Bobike Go mini Guide Rapide page 23

Make sure you have followed and fulfilled all
the instructions given. When done so, the child
bicycle seat is ready for use.
• Remove the non-safety-related stickers from the
child bicycle seat before use.
• The rider must be at least 16 years of age.
• Check for any laws and regulations that might be in
force in your country, relating to the carrying of
children in seats attached to cycles.
• Carry only children that can sit unaided for a longer
period, at least as long as the intended cycle journey.
• Do not carry a child less than 9 months of age in this
child bicycle seat. To be a passenger, the child must
be able to sit up straight with the head held upright
while wearing a bicycle helmet. A doctor should be
consulted if the child's growth is questionable.
• Make sure that the weight and height of the child do
not exceed the maximum capacity of the seat, and
check this at regular intervals. Check the weight of
the child before using the child seat. Under no
circumstances should you use the child bicycle seat
to transport a child whose weight is above the
permissible limit.
• Make sure to check from time to time that the
weight and height of the child do not exceed the
maximum permissible load of the seat.
• Make sure that it is not possible for any part of the
child's body or clothing to come into contact with
moving parts of the seat or bicycle and check this as
the child grows.
• You must cover any sharp or pointy objects on the
bicycle (e.g frayed cables) that may be reached by the
child, in any situation.
• When the child bicycle seat is not in use, fasten the
waist buckle of the security harness to prevent the
straps from dangling and entering in contact with
some turning part of the bicycle as wheels, brakes,
etc. as these may be a hazard to the cyclist.
• Secure the child into child bicycle seat ensuring that
all the safety belts and straps applied firmly but not so
WARNING: Do not attach any
additional luggage to the child seat. If
you carry extra luggage, the bicycle' s
carrying capacity must not be
exceeded, and we recommend that it
be placed at the back of the bike.
WARNING: Do not modify the seat.
WARNING: The cycle could behave
differently with a child in the seat
Attention
Specific Instructions for Use
WARNINGS
IT IS MANDATORY TO READ the following
chapter on safety instructions about using
your child bicycle seat.
tight as to cause discomfort to the child.
• Check the security of fastners frequently.
• You must ensure that you always use the restraint
system, and that the child is secured in the seat.
• Dress the child in proper clothes according to
weather conditions.
• Children in child seats need to be more warmly
dressed than riders of cycles and should be protected
from rain.
• Remove the seat when transporting the bicycle by
car (outside the car). Air turbulence might damage
the seat or loosen its fastenings or other suspended
elements, which could lead to an accident.
• Accompanying persons should carefully consider
stability / balance when placing the child on the bike
in the seat.
• Make sure that children wear a suitable helmet that
complies with EN 1078:2012+A1:2012 while riding in
the seat. Not wearing a helmet exponentially increases
the risk of death, long-term disability, head trauma, or
other injuries. As bicycle seat manufacturers, we care
about the safety of seat passengers, so we strongly
recommend that children wear properly fitted and
fastened bicycle helmets.
• The seat and cushion can get hot if under the sun for
a long time. Make sure that they are not too hot
before seating the child.
• This child seat is not suitable for use during sporting
activities, or in extreme conditions as per example:
enduro, hard mountain biking, big road holes, jumps
and off-road ways.
• When riding for the first time with the seat fitted - to
test ride the cycle in a safe/quiet environment before
riding on the highway.
• When the steering angle to each side is reduced to
less than 45º, change the type of handlebar.
particularly with regarding to
balance, steering and braking.
WARNING: Never leave the cycle
parked with a child in the seat
unattended.
WARNING: For any form of crack or
if the surface starts to deconstruct,
this indicates that the life of the seat
has been reached and it should be
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