Chariot Carriers Comfort, CX manual Fixing the Weber hitches on the bicycle

Attaching the trailer (identical for quick	Pull the hitch ball to the end of the	Push the securing pin from the top
release axle and solid axle): Insert the	hitch cup.	through both holes of the aluminium cup
hitch ball, which is attached to the		and secure the pin by pulling the hole of
hitch arm, from the front into the alumi-		the elastic ribbon over the protruding
nium hitch cup.		end of the pin.

Safety Recommendation:

Always attach the safety strap to the chain stay!

Put the safety strap around the bicycle chain stay and attach the safety clip to the D-ring of the hitch arm

Warnings regarding both Chariot hitches:

When turning round or manoeuvring the outfit, the angle between the towing bicycle and the trailer must not exceed 90°, otherwise the hitch ball could be damaged (overstretched).

2.3.3 Fixing the Weber hitches on the bicycle

Please read carefully the comprehensive manufacturer’s instructions which are supplied by Weber with the hitch with adjustable kickstand (Weber B) and with the Weber hitch for rear-axle attachment (Weber E).

2.4Rear Battery Lights (Accessory, not supplied as standard)

In the upper area of the rear cover there is a sewn-on webbing strap on the right and on the left for attaching rear battery lights. When using the trailer in the dark, an additional rear light is required by law. If only one battery light is attached, it needs to be on the left hand side in direction of travel (in countries where the traf- fic drives on the left the battery light must be attached to the webbing strap on the right hand side). Flashing lights are prohibited in some countries, e.g. in Germany.

Note:

Please ensure when buying lights that they conform to the appropriate legal requirements of the country they are used in and also bear an approval mark (e.g. K-mark in Germany).

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