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We have a bebecar raider and the car seat side fixing point( to fit seat into frame and wheels) has broken off wandered if you can supply the small part we need ? Thanks
Re: We have a bebecar raider and the car seat side fixing...
You can purchase forks that are used to attach the car seat to your Raider At+ by visiting your local stockist or by contacting Bebecar direct on 01692 408807.
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Whereas the Multipla chassis had front wheels that could swivel by 360 degrees, the Multipla AT had steerable front wheels designed to turn in parallel with each other, by several degrees in either direction, when set in 'steering' mode, or to remain fixed, when in 'fixed' mode, the mode being controlled by a plastic button on the side arm. A set of instructions relevant to your particular model is available from [email protected].
On the Raider AT+ is a tab on the side of the chassis. Operate the lever down to put the front wheels into steering mode, and up for non-steering.
An instruction manual, with diagrams, is available from [email protected]
To fold a Raider AT pushchair, first make sure that the front wheels are locked into the non-steerable mode. Next, look at the twist-grip in the middle of the handle. Press the central red button and simultaneously turn the collar in the direction of the arrow. The chassis should begin to close at this point.
Then find the lever on the side that operates the secondary locking device. Tilt the chair forward and continue folding until it is fully closed. It may be necessary to align the front wheels with your foot in order to enable the chair to close fully.
An instruction manual, with diagrams, is available from [email protected]
Do you mean the fabrics which cover the seat frame? The Raider AT+ has been discontinued for some time, so I don't know how possible this would be, but you could always get in touch with [email protected] for advice.
To fold a Raider AT pushchair, first make sure that the front wheels are locked into the non-steerable mode. Next, look at the twist-grip in the middle of the handle. Press the central red button and simultaneously turn the collar in the direction of the arrow. The chassis should begin to close at this point. Then find the lever on the side that operates the secondary locking device. Tilt the chair forward and continue folding until it is fully closed. It may be necessary to align the front wheels with your foot in order to enable the chair to close fully. An instruction manual, with diagrams, is available from [email protected]
The front wheels on a Raider can be used in either steering or non-steering mode, selected by operating the tab up or down. In the case of a Raider AT+, operate the lever down for steering, up for non-steering.
Operating instructions for the Raider or Raider AT+ may be obtained from [email protected]
To fold the Raider AT you need to turn the twist grip in the centre of the handle in the direction of the arrow. The secondary lock is located just below the rubber handle grip on the right side, slide this up. You can obtain instructions by emailing [email protected]
The seat does not come off the Raider At+ as it is a forward facing pushchair only. You can attach a Raider carrycot on top of the seat. You lock the wheels by the mechanism on the left side moulding.
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