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Date of issue: 07/2006 Or iginal Manual Keep in a safe plac e for later reference Cabriole t, Corsai re XL, Capta in XL O W NE R ’ S MANU AL D ANGER Y ou should not use the Chariot child carrier before you have read and understood the contents of this Owner ’s Manual. Failure to follow this warning may result in serious or fatal injury . w w w.[...]
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2 „Zwei plus zwei“ Marketing GmbH Stolberger Straße 1 D-50933 Köln T elefon: +49 - 2 21 - 95 14 70 - 0 T elefax: +49 - 2 21 - 95 14 70 - 20 E-Mail: info@zweipluszwei.com „Zwei plus zwei“ Marketing GmbH retains all rights to this Owner ’s Manual. No texts, details or illustrations from this Manual may be either reproduced or distributed,[...]
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3 1. General Items Congratulations on buying this child transporter! Y ou have decided to buy a product from the CTS-series (Child T ransport System) of the Canadian manufacturer Chariot Carriers Inc. Y our new child transporter stands out because of its excellent quality , user-friendliness, high safety standards and great versatility . The Child [...]
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4 2. Overview of Components 3. Safety The purpose of this section is to acquaint you with the symbols and safety instructions and make you aware of general dangers that might arise in using the carrier . In addition, here you will get to know about the particular dangers when using the carrier in road traffi c, as well as being warned against unau[...]
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5 3.2 General safety instructions Basics Before using the carrier , please read through the Owner ’s Manual carefully . Failure to comply with the safety instructions may result in serious personal injury or death, to both the user and/or the occupants of the carrier . When using the carrier , always comply with local safety and accident preventi[...]
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6 4. Description of the Ready Chassis 4.1 Supplied as standard Passenger compartment with two-in-one weather cover folded up, two 20” wheels (Cabriolet and Corsaire XL) or two 18“ wheels (Captain XL), handlebar and parking brake 4.2 Assembly and folding up T ransport strap lock (only on the Cabriolet and Corsaire XL) T o be able to assemble the[...]
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7 auto-lock disk D ANGER Before each journey make sure that both auto-lock disks are engaged. If this does not happen, the passenger compart- ment may collapse unintentionally and injure your child or cause you to lose control of the carrier . Assembly of the carrier With one hand, lift the rear end of the top frame tube upwards, at the same time a[...]
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8 4.3 Wheel assembly Wheel assembly on the Cabriolet TIP The easiest way to assemble the wheel is to lay the carrier on its side. T o assemble the wheel, push the axle into the axle socket until it can go no further . As you do this, the spring clip of the axle socket must audibly engage in the axle groove of the wheel. Spring clip T est for proper[...]
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9 4.4 Fitting the handlebar Push the handlebar into the upper frame open tube ends. Depress both spring buttons simultaneously and push both ends of the handlebar at the same time into the tube ends until the spring buttons engage. The handlebar can be height adjusted for two different positions: remove by depressing the spring buttons together , p[...]
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10 4.5 Seat and seatbelts With the tried and tested 5-point seatbelt system, your children are securely and comfortably strapped into the Chariot. The Captain XL and Corsaire XL have an additional cross brace in the frame, which is there to anchor the waist belts and brace the seat. T o fasten the child into the carrier , proceed as follows: The sh[...]
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11 M: Sleeve through both webbing loops. This is the default setting. L: Sleeve through both webbing loops and the top cord loop. Comparison of different adjustments of the padded shoulder harness for children of different heights. TIP Always sleeve or unsleeve the shoulder belts as descri- bed above equally on both sides of the padded shoulder har[...]
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12 4.6 Climate control The two-in-one weather cover All models are equipped with the Chariot two-in-one weather cover , which consists of a plastic window that can be rolled up with mesh beneath it. TIP The insect net also provides limited UV protection. If only one child is being carried, the manufacturer recommends that the child be placed in the[...]
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13 The two-in-one weather cover (Cabriolet and Corsaire XL) is attached to the bottom of the front of the passenger compartment with two buckles. WARNING Always make sure that the two-in-one weather cover is secu- rely attached at the front. TIP Make sure that the front section of the two-in-one weather cover is pulled over the front ends of the pa[...]
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14 Front side air vent For additional ventilation of the interior , the carriers are equipped with a side air vent to the front of each side window . It can be opened either fully or partly from the inside by means of a fabric fl ap. 4.7 Parking brake For parking when used as a Stroller or Jogging Stroller , the carriers are equipped with a parkin[...]
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15 Screw the two self-locking nuts onto the two side bolts. Screw them on so that the end of the bolt protrudes through the nut, but not so tight that the brake cannot move. Cabriolet und Corsaire XL: Inside the carrier , screw the third self-locking nut onto the bolt of the brake pivoting mechanism. D ANGER Always make sure that the self-locking n[...]
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16 4.8 Adjusting the suspension (Captain XL and Corsaire XL only) The Captain XL and Corsaire XL are equipped with adjustable suspension. After loosening the knob, it is possible to move the clamp that surrounds both leaf springs. The more this clamp is moved in the direction of the wheel axle, the stiffer the suspension becomes (see the weight sca[...]
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17 5. The Cycling Kit The assembled bicycle trailer (CTS Ready Chassis + Cycling Kit) Supplied as standard “Chariot” Cycling Kit Chariot hitcharm with Axle-Mount ezHitch (including quick-release skewer) and ezClick attachment, front, rear and spoke refl ectors and safety fl ag As an alternative to the “Chariot” Cycling Kit, the Cycling Ki[...]
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18 Legal requirements Remember that at dusk and in the dark, the bicycle and carrier must be equipped with regulation working lighting. Rear battery- powered lights for instance are suitable as working lighting. They can be attached to the exposed tube ends on the top right and left on the rear of the carrier , or hooked onto the web tabs located o[...]
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19 Push the two safety fl ag rods together and guide the bottom end of the rod through the cord loop at the back left side of the two-in-one weather cover . Push the end of the rod into the sleeve located at the lower left corner of the passenger compartment until it can go no further . Assembly Assembling the refl ectors and safety fl ag If you[...]
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20 Attaching the hitcharm to the CTS Ready Chassis The hitcharm is attached to the CTS Ready Chassis into the left “V ersaWing 2.0” bracket. The hitcharm must always be attached into the left-hand side of the carrier (as seen in the direction of travel). The hitcharm must always be attached with both spring buttons pointing upwards. Press down [...]
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21 Attaching the Axle-Mount ezHitch The Axle-Mount ezHitch must always be attached to the left-hand side of the bicycle (as seen in the direction of travel). Correctly installed hitcharm. D ANGER Make sure that the hitcharm is correctly attached and se- cured to the carrier . Any kind of incorrect assembly may lead to loss of the carrier during tra[...]
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22 1 2 Bicycle with quick-release axle Remove the existing quick-release. Loosen the nut of the Chariot quick-release. Push the quick-release axle through the hitch and then through the axle of the wheel. The opening for the hitch ball and the vertical hole for the security pin must point forward. Fit the quick-release nut on the right-hand side. B[...]
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23 3 4 5 6 Push the security pin from the top through both holes of the Axle-Mount ezHitch. Secure the pin by pulling the hole of the rubber tab over the protruding end of the pin. Finally , always attach the hitch’s back-up safety strap around the bicycle frame. T o do this, from above, put the hitch back-up safety strap around the chain stay , [...]
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24 Weber B Weber E (tongue or nose weight), use a bathroom scale to help you: Put the bathroom scales next to the hitcharm of the loaded carrier . Stand on the scales and note your own weight. Lift up the hitcharm at the hitch to around 30 cm/12 inches above the ground. The weight as displayed should now be 1 - 6 kg/2.2 – 13.2 lb above your own w[...]
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25 Use as a pull wagon On short stretches and level surfaces, the carrier may be used as a pull wagon. For this, insert the hitcharm rotated through 90° in the left-hand (in direction of travel) V ersaWing 2.0 (the same wing as the hitcharm is used for trailering). The front end of the hitcharm must point upwards. Push the hitcharm in until the sp[...]
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26 Safety instructions for use as a Jogging Stroller Please make sure you read the safety instructions in the “Safety” section at the beginning of this Owner ’s Manual. Before each journey check that all components are properly fi tted, particularly the front quick-release wheel, the rear wheels, and the handlebar . Do not park the carrier o[...]
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27 Assembly Push the wheel arms, with the bend toward the centre of the carrier and wheel dropouts pointing downwards, into each V ersaWing 2.0. Press the small button in for each and push the wheel arms into the V ersaWing 2.0 until the large button engages (Figures 1 to 3). The wheel arm should nowprotrude about 2 cm / 3/4 inch out of the rear si[...]
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28 T ip the carrier backwards and put it down on the handlebar . Insert the wheel in the axle dropouts. Close the quick- release lever . In order to ensure that the hub is clamped suffi ciently in the axle dropouts, the quick-release lever must begin gripping as it moves from the open to the middle position, and approaching the closed position you[...]
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29 T ravelling D ANGER So as to prevent it from tipping backwards, the storage compartment at the rear of the carrier may not be loaded with excessive weight. Carry out the following check: push downwards on the handlebar by about 150 mm. The carrier should return to its original standing position and should not tip backwards. Safety instructions f[...]
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30 Performance characteristics Inline skating with the Stroller is not permitted. Assembly T o attach the stroller wheel, press the plastic button on the side of the V ersaWing 2.0 until it can go no further . Then, from below , insert the upward pointing caster shaft of the stroller wheel into the vertical hole of the V ersaWing 2.0 until it can g[...]
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31 D ANGER When using the carrier as a Jogging Stroller , always put the safety wrist strap, which is fastened securely on the left rear upper frame tube, around your wrist. This prevents the carrier from accidentally rolling away . Correct assembly of the stroller wheels for carrying them out-of-use when used as a Bicycle T railer . Wrong!!! D ANG[...]
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32 Assembly Lay both the hiking arms with shoulder harness and waist strap as shown in the “Supplied as standard” illustration in front of the carrier . The waist strap must be attached to the insides of both arms. Insert each arms into the V ersaWing 2.0 until the vertical holes in the arms and V ersaWing 2.0 are aligned with each other . The [...]
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33 9. The XC Skiing Kit (only Corsaire XL) D ANGER It is not permitted to assemble the XC Skiing Kit to the Cabriolet and the Captain XL. The skis cannot be installed in the manner described. The assembled XC Skiing Carrier (CTS Ready Chassis + Skiing Kit) Supplied as standard Skis with frames, ski arms with waist belt, additional self-locking nuts[...]
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34 Assembly Attaching the skis to the carrier Remove the wheels (for this, press the rubber cap in the centre of the wheel). T o attach the skis, press the spring button in and insert the attachment axle into the axle socket until it can go no further . Release the spring button. By moving the skis from side to side, check that they are locked in t[...]
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35 Length adjustment of the ski arms The ski arms are adjustable for length. T o do this, withdraw the security pin which connects the two ski arm tubes. Move both tubes towards each other until the desired holes in both tubes align with each other . Reinsert the security pin, pushing it in until it goes no further . D ANGER Always make sure that t[...]
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36 10. The W alking Kit The assembled W alker (Ready Chassis + W alking Kit) Supplied as standard Drawbars with hip strap, additional self-locking nuts Safety instructions for use as W alker Please make sure you read the safety instructions in the “Safety” section at the beginning of this Owner ’s Manual. Before each journey check that all co[...]
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37 Now secure the drawbars by inserting the security pin from above through the vertical hole in the arm and V ersaWing 2.0 until it stops. Lock the security pin by looping the spring clip over the pins end that protrudes underneath the V ersaWing 2.0. D ANGER Always make sure that the security pins of the drawbars are properly inserted to prevent [...]
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38 1 1. Accessories T ravel Bag Axle-Mount ez-Hitch for additional bike Storage Cover Rain Cover Infant Sling Baby Bivy Baby Supporter Bunting Bag Jogging Brake Kit 12. Service, Care and Storage Hitcharm Check the hitcharm regularly for signs of damage (e.g. cracks). D ANGER If there is any kind of damage whatsoever to the hitcharm, then it must be[...]
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39 13. Specifi cations L x W x H, without hitcharm, Cabriolet 100 x 82 x 92 cm L x W x H, without hitcharm, Corsaire XL 101 x 82 x 98 cm L x W x H, without hitcharm, Captain XL 101 x 85 x 100 cm L x W x H, folded up, Cabriolet 98 x 78 x 27 cm L x W x H, folded up, Corsaire XL 104 x 82 x 37 cm L x W x H, folded up, Captain XL 106 x 82 x 36 cm Unlad[...]
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