VEVOR CT910 Bicycle Cargo Trailer Instruction Manual

: August 17, 2024
: VEVOR

Table of Contents

VEVOR CT910 Bicycle Cargo Trailer
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL AND PARAMETERS
CONTENTS
How to Assemble
Attaching Trailer to Bicycle
Before You Ride
MAINTENANCE
PART LIST
References
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VEVOR CT910 Bicycle Cargo Trailer

Product Information

Specifications

Model: CT910
Type: Bicycle Cargo Trailer
Max. Load: 275 lbs.
Storage Bin Size: 39.7 x 16.9 x 10 inches
Wheels: Steel, 20 x 3 inches

Product Usage Instructions

Safety Instructions
WARNING: Failure to comply with the instructions and warnings in this manual could result in serious injury or death of the rider.

Ensure all locking devices are engaged before use.
Maximum load: 125 kg (275 lbs.) as trailer. It is recommended to reduce the load for easier riding.
Avoid running or skating with the trailer.
Avoid attaching loads to areas that affect vehicle stability.
Use only approved accessories and replacement parts.
Avoid exceeding weight limits to prevent instability.
Avoid modifying the product.
Check tire pressure and avoid over-inflating to prevent explosions.
Have a qualified bicycle mechanic check the towing bicycle before attaching the trailer.
Ensure the trailer does not interfere with braking, pedaling, or steering before each ride.
Comply with local regulations and lighting requirements when using the trailer on public roadways.
Allow extra time and space for braking, turning, and passing with the trailer attached.

Contents

x Main frame
x Wheels

Freq uently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I use this trailer for running or skating?
A: No, this product is not suitable for running or skating as per safety guidelines.
Q: What is the maximum load capacity of the CT910 model?
A: The maximum load capacity is 275 lbs. as a trailer. It is recommended to reduce the load for easier riding.

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BICYCLE CARGO TRAILER
MODEL: CT910

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BICYCLE CARGO TRAILER

MODEL: CT910

Important: Keep these instructions for future reference

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Failure to comply with the instructions and warnings in this manual could result in serious injury or death of the rider.

Ensure that all locking devices are engaged before use
Maximum load: 125 kg (275 lbs.) as trailer.（Maximum load will make riding difficult, it is recommended to reduce the load!）
This product is not suitable for running or skating.
Any load attached to the handle and/or on the back of the backrest and/or on the sides of the vehicle will affect the stability of the vehicle.
Accessories which are not approved by the manufacturer shall not be used.
Only use replacement parts supplied or recommended by the manufacturer.
Do NOT use it with a total load that exceeds the weight limits. If recommended load is exceeded, the unit may become unstable.
DO NOT make modifications to the product.
DO NOT over-inflate the tires. Failure to comply with the rated tire sidewall pressure may lead to explosion of the tire and possible injury.
It is recommended that a qualified bicycle mechanic does a safety check of the towing bicycle before attaching the trailer.
Before each ride, be sure the trailer does not interfere with braking, pedaling or steering of the bicycle.
Always comply with local regulations when using the trailer on public roadways.
Never ride a bicycle at night without adequate lighting.
Obey all local legal requirements for lighting.
If you need to come to a stop for any reason, such as to make adjustments or to address a flat tire, be sure to pull off the road completely.
When using your trailer, you are towing extra weight and a bigger vehicle. You must allow more time for braking, slowing, stopping and starting, and allow more room for turns and passageways. Experiment with the loaded trailer in an uncongested area until you become familiar with how your bike handles towing a trailer.
Avoid rocks, curbs, hard braking and sudden swerving. Avoid riding over obstacles with one wheel, as this may cause the trailer to tip over.
Always ride with the cover down to secure the cargo.
The rider of the bicycle must be at least 16 years old.
Recommended speed limits: – 16 km/h (10 MPH) on smooth, straight roads – 8 km/h (5 MPH) when turning or on uneven roads.
Trailer weight must be properly distributed for safe handling. The weight on the hitch connector should be between 30 N (≈6.6 lbs.) and 80 N (≈17.6 lbs.). To measure this, load your trailer and place it next to bathroom scale. Step on scale and make a note of your weight. Standing on scale, lift up the end of the tow bar one foot (approximately 25cm) off the ground. The weight shown should be 6.6 – 17.6 lbs. more than your own weight. If the weight is too low, the rear wheel of the bicycle could lose traction. If it is too high the hitch may be overloaded.

MODEL AND PARAMETERS

| Model| CT910
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Model| CT910|
Type| Tow|
Max. Load| 275lbs|
Storage Bin Size| 39.716.910inch|
Wheels| Steel，20*3inch|
Material| Steel|

How to Assemble

Take out the trailer’s main frame and all other components from the carton. Raise all side frames to an upright position (Figure 1, Figure 2).

Figure 1| Figure 2
Lock front and rear crossbars using the safety pin attached to the frame (Figure 3). Make sure that safety pins are properly locked in place as shown (Figure 4).
**** Figure 3| **** Figure 4

Attaching the Wheels

Place the rear wheel between grooves of the main frame. Take off small parts on the axle and hook washers into holes on the main frame. Put back small parts to the axle, and let the axle go through washers and the rear wheel (Figure 5). Fasten the quick-release axle (Figure 6).

Repeat to attach the second wheel on other side.

Figure 5
Figure 6Installing the Tow Bar
Figure 7| Pressing the spring button, slide the tow bar into the tow bar receiver until the spring button comes out of the hole A. Insert the safety pin from the hole B through the other side. Make sure the safety pin is properly locked in place as shown (Figure 7).
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Attaching Trailer to Bicycle

1. Quick-release Axle: Remove the quick-release from the left side of bike’s rear axle. Install the hitch between the quick-release and frame. Tighten the quick-release following the bike manufacturer’s manual.

Hitch can remain on the bike when the trailer is removed (Figure 10).

** Figure 10| ⚠ WARNING**

The tension-adjusting nut must engage the threads for at least five full turns in order to ensure adequate clamping force for holding the rear wheel securely.

Failure to tighten the tension-adjusting nut fully may result in accidents with serious injury or death. If the quick-release skewer is too short, it must be replaced. Consult a professional bicycle mechanic for the appropriate parts and assistance.

Nutted Axle:
Unscrew the nut with washer from the left side of bike’s rear axle. Install the hitch onto the axle and screw the nut back on with the washer(Figure 11).

Figure 11

| ⚠ WARNING

The axle nut must engage the threads for at least five full turns in order to ensure adequate clamping force for holding the rear wheel securely. Failure to tighten the nut fully may result in accidents with serious injury or death. If the axle is too short, the Universal Hitch cannot be used! Consult a professional bicycle mechanic for the appropriate parts and assistance.

3. Thru Axle: The universal hitch doesn’t fit a bike with thru axle.

Please consult the retailer for possible solution.

Figure 12

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**Connect the coupler on the tow bar and secure the safety pin (Figure 12).** Once the tow bar is attached, wrap safety belt around the frame of the bike and hook onto the D-ring on the tow bar.

Before You Ride

Check before each use:

Wheels are properly secured to the trailer.
Tires are inflated to recommended pressure on the tire side wall.
Tow bar is properly secured to the trailer.
Coupler is properly secured to the bicycle.
Coupler and safety pins are secured.
Load does not exceed 125 kg (275 lbs.).
Weight of tow bar at coupler is greater than 6.6 lbs. but does not exceed 17.6 lbs. with fully loaded trailer.
Make sure that bicycle is in proper working order, especially brakes and tires (refer to bicycle manufacturer’s instructions).
Rider is wearing a helmet.
Cargo is properly secured.
Cover is installed and closed.

MAINTENANCE

Storage: For longer product life, store trailer indoors. The trailer should not be stored at temperatures less than -10°F (-23°C) or greater than 150°F (65°C).
Fabric Care: Hand wash fabric parts with warm water and mild soap. DO NOT use bleach or solvents. Wipe dry and store out of direct sunlight in a dry, well- ventilated area. Clean windows with a damp, soft cloth.

Check :

Inspect tow bar, hitch, frame tubing, flex connector and hardware for damage .
Flex Connectors need to be serviced every 3-5 years for safe operation – Check that bolts are tight .
Inspect tires and wheels for wear and cracks – Inspect wheels for trueness and cracks .
Inspect fabric parts for rips, abrasions, and missing or damaged hardware.