This Burley has bowed-out side battens to add elbow room. It also comes with suspension to make the ride even more comfortable. The d’lite features a rear pocket and a fast-action folding system so you can store your Burley quickly and easily. Inside, your kids will be comfy with the deluxe seat pad, padded shoulder harnesses, improved helmet pockets and improved reclining seat. Also included are wheel guards, tinted windows with UV protection, adjustable sun screen, and a 2-in-1™ all-weather co

Roll Bar Installation 1. If handle bar receivers are already installed, loosen and remove handle bar knobs and outer handle bar receivers. Figure 1 2. Using wrench, loosen and remove lock nuts and screws from handle bar receivers. 3. From trailer front, slide roll bar into upper handle bar receivers, with curved front extending above trailer body. 4. Match holes in roll bar and inner handle bar receivers, re-install screws and tighten lock nuts. 5. Replace outer handle bar receivers and tighten

Note: Make sure on/off light switches are accessible. 1. Remove clips and screws from back of lights. 2. Using screws, fasten brackets and lights together. 3. Mount clear light/bracket diagonally on front of roll bar and red light/bracket on rear of roll bar, both on side closest to traffic. Photo 1 Locking Quick Release/ Wheel Installation and Operation 1. With quick release lever in “open” position, insert wheel axle completely into trailer axle receiver. 2. Close quick release lever, with lev

With quick release lever in “open” position, insert wheel axle completely into trailer axle receiver. 2. Close quick release lever, with lever aimed towards rear of trailer. Photo 2 3. Verify that tires are inflated to pressure marked on the tire side wall. 4. To remove wheel from trailer axle, push locking button on side of quick release lever and open lever. Note: The locking quick release lever securely attaches the wheel to the trailer. If you have difficulty removing the wheel, release pres

It is attached to the left rear dropout (the non-chainring side) of your bicycle. 1. Remove the quick release lever assembly from your bike and set it aside. 2. Line up the hole on the flat side of the hitch upper arm with the left rear dropout hole. 3. Reassemble the quick release assembly through the hitch and dropout, but don’t tighten it yet. 4. Slide the hitch receiver end of the tongue between the two hitch side arms, and line up the holes. The hitch should clear any racks, bags, or f

3 Safety Guidelines Pg. 3 Hardware Bag Contents and Tool Lists Pg. 5 Mounting the Reflectors Pg. 6 Attaching the Wheels Pg. 6 Installing the Side Rails (Nomad Only) Pg. 7 Installing the Tailgate and Splashguard (Nomad Only) Pg. 8 Installing the Rollbar and Cover (Nomad Only) Pg. 8 Installing the Tow Bar Pg. 9 Installing the Safety Flag (Nomad Only) Pg. 10 Hitching Your Burley to Your Bicycle Pg. 10 Loading Your Trailer Pg. 11 Safety Checklists Pg. 12 Maintenance and Storage Pg. 13 Parts Lists an

IMPORTANT: Fabric Care Your trailer body is made of a tough, waterproof polyester fabric, which is highly resistant to fading. It can be easily cleaned with any mild soap or detergent and warm water. For heavy soiling, use a nylon bristle brush. Do not use bleach for cleaning, as it will damage the fabric. The fabric is an important part of your trailer’s structure, and provides a protective environment for child passengers. Replace any fabric that is ripped, scuffed, or otherwise damaged. Polye

We suggest different spring rates for our bikes and forks because different riders place different loads on bicycles. Spring selection is also affected greatly by rider preference. More aggressive riders may desire their springs to be stiffer, while a more recreationally oriented rider may like a softer ride with softer springs. Experimentation with different spring rates may be necessary to find the correct set up. Spring Selection Tables Consult the tables below to select the spring set that’s

See Chubby diagram on page_____ for part explanations. 4. Push rubber fork booties up off of sliders. 5. Separate sliders from stanchion tubes with a downward tug. 6. Clean the outside of the stanchion tubes and the inside of the sliders with clean rag. 7. Apply thin layer of grease to stanchion tubes and also to the inside of the wiper seal on the sliders. Regreasing Fork Legs 8. Push slider up onto stanchions and reinstall lower slider bolts. Torque to 80 in-lbs. Elastomer Stack and inner Stan

Instruct children not to bounce or lean, which can cause a shift of weight. Do not make high-speed turns or descents when pulling the trailer. Always corner with caution at 5 mph or less, as the trailer cannot lean into a turn the way a bicycle can. Do not travel faster than 15 mph—all road irregularities and your slower reaction time are greatly magnified. Trailers can tip over, causing damage to trailer and serious injury to cyclist or passengers. AVOID causes of tip over, especially: WARNING•