hudora 14619 BigWheel PC Reel Scooter Instructions

: June 4, 2024
: hudora

Table of Contents

INSTRUCTIONS ON ASSEMBLY
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
DISPOSAL ADVICE
SERVICE
References
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hudora 14619 BigWheel PC Reel Scooter Instructions

The scooter is not suitable for jumps.
Prior to using the scooter, please inform yourself about restricting applicable traffic regulations for the intended area of application.
The use of the product requires specific skills and knowledge to be able to avoid injuries due to crashes and collisions.
Children should only use the product when they are under adult supervision.
Ensure when riding that the logo on the handlebar points to the front or else that the push buttons is as such oriented backwards.

INSTRUCTIONS ON ASSEMBLY

Mount the front wheel as shown in Fig. 1 – 4. Like preassembled make sure that the long side of the sleeve screw is inserted into the fork from the right and the short screw is screwed against it from the left. Also make sure that the distance rings are positioned on both sides between rim and fork.

INSTRUCTIONS ON ASSEMBLY AND USE

PLEASE PROCEED AS FOLLOWS TO GET THE SCOOTER READY FOR USE

Push the slide control in the folding mechanism upwards. Do not thereby pull on the handlebars – the system should be relaxed. The slide control will loosen. Lift the handlebar of the scooter upwards until the controller audibly clicks into place (Fig. 5).
Loosen the quick release lock on the T-bar by pushing the lever of the quick release lock. Insert the handlebar grips into the T-section of the handlebar stem. (Fig. 6)
Use your thumbs to press down both locking buttons until the grips can be easily pushed into the T-section. Turn the handlebar grips until the locking buttons are positioned in the two openings intended for them and you hear them click into place.
Check that both handlebar grips are fitted correctly by pulling both outwards. If they do not move, they have been assembled in accordance with the instructions. The T-bar can be locked now (Fig. 7). If the T-bar lock does not sit firmly, open the quick release lock again and turn the opposite screw deeper into the thread, so that the fastening bracket fits more tightly to the T-bar rod. Repeat this process until the T-bar rod can be aligned securely.
Loosen the quick release lock on the handlebar rod by pushing the lever of the quick release lock until the lever is parallel to the handlebar grip. (Fig. 8)
The handlebars can be locked into place at 4 different heights.
Pull the handlebar rod out of the handlebar stem until it is at the required height and the relevant button has snapped into place.
The maximum height cannot be exceeded due to the integrated lock. Now close the quick release lock by pushing the lever to the handlebar stem (Fig. 9). If the handlebar does not fit firmly at the required height, open the quick release lock again and turn it a few times so that the fastening bracket fits more tightly to the handlebar rod. Repeat this process until the handlebar rod can be aligned securely.
Always check all parts before use to ensure they are fitting tightly, particularly the folding mechanism, the handlebar locking and the wheels.

INSTRUCTIONS ON ASSEMBLY AND USE

TO GET THE SCOOTER READY FOR TRANSPORT AGAIN, PLEASE CARRY OUT THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS

Loosen the quick release lock by pushing the lever of the quick release lock away from the handlebar stem.
Please press the locking button so that the handlebar rod can be moved (Fig. 9). Push the handlebar rod as far as it will go into the handlebar stem.
Close the quick release lock by pushing the lever down to the handlebar stem.
Loosen the quick release lock on the T-bar by pushing the lever of the quick release lock. Use your thumbs to press both locking buttons in the handlebar grips and pull the handlebar grips outwards until they are released completely from the T-section.
Push the handlebar grips down until they are parallel with the handlebar shaft.
Push the slide control in the folding mechanism upwards. The mechanism should be loose – to release it you should rather have a foot on the brake instead of on the footboard! (Fig.

Fold in the scooter by moving the handle bar towards the footboard until it audibly clicks into place.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

NOTHING’S EASY AT FIRST …
… most accidents happen to “beginners” within the first ten minutes. Particular care should be taken during this stage.

DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
The scooter moves when a foot is used to regularly push off, just as with well-known children’s scooters. Braking is no problem either – simply step on the friction brake over the back wheel (mudguard).

We recommend folding the scooter by hand after each use or using the stand. The side stand is in the direction of movement located on the left hand side under the deck. Its use is ensured through simply folding and unfolding. Aluminium is a good and light material but should also be handled carefully as it is not as hard as steel, for example.

TIRE PRESSURE

Do not exceed the maximum tire pressure. The recommended tire pressure for 280 mm front wheel is up to 2 bar. Do not exceed 3 bar. The recommended tire pressure for 200 mm back wheel is up to 4,2 bar. Do not exceed 5 bar.

REMOVAL OF THE WHEEL

Use the two Allen wrenches to loosen the axle screw connections.
Pull the axle bolt from the wheel hub and remove the wheel from the fork.

CHANGING THE BALL BEARINGS

There are two ball bearings inside the wheel hub and between these an axle guide sleeve. A screwdriver or an Allen wrench can be used to push the ball bearings out of the wheel hub. In order to insert a new ball bearing, this must be pressed laterally into the wheel hub.

TUBE, SHEATH AND RIM CHANGES

In the event that there is still air in the tube, you have to let this out first over the valve. Using two levers – we recommend a tire lever – try to pry one side of the sheath over the outer edge of the rim. Continue this process until the entire side of the sheath is protruding over the wheel rim.

TUBE EXCHANGE

For the change of the tube, pull the tube from the rim on the leveraged sheath side. Press the valve back through the hole in the rim base, in order to completely remove the tube. For the insertion of a new tube, first lead the valve under the sheath through the hole in the rim base. Then slightly inflate the tube, this makes the insertion of the remaining part of the tube into the rim easier.
Press the side of the sheath that is protruding over the edge of the rim back into the rim base. If necessary, the last remaining part of the sheath edge can be levered into the rim base.

SHEATH AND RIM CHANGES

For the change of the sheath or else the rim, lever the other side of the sheath in the same way over the other rim edge. You can then press/turn the rim together with the tube out. In order to attach a new sheath, press the rim (if needed a new rim) with already mounted tubing into the sheath, so that the two sides of the sheath protrude over both of the rim edges. Then first press back one side of the sheath completely into the rim base and then do the same on the other side. If necessary, each of the remaining parts of the sheath edges can be levered into the rim base.

MOUNTING THE WHEEL

First ensure that the ball bearings are fitted in the wheel hub and the axle guide sleeve is positioned between them. Once this is ensured, you can insert the wheel into the fork and thereby fix it with the axle bolt. Use the two Allen screws for this purpose in order to counteract both screw sides.

BEARINGS

Your kick scooter is equipped with precision ball bearings, which were filled with grease under high pressure during manufacture.
For this reason, the rollers of the kick scooter only run lightly and swiftly, while under load. Bearings are maintenancefree, but they are wear parts. Caution! Worn bearings make conspicuous audible noises and their function is constrained. In order to maintain optimal riding pleasure and to ensure lasting safety, you should replace bearings, as soon as they begin to exhibit signs of being worn. In the case of full load and daily use we recommend the replacement of the rollers and bearings twice a year. Bearings are available as accessories under http://www.hudora.de/.

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Use a dry or damp cloth only to clean the product; do not use special cleaning agents! Check the product for damage or traces of wear and tear before and after each use. Do not make any structural changes. For your own safety, please use original spare parts only.
These can be sourced from HUDORA. If parts become damaged or if sharp edges or corners should develop, the product may not be used any more. If in any doubt, please contact our service team (http://www.hudora.de/). Store the product in a safe place where it is protected from the elements, cannot be damaged, and cannot injure anyone.

Replace damaged or worn assembly parts in order to ensure the safety of your scooter.

DISPOSAL ADVICE

At the end of the product’s life, please dispose of it at an appropriate collection point provided in your area. Local waste management companies will be able to answer your questions on this.

SERVICE

We make every effort to deliver faultless products. If faults do arise however, we put just as much effort into rectifying them. Therefore, you can find numerous information on the product, replacement parts, solutions to problems and lost assembly manuals at http://www.hudora.de/.

SPARE PARTS AND ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE AT:
http://www.hudora.de/