down on the knee pad locking lever to lock knee pad
into place (fig 10).
Step 5: Install Wire Basket
1. Attach the basket handle to the wire basket by holding the handle outside the basket and sliding it into the top of the semi-circle
cutout on the basket. Then, feed the hook of the handle through the middle basket hole to secure in place (fig 13 + 14).
2. Align the basket over the vertical brackets on the steering column. Slide basket down over the brackets to secure in place (fig 15).
L
This end facing front
for
LEFT
side injuries
R
This end facing front
for
RIGHT
side injuries
NOTE: Adjust Pad Height
Lift up and loosen the knee pad locking lever and remove the locking pin (fig 9). Move the knee pad post up or down to the desired
height and re-secure the knee pad in place by inserting the locking pin through the knee pad post holder and the knee pad post.
Lock the knee pad in place by pushing down on the knee pad locking lever (fig 10).
Step 4: Determine Handlebar Height
1. Turn the handle height adjustment knob on the steering
column counter clockwise until it can be removed.
2. Raise or lower the handlebar until it is lined up with the
steering column hole at your desired height (fig 11).
3. Place the handle height adjustment knob back through
the hole and turn it clockwise until it is tight to secure the
handlebar (fig 12).
figure 7
figure 8
figure 9
figure 10
figure 11
figure 12
figure 13
figure 14
figure 15
