Child Carrier for Adult Scooter

KIDS

The TOWN 5 EF, 7 EF & 9 EF scooter models can be folded down without having to remove the child carrier. For TOWN 3 / MID 7 / TOWN 5 XL / TOWN 7 XL models, the child carrier will have to be removed before folding the scooter down.

Fitting:The installation guide can be found on the velcro or you can watch it at the following web address: http://youtu.be/Gko77VXCTOg. VELCRO: Be sure to read the instructions on how to fix the velcro to ensure optimal adhesion to your scooter deck.

The child carrier can support a maximum weight of 25 kg (children around age 5). The maximum weight for two riders (child and parent) on the scooter is 100 kg.

PROTECTION: Make sure your child wears suitable protective gear (helmet, elbow pads and knee pads). HANDLEBAR: Adjust your handlebar to come up under your child's face. BRAKING: Allow extra time for braking due to the child's additional weight on the scooter. SPEED: Take care to adjust your speed appropriately, especially on rough roads and when riding over transitions or speed bumps to prevent your child from losing their balance and falling.

Store in a dry, dark place.

Frame : 100.0% Aluminium 6061 Structure : 100.0% Polyamide 6 Screws : 100.0% Steel Hook and loop tab : 100.0% Polyethylene

The TOWN 5 EF, 7 EF & 9 EF scooter models can be folded down without having to remove the child carrier. For TOWN 3 / MID 7 / TOWN 5 XL / TOWN 7 XL models, the child carrier will have to be removed before folding the scooter down.

Fitting:The installation guide can be found on the velcro or you can watch it at the following web address: http://youtu.be/Gko77VXCTOg. VELCRO: Be sure to read the instructions on how to fix the velcro to ensure optimal adhesion to your scooter deck.

The child carrier can support a maximum weight of 25 kg (children around age 5). The maximum weight for two riders (child and parent) on the scooter is 100 kg.

PROTECTION: Make sure your child wears suitable protective gear (helmet, elbow pads and knee pads). HANDLEBAR: Adjust your handlebar to come up under your child's face. BRAKING: Allow extra time for braking due to the child's additional weight on the scooter. SPEED: Take care to adjust your speed appropriately, especially on rough roads and when riding over transitions or speed bumps to prevent your child from losing their balance and falling.