Minnie 2 in 1 Balance Bike Instruction Manual

Keycode: 43503155

Congratulations on purchasing the Minnie 2 in 1 balance bike. This bike is designed to assist in the development of your child's balance, coordination, and steering, while also building strength and motor skills. Your child will be able to learn how to ride with ease. Please pay attention to the following safety guidelines.

Important Safety Information

1. Recommended for children under 3 years.
2. Check all parts are in good condition and that screws and tyres are tightened correctly.
3. Protective gear should always be worn when riding any bike (helmet, protectors for knees, elbows, and wrists).
4. Always ensure that appropriate footwear is worn whilst riding this bike.
5. Maximum weight is 20kg.
6. Only ONE person to ride this bike at any given time.
7. This bike is not intended for stunting or tricks.
8. Do not use on roadways. Always ride in a safe environment such as a park or private property.
9. This balance bike is not constructed for uneven paths, stairs, steep hills, or other rocky surfaces. Damage may be done to the bike and to the rider. Only use on flat surfaces.
10. Adult supervision is required at all times.
11. Check the child's feet can rest on the ground whilst astride the balance bike by adjusting the seat height before allowing the child to ride this bike.

Contents of the package

Note! Certain bike parts, like the frame, saddle, and two screws with nuts, were pre-assembled in the factory. Check if the package is complete and does not show any traces of damage. Should you find some parts missing or damaged, do not use the bike but contact the Kmart Customer Service Team. Keep the packaging or utilize it as required by local regulations.

Caution! For the safety of kids, do not leave parts of the packaging (plastic bags, blisters, boxes, styrofoam, etc.) freely available. Risk of suffocation! ?

Cleaning and maintenance

• Clean the bike with a damp cloth or sponge.
• Protect the run bike from dust, humidity, water, extremely high and low temperatures, and damage.

WARNING

Item to be assembled by adult only. Choking hazard, contains small assembly components with functional sharp points and edges.

Parts and Hardware List

• A. FRAME: The main body structure.
• B. FRONT FORK: The part that holds the front wheel and connects to the handlebar.
• C. EVA WHEELS: Three lightweight wheels made of EVA material.
• D. WOODEN SPACERS: Three wooden pieces used for wheel assembly, labeled D1, D2, D1.
• E. HANDLEBAR: The steering bar for the bike.
• F. STEERING ROD: The rod connecting the front fork to the handlebar.
• G. SCREW: Two screws for attaching the handlebar.
• H. NUT: One nut for the front wheel assembly.
• I. LONG BOLT: One long bolt for the front wheel assembly.
• J. SPACER NUT: Two spacer nuts for the front wheel assembly.
• K. HARDWARE SET FOR BALANCE BIKE: A set of fasteners for the balance bike configuration.
• L. HARDWARE SET FOR TRIKE: A set of fasteners for the trike configuration.

Step of Assembly

Step 1

Pull out the pre-inserted steering rod (part F) in the front fork. To avoid losing hardware, the steering rod is pre-inserted in assembling position.

Attention: Do not adjust the holding bolt in the middle of the front fork.

Refer to assembly guide video for more help.

[Holding Bolt]

Diagram Description: A close-up view of the front fork shows the steering rod (part F) already inserted. An indicator points to the "Holding Bolt" located in the center of the fork, with a caution not to adjust it.

Step 2

Attach the frame to the front fork by inserting the frame into the front fork. Insert the steering rod (part F) into the hole until the steering rod is completely inserted.

Diagram Description: Illustrates the frame (part A) being connected to the front fork (part B). The steering rod (part F) is shown being fully inserted into its designated hole within the fork assembly.

Step 3

Place the handlebar onto the front fork and attach them with 2 pcs of screws (part G).

Diagram Description: Shows the handlebar (part E) being positioned on top of the front fork (part B). Two screws (part G) are depicted being used to secure the handlebar.

Step 4

Attach the front wheel to the front fork with Long bolt (part I) and Nut (part H) as well as 2 pcs of spacer nuts (part J) provided.

Diagram Description: Details the assembly of the front wheel. A long bolt (part I) passes through the front fork, with two spacer nuts (part J) placed on either side of the wheel hub. A nut (part H) is used to fasten the bolt.

Step 5

Two options available to assemble the rear wheels.

1. Assemble only one rear wheel to a balance bike with hardware set (part K) as below.
2. Assemble two rear wheels to a trike with hardware set (part L) and wooden spacers (part D).

NOTE:

1. Pay special attention to the position of wooden spacers as shown in the diagrams.
2. Use the Allen keys / wrenches to tighten the nuts at two sides simultaneously.

Diagram Description: Two distinct diagrams illustrate the rear wheel assembly options. Option I shows a single rear wheel attached to the bike frame using the hardware set K. Option II depicts the conversion to a trike. Two rear wheels are attached to the frame using the hardware set L, with wooden spacers (D1, D2, D1) positioned between the wheels and the frame. A note emphasizes correct spacer placement and simultaneous tightening of nuts.