Chariot Carriers CABRIOLET CTS ユーザーズマニュアル

1. Read all instructions before use! Failure to read, understand and follow these instructions may result in an otherwise avoidable accident in

which you and/or your passengers could suffer serious injury or death.

2. The safe and proper use of this product is your responsibility! Take a practice bicycle ride, walk/run, or hike with a weighted carrier 

(weighted greater than your expected load with children and cargo) before using your carrier to ensure you can handle a loaded carrier in 
each activity. Be extremely careful on hills and try to avoid them if possible. In addition to safe bicycle practices, the rules listed below 
must be followed at all times.

3. Make sure your bicycle is in good working condition. We recommend a frequent safety check of your bike by a certified bicycle 

mechanic.

4. Do not modify or alter carrier or bicycle. Ask your Chariot Dealer if you are not sure whether your bicycle is compatible with your 

carrier.

5. When used as a bicycle trailer, children must be at least 1 year old and be able to sit upright alone. Consult your pediatrician 

before carrying any child younger than one year.

6. Do not exceed the maximum carrier load of 100 lb (45 kg). This capacity includes the weight of child/children and cargo. Articles 

carried in the carrier should be well anchored to avoid shifting during travel. Unstable loads and overloading make the carrier less stable 
and more difficult to control.

7. Always fasten shoulder harness, lap belt and crotch strap securely and tightly around children. Periodically check placement of 

shoulder straps, especially for a sleeping child. Make sure children cannot put fingers into the wheel spokes. Instruct children not to 
bounce, rock or lean.

before each use. Over inflating tires or use of high pressure tires can cause the carrier to overturn.

10. Use this carrier only with non-motorized bicycles capable of supporting the additional load of the carrier and child. Do not use 

your carrier on electric bicycles, motorcycles, mopeds, automobiles or any other motor vehicle. Check the information supplied with 
your bike to verify compatibility or ask your dealer.

11. Do not use a kickstand or other parking device to support the bicycle with a trailer attached. Attaching a trailer can change 

the balance of the bicycle making kickstands ineffective. The bicycle can fall over, damaging it and the trailer.

12. Always use the high visibility flag supplied with the trailer. Do not assume you have the right-of-way. Do not pull your trailer in high 

traffic areas such as busy streets, highways or anyplace it may be unsafe to ride with children.

14. Avoid riding at night. Your ability to see and be seen is greatly reduced. If you must ride at night, use proper lighting and reflectors on 

your bicycle and wear bright reflective clothing

15. Both cyclist and children must wear approved bicycle helmets. If your child is too small to properly wear the smallest size approved 

helmet, they should not ride in the carrier.