Spin Master air hogs air pressure Manuale Utente

Congratulations! You are the proud owner of the AIR HOGS

®

 

Motocross Bike. Your AIR HOGS

®

 Motocross Bike can travel 

distances of up to 120 feet and race at scale speeds of up to 

150MPH (1:9 Scale). Your bike is also equipped with a 

wheelie bar, so you can perform pop-a-wheelies!

A. SELECTING YOUR LOCATION:

The Air Hogs

®

 Motocross Bike performs best on 

FLAT SMOOTH SURFACES, free of bumps and other 

obstructions. Do not play on harsh or rocky surfaces. 

Do not play on or near roadways. Always consult 

your guardian before playing to ensure the area in 

which you would like to play is clear and safe!

B. PRESSURING THE ENGINE:

1. 

BEFORE PUMPING, ROTATE THE REAR TIRE UNTIL

    THE PISTON IS SET AT THE FRONT OF THE PISTON

    WINDOW (see CORRECT drawing).

    IF THE PISTON IS AT THE BACK OF THE PISTON

    WINDOW, THE AIR WILL LEAK OUT OF THE BIKE

    DURING PUMPING! (see INCORRECT drawing).

2. Attach the bike to the pump, as shown (a).

3. Lay bike on its side, as shown (b).

4. Place one foot on each side of the pump base and

    grasp the pump handle with both hands (b).

5. Pump air into the bike.

6. Push button to unlock pump clip and remove bike from pump.

IMPORTANT: It will take 25 pumps to pressurize your bike. Pull the pump 

handle ALL THE WAY up and push it ALL THE WAY down to complete 

each of the 25 pumps. Incorrect pumping will result in lower than expected 

performance. FOR SAFE USE, DO NOT EXCEED 25 PUMPS.

C. STARTING YOUR BIKE:

1. Set the bike on a long flat 

    surface. 

2. Straighten the front and

    rear wheels.

3. Give the bike a firm push 

    forward and continue to 

    guide the bike on a straight 

 path for 1-2 feet before 

    releasing. (c).

IMPORTANT: It is important to guide the bike on a straight path for 

1-2 feet after the engine starts. This is to stabilize the bike and continue it 

on a straight course.

D. PERFORMING A

POP-A-WHEELIE:

1. Pressurize your bike’s engine, as explained

    in section B. 
2. Lower the wheelie bar into place, as shown (d). 

Troubleshooting Guide:

1. Cannot pump bike.

2. Engine will not start.

3. Bike will not go straight.

4. Bike will not perform a 

   pop-a-wheelie.

1. Air intake on bike and/or 

pump nozzle is clogged.

2A. No air in bike.

2B. Did not push bike along 

ground to start engine.
2C.  Piston is at the back of the 

window. in this position, the air 

will leak out of the toy and the 

engine will not start.

3A. Wheels are turned.

3B. You are not guiding 

the bike for 1-2 feet before 

releasing.
4. Wheelie bar is not down.

1. Use a toothpick to gently clean 

dirt/foreign material out of the air 

intake/pump nozzle.
2A. Pump up bike as detailed in 

section B above.
2B. Give bike a firm push along the 

ground to start the engine.
2C.Rotate rear tire until piston 

moves to the front of the window. 

3A. Be sure to straighten the front 

and rear wheels before releasing 

the bike.
3B. Be sure to guide the bike with 

your hand for 1-2 feet before 

releasing, as explained in C3 above.
4. Lower wheelie bar into position 

as explained in D2 above.

AIR HOGS® is a registered trademark of Spin Master Toys™. 

All rights reserved.

AIR HOGS® MOTOCROSS BIKE © 2002 Spin Master Toys. 

All rights reserved.

43020 ENG REV 1

Spin Master Toys, 

450 Front Street West, Toronto, 

Ontario, Canada M5V 1B6

Telephone: 1-800-622-8339

Website: www.spinmaster.com  

Email: toys@spinmaster.com

PUMP

CLIP

TIP: If you are having trouble making the bike go straight without 

falling over, try using the wheelie bar. The wheelie bar helps to 

balance the bike. This is similar to training wheels on a bicycle. 

Note: With practice, your runs will become straighter and longer 

and you will no longer need the assistance of the wheelie bar.

3. Place the bike on a

    smooth flat surface.
4. Raise the front end of

    the bike into the air so

    that only the rear

    wheel and the wheelie

    bar are resting on the

    ground (e).

5.Give your bike a firm 

    push in the direction

    you want to go,

    remembering to guide 

the bike with your

    hand for1-2 feet before

    releasing,as explained

    above (f).

INCORRECT

PISTON

AT BACK

CORRECT

PISTON

AT FRONT

PISTON

PISTON