Douze G4 - Loading Your G4 Cargo Bike; Loads in the Black Box; Loads in the Eco Box

Loading your G4 cargo bike
Loads in the Black Box
If your G4 cargo bike is supplied with a Black Box, you can transport goods and children, if                 
you complete it with the Black Box child’s seat (please refer to the table on page 5).
It is dangerous and strictly prohibited to transport children by completely          
closing the Black Box with the Top Cover or the Hard Cover.
When stationary or moving, children sitting on the child’s seat must be           
secured and remain under your vigilance. You should also be vigilant that           
a child does not try to get into the Black Box alone. Even though the              
central kickstand may be stable, the bike must be held by an adult during             
this process to avoid any tipping-over or fall of the cargo bike onto the             
child.
If you are transporting children and luggage at the same time, the load            
must not include any blunt-force objects, which risk hurting the children          
in the event of an impact or a fall.
Douze Factory cannot be held responsible for any incident or accident or           
consequences arising therefrom, caused by incorrect installation or       
improper care of children or goods in transit.
Loads in the Eco Box
If your G4 cargo bike is supplied with an Eco Box you may transport goods and up to 4                  
children (please refer to the table on page 5).
The load must be correctly distributed over the Eco Box in order to balance your cargo               
bike. For example, if you are transporting a child and shopping, load the goods on the               
opposite side to the child. In the same way, in order to keep the centre of gravity as low as                   
possible, it is preferable to distribute the load to the fullest extent over the surface of the                
floor, so your cargo bike remains as manoeuvrable as possible and easy to move.
When stationary or moving, children sitting on the child’s seat must be           
secured and remain under your vigilance. You must also be careful that           
no child attempts to climb into the Eco Box alone. Even though the            
central kickstand may be stable, the bike must be held by an adult during             
this process to avoid any tipping-over or fall of the cargo bike onto the             
child.
If you are transporting children and luggage at the same time, the load            
must not include any blunt-force objects, which risk hurting the children          
in the event of an impact or a fall.
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