Did anyone else have problems re-snapping the cover after installing this seat rear-facing? The rebound bar prevents you from accessing the snaps...
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Yes, until I realized you don't have to unsnap the cover to install it :) You can work the belt (or LATCH) through where it needs to go without unsnapping the cover. There are slits in the cover near where the belt path is. Hope that helps :)
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Yes, I found that I had to pull on the whole cover to give it plenty of room for the snaps to get down where they go. Once the snaps are down I would use one finger to snap them in place while holding the fabric with the other hand. It wasn't too much after I had done it a few times.
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I would try and take the screws back out and that move the handle bars around a bit and put them back in , i had a similiar problem and thats all there was to it..Im not sure if you have tried this but im just suggesting it..Deb :)
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Hello Jeanne, I had the same issue. Apparently there was a bad batch shipped out. Please contact fintankelly@bubblebum.us and let her know the issue. They have EXCELLENT customer service and will resolve the issue. In my case they replaced both my seats immediately at no cost to me! Once you get the replacements, you will love this product! Kelly did tell me that the seat was tested deflated also and meets safety standards without air provided you use the belt hooks on both sides of the seat to keep the belt snug across your child.
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Installation problem. I installed mine the other day using the three hole cover and it swivels without issue.
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I would like to add a comment to the people who stated that there was an opening at the bottom. They are absolutely right. I went the Velcro route and that did not work, because the sticky part of the Velcro would seperate from the two bottom flaps. I solved the problem by installing snaps with a kit that I purchased on line. No more unwanted visitors.
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Hi, Movie Editor, your description needs more information, or else no one will be able to understand your problem. As it is now, the only thing I might suggest is to buy replacement RUBBER seat bumpers. ???
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I had the same problem. The front keeps dropping. I looked at the instructions and they show a support which goes into two little tubes. However, I never received this piece. I contacted the seller who told me that it would be sent, but it never arrived. I don't use this seat anymore because of this.
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I had a little trouble at first too, but now I have the hang of it. You have to bring the backrest portion all the way forward and then back slowly. You will hear it clicking. You may have to do if a few times before it locks in place. It took me a while to get it right, now I get it first try.
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It does get easier! However, my go-to move when folding down and popping into my truck is to always make sure to have the handle bar facing up. That way you can grab it with the right hand, unlock with the left and make one swift motion when opening it up. Until it becomes fluid take advantage of the snap that keeps the seat stable to the frame at least for forward facing. I haven't parent faced in a long time and can't remember if there were any mentionable nuances there. Good luck!
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Just finished putting the bike together and am having the same problem. The seat is ridiculously loose, it rotates around and flexes up and down as I'm riding. It almost seems like it's intentionally built this way. Have either of you been able to fix this problem since you posted? Or are you just dealing with it? Thanks
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Turn it upside down seat part on the ground. Pull up on the legs, snaps out . Mine came unassembled so it comes out easily, yours maybe not so easily. Popping back in is a little harder, if I don't get it snapped in good, my legs come out moving it .
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I had a similar issue and found that it was a result of tightening the posts too much. The cams they used are also of lower quality so many that actually locked into place didn't give you the "click" feeling that would let you know you had it right. I put mine together with full anticipation that it need to be fix within a few weeks, so far (4 months later) it's holding strong to daily use with no indication of loosening.
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As I said in the past the cover get bigger with the past . so get the smallest one that will fit then it wil "grows" Add snap on then you are ok
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Loosen the nut and screw where the seat post and the frame meet...you can move it up and down...and then retighten.
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Got any pictures? I remember feeling like I was stretching it a bit when I first installed it. It's also much easier in warmer weather. I could maybe help out more if I saw pictures and better understood the problem.
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I have the same cover on mine. The dimensions of the seat cover are not enough to fit like it should. It stretches to barely fit. If you know how to sew you can sew two ties on each side to help keep it on.
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I just improvised. Because my seat design I can't pull the bottom strap all the way under the seat to secure it. I didn't use the plastic pieces, only the metal ones. It is a sloppy fit, but it protects my seats from doogy prints .�