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Using your Croozer Kid

Tips for the towing bicycle

• We recommend using a towing bicycle with multiple

gears. The more speeds the bicycle has, the easier it

will be to  nd the appropriate gear, for example, when

starting, climbing hills and riding with a headwind.

• The towing bicycle must have two strong, in-

dependently operated brakes that are not only in

perfect working order but also work effectively in wet

weather conditions. This is vitally important, as the

brakes must be able to stop the bike with the additional

weight of the trailer.

• The towing bicycle must have a sturdy, rear-mount

kickstand able to hold the bicycle  rmly upright to guar-

antee safety and comfort when loading and unloading

children. Single-legged kickstands mounted in the

middle of the bicycle, under the bottom bracket, are

NOT suitable because the weight of the hitched bicycle

trailer, which rests on the chainstay, would make the

parked bicycle unstable. Consult a bicycle shop for

choosing the right kickstand.

• We recommend riding with a rear-view mirror on the

towing bicycle. A rear-view mirror makes it easier to

check on passengers in the trailer and keep an eye on

the vehicles behind you so that you can react appropri-

ately. Always ride defensively.

• The towing bicycle should have a long rear fender

with a mud ap in order to protect the passenger from

stones and other road debris that could be thrown up

by the rear tyre and to avoid soiling the body or interior

of the trailer.

Guidelines and tips for riding with a trailer and children

• When pulling a loaded trailer, the handling, balance

and performance of the towing bicycle will be affected,

especially when starting, braking, turning and riding

downhill. Take adequate time to familiarise yourself

with the Croozer Kid before transporting children. Prior

to your  rst ride with children, we recommend taking a

practice ride with the trailer in a calm, traf c-free area;

load the trailer with cargo of approximately the same

weight as the child or children you will be transporting,

for example, by strapping a loaded backpack/rucksack

into the child seat. This is a great way to acquaint your-

self with the handling of the bicycle and the dimensions

of the trailer.

• The safety  ag on the long, vertical pole will make you

more visible to other road-users. Never ride without the

safety  ag properly mounted.

• Always ride with the cover closed to protect passen-

gers from road debris and  ying insects.

• Cyclists should always use available bike paths or

lanes, even when pulling a trailer. Be especially careful

when riding on narrow bike paths or lanes, as well as

on paths and trails with two-way traf c. The trailer is

generally wider than the handlebars of the towing bicy-

cle. In addition, most trailers will not be centred behind

the towing bicycle. Reduce your speed in places where

navigation is especially challenging; and if you are

ever in doubt about whether the trailer will be able to  t

through an opening, dismount and push the bike and

trailer through.

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