Bellelli B-One Mode D'emploi page 9

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and without child on board.
Never leave the child seat in the sun: the heated plastic could burn the child.
Remove the child seat from the bike each time the latter must be transported on the
outside of a vehicle (e.g. on a car roof, on a towed trailer or behind a motorhome).
Periodically check the bike: tyres, brakes, lights, etc.
Periodically wash the child seat with soap and water. Do not use aggressive substances.
MOUNTING THE CHILD SEAT
!!! Do not carry out mounting operations with the child in the seat.
Make sure you have all the components before proceeding with assembly (fig. A).
Mounting the support bracket
Take the back rack off the bike if it interferes with mounting the seat.
Mount the support bracket on the bicycle frame as illustrated in fig. B.
!!! Warning: mount the brace on the bicycle frame and not on the pipe under the bicycle saddle.
!!! Warning: check that the brake and gear cables do not interfere with the bracket (1).
Choose the best screws (6) for your frame (see Table 1). (If the screws that come with the
seat are too short, longer ones [M6x80, for instance] can be found in a hardware store).
Slip the screws (6) into their holes.
Tighten the nuts slightly and evenly (7) (fig. C).
The support bracket must be free to slide along the tube: it will be tightened once the seat
is in the correct position (see fixing the child seat to the bike).
Fixing the support fork to the child seat
Turn the seat over.
Position the U-bend of the support fork (9) under the flap (fig. D). Place the tool in its slot.
Line up the hole on the welded post (9) with the hole in the seat.
Slip the bolt (11) through the plate (10), the holes in the child seat, and the welded bracket
(fig. E).
Fully tighten the nut (12) (fig. F).
Fixing the child seat to the bike
Hold down the yellow button on the bracket (2). Insert the support fork (8) into the upper
part of the bracket (1) (fig. G).
!!! Warning: once inserted, make sure that the yellow button pops out (2). If it
doesn't the fork (8) is not inserted correctly: repeat the operation.
Check that the child seat does not interfere with pedals, brakes, gears and other moving
parts on the bike.
Leave enough room for the child's legs.
Line the child seat up with the bike's axis.
Fully tighten the screws (6) on the bracket after having found the best position for the seat.
!!! Warning: periodically check that the screws are tight. They may loosen with use.
Taking the child seat off the bike
Hold down the yellow button (2) on the bracket and pull up the support fork (8) up and off
(fig. G).
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