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Weight distribution
DANGER
So as to prevent it from tipping backwards, the storage bags
at the rear of the carrier may not be loaded with excessive
weight. Carry out the following check: Push downwards on
the handlebar by about 150 mm. The carrier should return to
its original standing position and should not tip backwards.
Manufacturer’s recommendation: There should be a maxi-
mum load of 4 kg in all the rear storage bags together if no
handlebar bag is being used.
The maximum load of the handlebar bag is 1 kg. The maxi-
mum load of the other rear storage bags is reduced to 2 kg if
the handlebar bag is loaded with 1 kg.
7. The Strolling Kit
The assembled Stroller (CTS Ready Chassis + Strolling Kit)
Supplied as
standard
Strolling Kit:
2 x 8” stroller wheels
Safety instructions for use as a Stroller
Please make sure you read the safety instructions in the
“Safety” section at the beginning of this Owner’s Manual.
Before each journey check that all components are properly
fi tted, particularly the stroller casters and the handlebar.
Do not park the carrier on roads or other places which are on
an incline.
If you leave the stroller stationary, always secure it with the
parking brake.
When pushing the stroller, always put the wrist safety strap
around your wrist.
Inline skating with the stroller is not permitted.
The foot activated parking brake on the Cheetah 1, Cheetah
2, Cougar 1 and Cougar 2 models is not suitable for
deceleration of a moving carrier.
So as to prevent it from tipping backwards, the storage
bags at the rear of the carrier may not be loaded with
excessive weight. Carry out the following check: Depress
the handlebar by about 15 cm. The carrier should return to
its original standing position and should not tip backwards.
Manufacturer’s recommendation: Maximum load in the
storage bags together if no handlebar bag is being used. The
maximum load of the handlebar bag is 1 kg. The maximum
load of the other storage bags is reduced to 2 kg if the
handlebar bag is loaded with 1 kg.
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