Bell cocoon 500 User Manual download pdf (Page 3)

CAutiOns COntinuEd

the stability and alter the riding character-

istics of the bicycle, particularly regarding

steering and braking.

13. Never leave the child unattended in

the carrier.

14. Make sure the bicycle is stable and

under control by using the assistance of a

second adult when loading and unloading

the child.

15. Never leave the child in the carrier with

the bicycle supported only by the kick-

stand.

16. A rear reector that complies with

CPSC regulations must be visible whether

the carrier is on the bicycle or not.

17. Before each ride, ensure the mounted

carrier does not interfere with braking,

pedaling, or steering of the bicycle.

18. Never ride the bicycle at night without

adequate lighting.

19. Always remove the carrier from the bi-

cycle when the bicycle is being transported

on a motor vehicle. This is necessary as the

force of the high wind on the carrier may

degrade or damage the carrier to the point

that it will not perform reliably.

20. Presence of a child carrier on a bicycle

may require alteration of the method used

by the rider to mount or dismount the

bicycle. Care must be taken whenever the

rider gets on or off the bicycle.

21. The rider should ride at reduced

speeds and with extra care when using a

child carrier.

22. Do not use this or any other child seat

on a bicycle which has rear suspension or

a suspension seat post, as the seat may

come off and injure the child.

imPORtAnt sAFEty inFORmAtiOn

WARNING: Failure to follow each of the following instructions can result in injury

to your child.

1. Read all the instructions before assem-

bling or using the Cocoon Child Carrier.

2. See that the Quick-Release buckles are

fastened and the straps are adjusted, for

a snug but comfortable t. Test shoulder

slack by pulling the straps away from

child’s chest. They should move approxi-

mately no more than one inch from the

child.

3. In the event that the child carrier is

involved in an accident, check to be sure

that it functions properly before it is used

again. Check for structural damage and

replace the seat if it is damaged.

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