Burley PICCOLO Manuel d'utilisation et de sécurité - Page 9

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Piccolo must be attached to Burley Moose Rack, using Burley

attachment hard ware. Rack or hard ware from other suppliers

may break or come loose, resulting in ac ci dent and serious

injury.

Starting and Stopping Technique

IMPORTANT: Before using your Piccolo, be sure the

handlebars, stem, and seat are properly adjusted for your

child. Refer to section II for instructions on adjusting and

tightening of the handlebar stem and correct use of the

seat-post clamp. Generally, you'll want to position the child

so s/he is neither cramped nor stretched when seated and

pedalling. Your Burley dealer can instruct you in making

these adjustments.

Starting

As lead rider, you must ﬁ rst straddle the lead bicycle and hold it securely, with

the brakes locked and both feet on the ground. Your child can then safely mount

the trailercycle without risking tip over. Never allow your child to mount the

trailercycle before you, and never rely on a kickstand to hold up a bicycle/trailercycle

combination.

Always try to be in an easy gear before taking off (likewise for your child, once you

teach him or her basic shifting). Once you're both ready, push off and get up to

speed before concerning yourself with clipping into your pedals. You'll need to

concentrate so that you don't swerve or over cor rect—don't take off if there are any

distractions.

Stopping

When stopping brieﬂ y (at an intersection, for instance), hold your bike and the

trailercycle up by ﬁ rst putting one then the other foot down. Meanwhile your child

remains seated with his or her feet on the pedals. This reduces the need to re-

coordinate your take off. Be sure to lock the brakes whenever stopped.

To dismount, the lead rider stops, puts both feet securely on the ground, locks the

brakes, and then signals to the child that it's safe to climb off the trailercycle.

Burley Piccolo Owner's Instruction & Safety Manual