STEP #1 - Install Rear Wheels
Firmly depress the gray button marked push.
Insert the rear wheel into rear axle tube on the rear frame stay.
Release button and test wheel is locked in place. If not, try again.
The wheel must be firmly locked in place.
Repeat the process for both rear wheels.
STEP #3 - Install the Handlebar & Stem Assembly
STEP #4 - Install the Footrest fender on the Frame
CAUTION: Avoid crushing the frame tubing DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
BOLTS! Tighten only until hand snug.
Giant PreRunner Jog Stroller has bicycle style handlebar and
stem that allows the handlebar height to be adjusted to
accommodate a wide variety of users.
Loosen the handlebar binder bolts then remove the stem clamp
-(Fig. a), and keep the bolts on the stem.
Fit the stem and clamp-(Fig. a) on the plastic shim at the top of
the stroller frame then tighten the handlebar binder bolts so that
the stem will stay in place by itself, but is still easy to adjust.
Try to find the best position for the user and tighten the handlebar
and stem binder bolts.
Push down the handle bar to raise the front wheel to test that the
Be bolts were sufficiently tightened.
Firmly depress the gray button marked push.
Insert the front wheel into axle tube on the front fork.
Release button and test wheel is locked in place. If not, try again.
The wheel must be firmly locked in place
STEP #2 - Install Front Wheel
a. PreRunner LX, 20" Wheels
b. PreRunner, 16" Wheels
CAUTION: DO NOT operate stroller if wheels do not firmly lock in
place.
Assemble footrest fender as shown in the diagram.
Align the heads of the bolts to fit into the matching recesses in the
footrest fender.
Move quick release lever so that the word "OPEN" stamped on the
lever arm shows to the outside.
Insert the front wheel between the fork blades so that the axle
seats firmly at the top of slots, which are at the tips of fork
blades - the fork dropout.
Flip quick release lever so that the word "CLOSED" stamped on
the lever arm shows to the outside.
Closing quick release lever should get progressively firmer until it
is solidly fixed in the closed position.
If quick release lever cannot be fully closed, loosen thumbnut on
the opposite end of the skewer and try to close it again.
If the lever goes to the closed position too easily or feels loose in
the closed position, open the lever and tighten thumbnut, then try
closing again.
Quick release lever should be parallel to the front fork blade when
in final closed position.
