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the clasps, rotate them towards the ground until they
"snap" shut.
2) SWINGARM: rotate the swingarm until the shock is in
the first position as shown in Fig. 3. Do this by rotating the
swingarm away from the stroller. The axle will "snap" and
lock into position.
3) AFOD: with the swingarm in place attach the AFOD
(Anti-Fly-Out-Device) to the swing arm as shown in Fig. 4.
The AFOD loops around the swing-arm and is secured in
place by the snaps attached to it. It is important that the
AFOD is always properly secured, as it is part of the child
restraint system.
4) SNAPS: make sure all fabric snaps are properly secured
to the frame.
5) MULTI-POSITION SUN CANOPY: To open the canopy,
hold one support in each hand and rotate them away from
one another until the canopy is fully opened. The canopy
has a spring - loaded adjustment system and will snap in
place as it reaches each new position.
6) FRONT WHEEL: Fig. 5 shows the anatomy of the front
wheel quick release.
a) Remove the plastic axle caps from the axle of the
wheel.
b) Install the quick release into the wheel axle with the
adjust nut and one spring removed. Install the spring and
adjust nut by turning in a clockwise direction. Tighten
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the nut only three turns. Final adjustment will be made
after the wheel is installed.
c) Open the brake quick release as shown in Fig. 6 by
squeezing the brake pads together with your right hand,
and pulling down and then rotating the quick release
lever in the clock-wise direction with your left hand.
d) Slide the wheel into the dropouts so that the quick
release lever is on the left hand side. The SUS's drop-out,
Fig. 7, is slotted to receive the axle of the wheel. Make
sure the wheel is centered between the two frame tubes
and axle is touching the back of the drop out slot.
e) The quick release is NOT a nut and bolt system. It is
a cam-activated tightening mechanism. Securely tighten
the quick release as follows:
1) Turn the quick release lever to a 90 degree angle to
the dropout, Fig. 8.
2) Keep the quick release lever from turning while
you tighten the adjusting nut by turning it in the clock-
wise direction until it comes in contact with the
stroller dropout.
3) Turn the quick release lever towards the rear of
the stroller to the closed position, Fig. 9. The word
CLOSE should be clearly visible and the quick release
lever should be parallel to the stroller frame tube. It
should require considerable pressure to close the lever
when it is properly adjusted and tightened. If you do
not feel this resistance, turn the quick release lever
back to the adjusting position, Fig. 8. Tighten the
adjusting nut by (no tools required!) one or two more
turns in the clockwise direction. Move the quick
release lever toward the closed position, Fig. 9. When
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