User manual BURLEY SOLO WALK N ROLLER

[. . . ] You can enjoy years of maintenance-free cycling and strolling together, all in one neat package. Every effort has been made to ensure that your purchase is of top quality and proven design, ready to provide you with many years and thousands of miles of happy, safe trailering. The Walk n' Roller has been designed to empower you to bicycle and stroll, all in the same trip. You can bike with your Burley as a trailer to a store or a scenic park, lock your bike and quickly convert the trailer to a stroller, without tools. [. . . ] The wheel mounts at the end of the trailer's tongue, at the front of the trailer (see image at left). Burley Solo Walk `n Roller Instruction Guide: Models `04 and Beyond 3 Temporary Hitch Removal Before installing the Wheel Pivot Assembly, the hitch has to be removed from the end of the tongue. · As you remove the bolt, notice how it secures the hitch through the hitch connector (#2), and the Safety strap (#4). A longer bolt is provided for the next step. 1 3 5 2 4 4 Burley Solo Walk `n Roller Instruction Guide: Models `04 and Beyond 1 2 3 4 5 Re-Assembly with the Pivot Wheel Slide the Wheel pivot assembly over the end of the tongue so that the hole in the tongue lines up with the hole in the top as shown below. · Line up the hitch connector hole (#4, see left), with those those same two holes. · Run the 2 inch bolt provided through the d-ring, and then through the wheel pivot assembly, tongue hitch connector. · Push the bolt through the hole at the bottom, visible in the cavity underneath, and then secure with the new locking nut provided (tighten to 6 ft-lbs). · The end of the bolt should be flush with, or completely pass through the end of the nut. · Place the 1 inch bolt (#2), using 2 washers as shown and a locking nut. Then place the other 1 inch bolt (#3), through one washer and the remaining hole. · On the underside of (#3) place the safety strap and a locking nut. Tighten to 6 ftlbs using the torque wrench, the end of the bolt must be flush with or completely pass through the nut. The bolt must go through the hole in the flexible coupling; otherwise, hitch could come loose causing an accident resulting in serious injury or death. Burley Solo Walk `n Roller Instruction Guide: Models `04 and Beyond 5 When installed the hitch is re-attached by the bolt that goes through the tongue (and hitch's flexible coupling); the safety strap is anchored, and the d-ring is on top. Note: If using the Burley Alternative hitch, the flexible coupling is attached in the same manner, using the bolt through the tongue. The safety strap is anchored in the same way, to the wheel assembly clamp bolt. IV. Using the Walk n' Roller Wheel The wheel must be placed in the up position in order to attach the trailer to a bicycle. The conversion from "bike" (up) position, to "stroll" position, is quick and requires no tools. To covert from "stroll" to "bike" loosen the , Knob (#1), turning counterclockwise, until the triangular pivot section (#2), can be rotated. Rotate the section bringing the wheel up until the word "bike" appears. With the word "bike" in view, line up the triangular sections and then tighten the knob by hand. Use the similar procedure for converting back to "stroll" position. 2 1 6 Burley Solo Walk `n Roller Instruction Guide: Models `04 and Beyond Using your Walk n' Roller, bicycling with a trailer, and bicycling in general can be hazardous. Failure to obey the following Safety Guidelines could result in serious injury or death. V. Safety Guidelines · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Walk n' Roller must be operated by a responsible adult. [. . . ] Replace any loose or damaged parts. Burley Walk n' Roller Limited Warranty Burley will repair or replace any Walk n' Roller parts it determines to be defective for the life of the trailer. The owner of a Burley trailer with Walk n' Roller parts installed must present the trailer for repair at an authorized Burley dealer, together with an original sales receipt or similar proof of purchase. Burley cannot be responsible for failure due to improper assembly, modification of parts or instructions, neglect, abuse, accident, and/or normal wear. The warranty does not cover any trailers used for rental, competition, or commercial use, nor does it cover Walk n' Roller parts used on anything other than a Burley trailer. [. . . ]