Xxxlutz Jimmy Lee, Manual

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Warnings

Not following the instructions and safety information in this manual can result in serious injury or 

death to the passenger or driver!

•  Any additional load on the handlebar will affect the stability of the trailer.

•  Do not use this trailer on stairs or escalators.

•  Do not transport additional children or bags with this trailer.

•  Never leave the child unattended.

•  Be careful not to pinch your fingers when folding and unfolding this child carrier. Make sure your  

  child is not nearby when folding and unfolding this product to avoid injury.

•  Make sure that the child's limbs, clothing, laces or toys do not come into contact with moving parts of  

  the van.

•  Do not install a car seat or other seating device.

•  The maximum load is 44 kg.

•  The maximum load of the luggage compartment is 6 kg.

•  The parking brake must always be applied while children are getting in and out.

•  Always wear a helmet that complies with local regulations.

•  Never ride at night without proper lighting. Follow all locally applicable legal requirements regarding  

 lighting.

•  Be extremely careful when driving with the trailer. Do not drive faster than 16 km/h and slow down to  

  less than 10 km/h when cornering and on bumpy roads.

•  The drawbar load should not be less than 3 kg and not exceed 8 kg.

•  Always fasten the safety catch strap of the hitch. Do not use the bicycle trailer if you cannot attach  

  the safety strap to the frame of your bicycle for any reason! If the catch strap is not fastened,   

  the trailer can separate from the bike. The bicycle should be safety checked by a qualified bicycle  

  mechanic before using the trailer.

•  The child carrier becomes unstable if the manufacturer's recommended load is exceeded. Do not  

  use it for children who exceed the maximum permissible weight.

•  Before use, make sure that all locks are engaged.

•  Before each journey, make sure that both wheels are securely engaged in the axle of the  

 transporter.

•  The trailer is not suitable for children under 6 months. Children must be at least 6 months old and  

  able to sit upright independently. If the transporter is used for cycling, the child must be old enough  

  to wear a helmet and sit upright. Consult your paediatrician if the child is younger than one year.

•  Prevent injury to children from accidentally falling or sliding out. Always wear the seat belt.

•  When using this child carrier with only one child, the child should sit on the right side.

•  The user of this child carrier must be aware of the hazards of cold wind and heat exhaustion when a  

  child is either less active due to sitting in colder temperatures for extended periods of time, or sitting  

  in warm temperatures for extended periods of time without adequate ventilation or hydration.

•  If the child carrier is used as a bicycle trailer, the weather cover should be closed to prevent dirt and  

  dust from entering the carrier.

•  If the child carrier is used for cycling, a reflector with a test mark must be visibly attached to the rear.

•  Before each ride, make sure that the hitched child carrier does not interfere with the brakes, pedals  

  or steering of the bicycle.

•  The use of a trailer changes the stability, handling and braking characteristics of your bicycle.

•  When turning right, the angle between the towing bicycle and the child carrier must not exceed 45°.

•  When turning left, the angle must not exceed 90°.

•  Always use a safety pennant.

•  The quick release nut must be fully tightened with at least two turns of the bolt over the end of  

  the quick release nut on the quick release to ensure that the rear wheel of the bicycle does not  

  come loose. Always ensure that the quick•release system is correctly fitted. An incorrectly fitted