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Friday, November 27th 2009, 10:14pm
tipping with lepus
Hello There,
Hopefully I will get a hase lepus comfort with electric support from our local council beceause I am handicapt. I allso have two children and beceause the lepus can have a childrensseat this would be ideal. I live in The Netherlands, so it's quite flat where I drive. The supplier told me that for safety sake, only one child can be in a seat (and the other can than be in a trailer behind the lepus). I would love to have two childrensseats so that I don't have a kidcar behind me and therefore don't become too long (traffic is quite buisy over here, so it's nicer not to be to long in traffic over here when you cross roads). My kids are still small (11 kg and 16 kg with clothes on) and I have thought of putting them both in a childrens seat anyway (and acyually egnoring the warning of the supplier
). But I never realised that it could mean tipping when you drive (I thought that I would notice if it would be to havy as soon as I would put them in the seat. I guess that I will just follow the instructions then and have one in a trailer and one in a seat, now that I have read your experiences about the possiblility of tipping. 
Hopefully I will get a hase lepus comfort with electric support from our local council beceause I am handicapt. I allso have two children and beceause the lepus can have a childrensseat this would be ideal. I live in The Netherlands, so it's quite flat where I drive. The supplier told me that for safety sake, only one child can be in a seat (and the other can than be in a trailer behind the lepus). I would love to have two childrensseats so that I don't have a kidcar behind me and therefore don't become too long (traffic is quite buisy over here, so it's nicer not to be to long in traffic over here when you cross roads). My kids are still small (11 kg and 16 kg with clothes on) and I have thought of putting them both in a childrens seat anyway (and acyually egnoring the warning of the supplier
). But I never realised that it could mean tipping when you drive (I thought that I would notice if it would be to havy as soon as I would put them in the seat. I guess that I will just follow the instructions then and have one in a trailer and one in a seat, now that I have read your experiences about the possiblility of tipping.
Monday, November 30th 2009, 6:58pm
Hallo Lupo,
Bei der Einstellung weist Stephan Moldenhauer zu recht darauf hin, dass dann auch die Spur der Hinterräder kontrolliert werden muss. Es ändert sich ja nicht nur die Position des Hauptrahmens, sondern auch die Neigung des klappbaren Hinterbaus. Weil die Räder/Achse schräg angeordnet sind stehen die u.U. nicht mehr parallel auf dem Boden, sondern fahren auseinander oder aufeinander zu. Und das kostet dann gewaltig Kraft und Reifen.
Gruß, Faltradl
Wie steil die Lehne steht war mit Sitz hoch/tief eingestellt nicht gemeint, sondern wie groß der Abstand zwischen Sitzfläche und Fahrbahn ist. Und das wird mit einer Anschlagschraube an der Halterung des Dämpferelements eingestellt. Dadurch hebt und senkt sich der ganze Rahmen.Den Hinweis mit der Sitzstellung werde ich beachten, hatte den Sitz bisher steil aufgestellt, also entgegen einer reinen Liegestellung.
Bei der Einstellung weist Stephan Moldenhauer zu recht darauf hin, dass dann auch die Spur der Hinterräder kontrolliert werden muss. Es ändert sich ja nicht nur die Position des Hauptrahmens, sondern auch die Neigung des klappbaren Hinterbaus. Weil die Räder/Achse schräg angeordnet sind stehen die u.U. nicht mehr parallel auf dem Boden, sondern fahren auseinander oder aufeinander zu. Und das kostet dann gewaltig Kraft und Reifen.
Gruß, Faltradl