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Manual Bell Wallaby Bicycle Trailer

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WARNINGS

Important! It is your responsibility to use your best discretion while

assembling and using your trailer to ensure the safety of your

children, yourself, and those around you. Failure to comply with

the manufacturer’s instructions can lead to serious injury or death

of the passenger/rider. If you have any questions about the assembly

or use of this trailer, call our customer service department at

1-800-456-BELL.

For the safety of your child, carefully read and follow these

instructions and safety rules before operating your trailer.

Not for use with infants under 12 months of age.

The load limit for storage compartment and/or passengers is 100 lbs

(45 kg). More than 100 lbs (45 kg) may cause excessive wear and

stress on the trailer and cause unstable hazardous conditions. Always

position loads as low as possible and as close to the center of the

trailer as feasible — both front to rear and left to right. Do not use

with children that exceed the weight limitations.

Be certain that the bicycle used to tow the trailer is in good working

condition. Make no modifications to the trailer.

When assembling the trailer, be certain the wheels are attached

correctly as described in this manual. If unfamiliar with these types of

wheels, have a reputable bike shop inspect and attach them.

Attach the hitch clamp securely to the bicycle’s frame at the rear

wheel. Ensure that the nut is fastened securely. Always loop the

safety strap around the chainstay at the same point and reattach to

the D-Ring on the hitch arm. Check the hitch clamp and safety strap

before each ride or every ten miles, whichever comes first.

Do not install a car seat or any seating device not approved by the

manufacturer inside the trailer.

Do not allow any of the child’s clothing, shoelaces, or toys to come in

contact with moving parts.

Some bicycles are not fit to carry a trailer — if you notice any

interference issues between the hitch arm and wheel, any

deformation in the bicycle frame from the hitch, and/or any contact

between the bicycle’s wheel and the trailer do not use it!

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