INSTRUCTIONS: For the following m odel Mountain Buggy® strollers:
Urban Single - U1204
Urban Double - U2204
Urban Triple - U3204
Terrain Single - T1204
Terrain Double - T2204
Breeze Single - B1204
Note: Model and accessory availability may vary from country to country.
Contents
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Safety Instructions .................................................................................. 3
Operation (Wheel Assembly etc) ............................................................. 4
Operation (Folding, Brake, Wrist Strap) .................................................. 5
Operation (Safety Harness, Seat Adjustment)........................................ 6
Operation (Seat, Sunhood, Storm Cover, Sun Cover) ............................. 7
Care and Maintenance ............................................................................ 8
Parts of Stroller Frame............................................................................ 9
Accessories ........................................................................................... 10
Warranty Conditions ................................................................................11
Warranty Registration Card.................................................................... 12
W e t ake safe t y se riously. Compliance with safety standards for baby strollers is
NOT compulsory in all countries.
All Mountain Buggy® models, including when a Carrycot and Carseat Clip are attached,
have passed the Australian/New Zealand Safety Standard AS/NZS 2088, and the British
Standard BS 7409. Models sold in North America have also passed American Standard
ASTM F833.
Designed and made in New Zealand for Mountain Buggy® Ltd.
Manufactured by Tritec Manufacturing Ltd, an ISO9002 credited supplier.
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Operation
FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY
REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY
ALL MODELS
ALL MODELS
brake
cog
1. Holding both knobs at the same time, unscrew
and pull out front axle.
brake
cog
2. Insert front wheel(s). FRONT WHEELS HAVE
NO BRAKE COG.
3. Re-insert axle and finger tighten both knobs.
axle
1
2
Slide wheels onto each end of
the axle.
Check that brake cog is on the
inside next to stroller frame.
URBAN SINGLE, DOUBLE & TRIPLE
brake
cog
brake
3
4
lever
Push each wheel on until it clicks Finished assembly. Push down on
into place. Pull wheels to check brake lever to apply brakes. Check
they are secure.
brake lever inserts into brake cog on
both sides. DO NOT use stroller if
brakes are not functioning.
knob
knob
axle
ERECTING THE STROLLER
INSERT AXLE
TIGHTEN KNOBS
TERRAIN & BREEZE SINGLE
2
1
Grip stroller near sunhood Place pressure on heel rest
joints, and lift.
to ensure sliding locks are
fully engaged.
axle
knob
knob
W ARN IN G: Ensure t hat all lo ck ing
de vice s are e ngage d be fore use .
INSERT AXLE
TIGHTEN KNOBS
SWIVELLING FRONT WHEELS
TERRAIN DOUBLE
URBAN
Locking the front wheel swivel(s) is recommended for use
on uneven ground. There is still a small amount of left
and right movement when in the locked position.
axle
spacer
INSERT AXLE. Also insert spacer
between front wheels.
Knob
Knob
TO LOCK: Turn knob so locked
symbol is at the top.Then
swivel wheel under stroller until
it locks into place.
TO UNLOCK: Turn knob
1/4 of a turn so ‘Unlocked’
symbol is at the top.
knob
knob
TIGHTEN KNOBS
W ARN IN G: T IGH T EN ALL KN OBS AN D REGULARLY CH ECK T H EY REMAIN FIRM.
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Operation
FOLDING THE STROLLER
REMOVING REAR WHEELS
URBAN
De-press quick release clip
and slide wheel off axle.
NOTE: On Urban model strollers, ensure front wheels
are unlocked and rotated forward before folding.
X
BRAKE
brake
lever
CORRECT
WRONG
X
ALL MODELS
brake
lever
To apply brake,push brake
lever completely down.
To release brake, lift brake
lever completely up.
Adjustable
Handle
W A RN IN G: P U T O N T H E BRA KE
W H E N E V E R Y O U P A R K T H E
ST R O LLER / P R A M . EN SU R E T H E
BRAKE IS ON W H EN LOADIN G AN D
UN LOADIN G CH ILDREN .
Sliding
Lock
1
2
Pull up sliding lock on both
sides of heel rest.
Fold adjustable handle
(if applicable).
SAFETY WRIST STRAP
3
wrist
strap
4
Lift at heel rest so the handle
bar end goes down.
Fully folded. For an even
flatter fold, remove wheels
(see wheel removal).
Care should be t ake n if t he st rolle r is
use d on st airs, e scalat ors, down hills
or in st rong winds.
H old t he safe t y wrist st rap fir m ly in
all t he se sit uat ions.
Re gularly che ck t hat t he wrist st rap
is se cure ly at t ache d t o t he st ro lle r
handle bar and st it ching is se cure and
st rong.
NOTE: Sliding lock on the left side has a secondary
safety catch.
W ARN IN G: MAKE SURE CH ILDREN
ARE CLEAR OF AN Y MOVIN G PARTS
W H EN FO LDIN G O R ERECT IN G
T H E ST ROLLER.
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Operation
SAFETY HARNESS
SEAT ANGLE
TERRAIN ZIP HAMMOCK OPTION
A
push
The Zip Hammock has two
D
E
seat back positions. Seat
back is upright when zips
are up, and reclined when
zips are down.
B
C
clip
here
2
1
To fasten waist strap
push both buckle
ends A & B into the
crotch buckle C.
Clip shoulder straps
D & E to waist strap
buckles.
ADJUSTING SHOULDER STRAP HEIGHT
Shoulder straps should be
insertion
slit
adjusted so they are located
buckle
just below or level with a
sliding
buckles
sliding
buckles
child’s shoulders. The older
the child, the further up the
seat these straps will go.
shoulder
straps
3
4
5
strap
To locate buckle when adjusting
Adjust sliding Move sliding buckles To release, press
buckles so the up as far as possible sides of centre
harness straps are to reduce the amount buckle.
straps, slip your hand up the
inside back of the seat (or
inside the pocket on the Zip
Hammock model).
a firm fit.
of strap hanging
loose,eliminating the
risk of chocking.
short side
buckle
A se parat e safe t y har ne ss confor m ing t o
Brit ish St andard BS6684 m ay be at t ached
t o t h e t w o “ D” r in gs lo ca t e d a t t h e
inse rt ion of t he waist har ne ss.
SEAT ANGLE
ALL MODELS
INSERTING
REMOVING
Seat back can be reclined to any point between upright
and fully reclined position.
With a hand inside the back of Re-thread short side of buckle
the seat rotate the rectangular through the most suitable insertion
shaped buckle and push short slot for your child. Once buckle is
side through the insertion through, turn so it is flat against
slot, while pulling strap at seat back, and check it is secure
the front.
by pulling on strap.
buckles
strap
POSITION OF CHILD IN SEAT
Make sure baby
is positioned
down as far as
possible in seat.
To adjust: Pull on buckles to
slide straps through buckles
and recline seat. Pull straps
through buckles to raise
seat angle.
Shows upright through to
fully reclined seat angle.
X
NOTE: The stroller would become unstable if a child was
to move up the seat. For this reason the seat retains a
slight angle to prevent the stroller from tipping back.
CORRECT
WRONG
X
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Operation
REMOVING SEAT
REMOVING SUNHOOD
ALL MODELS
ALL MODELS
1
Unfasten seat from frame along side tubes.
sunhood
support
wire
plastic joint
B
1
Pull support wire out of
2
Repeat step 1 on other
sunhood joint,while pushing
against frame.
Note:This operation is child
proof and therefore requires
a degree of force.
side.
3
Unfasten the sunhood
A
fabric from the stroller
frame and seat near the
handle bar.
URBAN
2
Unfasten strap underneath seat at point A.
REFITTING SUNHOOD
Place sunhood in position
Unfasten frame straps at point B.
TERRAIN
seat
support
wire
and push one side of wire
into plastic joint. Repeat on
other side by pulling wire
away from frame at the
top. Fasten sunhood fabric
to stroller frame and seat,
near handle bar.
2
Push seat forward,
then slide fabric up seat
support wire.
3
Remove seat support
wire from stroller frame
at C and D.
STORM COVER AND SUN COVER
ACCESSORIES
C
D
These accessories fasten at the top, around the side
tubes.They fit over the sunhood and under the footplate.
The lower elastic loops fasten onto the lug below the
footplate.
REFITTING SEAT
ALL MODELS
Follow removing seat instructions above, in reverse
order.
strap
lug
STORM COVER
X
lug
SUN COVER
W A RN IN G: D o n o t le a ve St o r m
Cover on st roller in war m condit ions.
Ch e ck b a b y’s co m fo r t fr e q u e n t ly
whe n using St or m Cove r.
✓
CORRECT
Note: Fasten seat onto frame making sure fabric wraps
over and around the top of the side tubes.
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Care and Maintenance
W ARN IN G: T h is st ro lle r re q u ire s
re gular m aint e nance by t he use r.
TYRES/ TIRES & TUBES
If a puncture occurs,the inner tube can be repaired with
a bicycle repair kit, or replaced. If the tread becomes
completely worn the tyre/tire should be replaced.
Replacement tyres/tires, inner tubes and repair kits
are available from your authorised dealer or most
cycle stores.
FABRIC CARE AND CLEANING
This outdoor fabric should be cleaned regularly. Brush
off any excessive dirt and rinse with warm water. Fabric
can be removed and washed by hand using a mild
natural soap solution in luke warm water (no more than
38˚C / 100˚F). Rinse thoroughly to remove soap. DO NOT
use detergents! Allow to air dry. DO NOT tumble dry.
Inflating the tyres/tires: Inflate to a pressure of 15psi.
(105 KPa) Do not exceed 20psi (140 KPa). The
valves are the same as a bicycle, or car tyre/tire valve.
W A R N IN G : O ve r in fla t io n m a y
dam age whe e l.
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
TERRAIN ONLY
STROLLER FRAME
The main frame is aluminium/aluminum and corrosion
resistant. The Urban front assembly and some
components are steel and will corrode if exposed to
environments such as, salt water, salt spray or beach
sand.
If stroller is used in these environments,wash steel parts
in warm soapy water, dry thoroughly and protect by
spraying with light aerosol can oil egWD40 or CRC.
It may be necessary to periodically adjust wheel
alignment if stroller steers to one side. TheTerrain stroller
has angle struts on the rear axle for this purpose.
1
Loosen all four nuts A, B, C & D holding strut in
position.
2
Slightly tighten outside nut on the opposite side
to the direction it is steering (eg if steering to left
tighten nut D).
BRAKE
3
4
5
Test the stroller wheel alignment by pushing it on a
smooth flat surface.
The brake cam may require
lubrication if it becomes
difficult to operate.
Re-test the stroller steering after every turn of the
nut until the stroller will run in a straight line.
When the correct steering is achieved, turn the
outside nut on the opposite side so it just touches
the side of the tube.
lubricate this surface
brake lever
STORAGE
Store inside in a dry place.
Make sure the stroller is dry before storing.
6
Tighten the inside nuts.
velcro
A
D
B
C
wrist strap
Wrist strap can be used
to hold stroller together
in its fully folded position.
Loop wrist strap around
rear axle then fasten.
Sunhood can be fastened
back by applying velcro on
sunhood window flap to the
velcro on edge of sunhood.
HANDLEBAR GRIP
W A RN IN G: It m a y b e u n s a fe t o
u se re p lace m e n t p a r t s o t h e r t h a n
t hose supplie d or a pprove d by t he
m anufact ure r or dist ribut or.
Take care to protect the handlebar grip from abrasion
or sharp objects. Contact your authorised dealer or
distributor for replacement grips and instructions.
A wetsuit glue can be used to repair cuts.
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Parts of Stroller Frame
N ot e : Diagram is Ur ban Single m ode l
H andle
Adjust e r
H andle bar
Sunhood
Support W ire
Side Tube
Sunhood Joint *
Fast e ne r
Down Tube
Unde r- Car riage Tube
H e e l Re st
Brake Cog
Brake Cam *
Re ar Axle
Sliding
Lock*
Foot plat e
Sliding
Lock*
Swive l
Knob*
Quick
Re le ase Clip*
Brake
Le ve r
Acce ssor y Lug
Front W he e l
Re ar W he e l
Front W he e l Swive l*
(Ur ban Only)
*Point s t o lubricat e pe riodically
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Accessories
Accessories
Model
Urban Single
Urban Double
Urban Triple
Terrain Single
Terrain Double
Breeze
** Several Carseat Clips designed for specific model car seats are available to fit Single, Double andTriple model
strollers. (These are not available in all countries, check with your authorised dealer or go to www.mountainbuggy.com).
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Warranty Conditions
• Repairs when product has been dismantled, repaired,
modified or serviced by other than an authorized
agent.
This wa rra nty covers: Defects in workmanship
and materials for one year from date of purchase.
The distributor undertakes to repair or at their option,
replace any part, which is found to be defective within
warranty period.
• Repairs when stroller has not been used for normal use
and in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.
This warranty does not cover:
If the product fa ils within the wa rra nty
period: Return it to the Authorized Dealer where
purchased from. They will arrange for assessment and
appropriate action during normal business hours. If you
are unsure where to take stroller contact distributor in
your country for instructions.
• Pick up, delivery or service calls.
•Temporary replacement while stroller is being repaired
or assessed.
• Damage to tyres/tires, tubes and handlebar grips.
• Instruction or assistance with wheel assembly or setup
of stroller.
Repa irs a nd repla cement pa rt s: If stroller
requires repair contact your authorised dealer or
distributor, to obtain information and spare parts. If you
are in a different country than where you purchased the
product, please contact the distributor for the country
where you purchased, as extra charges may apply.
• Corrosion or fabric damage, if stroller has been used
or stored in extreme environmental conditions. e.g. high
humidity, salt spray.
• Deterioration due to lack of maintenance and cleaning
as specified in manufacturer’s instructions.
Please make sure product is clean. Unacceptably dirty
• Normal wear and tear or damage to product caused products will not be handled.
by accident, misuse or act of nature.
In t e r n a t io n a l Dist r ib u t o r s
Send the Warranty Registration Card to the
distributor for the country of purchase.
(If there is no distributor please send it to New Zealand.)
N EW ZEALAN D & H EAD OFFICE
Freepost 191-029 (within New Zealand)
P. O. Box 38-781,Wellington Mail Centre, New Zealand
Ph: (04) 568 1590 or 0800 428 449
Fax: (04) 569 6239
JAPAN :
Office U Corporation
2-22-8, Higashi Kawaguchi, Kawaguchi City,
Saitama Prefecture, Japan 333-0801
Ph: (048) 294 7211 Mob: (090) 3137 1234
Fax: (048) 297 7207
email: enquiries@mountainbuggy.com
SIN GAPORE & H ON G KON G:
Mountain Buggy Asia
P.O. Box 603, 144 Upper Bukit Timah Rd #04-16-17,
Beauty World Centre, Singapore 588177
Ph: (09) 416 8617 Fax: (09) 416 8617
Email: mtnbuggy@singnet.com.sg
AUST RALIA
Mountain Buggy Australia
223A East Boundary Road
East Bentleigh,Victoria 3165,Australia
Ph: (03) 9570 2833
Fax: (03) 9570 1362
email: info@mountainbuggy.com.au
USA:
Sycamore Kids Inc.
4562 Denrose Ct. Suite 2 Fort Collins, CO 80524 USA
Toll Free Phone/Fax: 866 524 8805
email: [email protected]
U.K. & IRELAN D
Mountain Buggy (UK) Ltd
Mill Farm, Fairmile, Ottery St Mary
Devon EX11 1LS, England
Ph: ++44 01 404 815 555 or 07000 4 BUGGY (07000 428 449)
Fax: ++44 01 404 815 444
email: info@mountainbuggy.co.uk
CAN ADA:
Mountain Buggy Canada Inc
4298 Capilano Road, NorthVancouver, B.C. V7R 4J7, Canada
Toll Free Phone: 1866 MTNBUGGY (1866 686 28449)
email: info@mountainbuggy.ca
EUROPE:
One Tree Hill
Postbus 4, 3130 AAVlaardingen,The Netherlands
Ph: ++31(0) 182 551895
Fax: ++31(0) 182 551457
email: info@onetreehill.nl
SOUT H AFRICA:
Suffolk Trading CC
P.O. Box 46911, Glossderry 7702, South Africa
Ph: ++27 11 485 3458
Fax: ++27 11 485 5273
email: isacks@iafrica. com
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Warranty Registration
®
Congratulations on purchasing a Mountain Buggy . To register for your 12
month warranty, please return this registration form to your distributor (see
previous page).
Please take a few moments to review the additional questions about your
purchase. We would appreciate your replies so that we can continue to
improve our product.
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Which accessories have you purchased for your Mountain Buggy®?
Sleeping Bag
KiddyBoard™
Bumper Bar
Carrycot
Carseat Clip
Storm Cover
Sun Cover
Travel Bag
Handlebar
Extension
Hand Brake
Pump
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How important were the following factors in your purchase?
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Strength of Stroller
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General Appearance
Reputation of Brand/Product
Off-Road Capability
Ease of Folding
Accessories Available
At time of purchase mother was _____________months pregnant, or had a
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