Air Hawk Bladder Seat

 Instruction Disclaimer Dennis Kirk provides instructions to help our customers better understand how to install the
products we sell. The instructions are exact copies of what the manufacturer includes with the
product being sold.
That means the quality and accuracy of the instructions is solely dependent on what the
manufacturer produces. We do our best to make the text legible and the pictures viewable.
However, the end result depends largely on the quality of instructions the manufacturer
provides.
Therefore, you will find that some instructions are not of the highest quality. Sometimes text is
hard to read and pictures are not easy to see. At times you will find the overall look of the
instructions to be less than professional. However, we feel it is better to provide what we have
rather than provide nothing at all.
To the best of our knowledge the instructions and application information contained in the
instructions is accurate. However, Dennis Kirk assumes no liability related to any errors that
may be contained in the copy of the manufacturer’s instructions we provide. Buyers are solely
responsible to insure that product use is consistent with their application.
If you have any questions please contact us at customerservice@denniskirk.com or
800-969-7501 so we can further assist you regarding additional product information or any other
business related questions.
Thank you for doing business with Dennis Kirk.
How to Properly Adjust the AIRHAWK® Comfort Seating System
For the AIRHAWK Comfort Seating System to be effective , it must be properly adjusted . The
goal is to allow yourself to sink as deepl y as possible into the air pad w ithout hiHing the
boHom. Thi s is achieved by having as 'iH'e air in the a ir pad as possible .
Attaching Your AIRHAWK Comfort Seating
System to the Motorcycle
Your AIRHAWK Comfort Seating System includes a
cover that has aHachment loops on the sides. Follow the
instructions with the enclosed straps to aHach the system
to your motorcycle seat.
Step 1: Turn air pad val ve
counter-clockwise to
open.
"',
Step 2: Inflate air pad by
mouth until the air pad is
filled w ith air.
~
T
attachment
~'T~
Step 3: Turn valve
clockwise to close .
S. ~\. -
/
Step 4: Place air pad
Step 5: IMPORTANT!
on your motorcycle seat,
with the air cells facing
upward. Sit on the seat in
your normal riding position.
Place both feet on pegs.
NOTE: Proper adjustment
can only be done while you
are siHing on the air pad .
Adjust the air by opening
the valve and relea sing air
until you sink down into the
air pad. Ideal inflation is
about 0.5 in.( 1.5 em} off
the seat.
DO NOT OVERINFLATE.
This product works most
effectively with a minimal
amount of air. Turn valve
clockwise to close.
Step 6: You can check that
you have not let too liHle or
too much air out 01 the air
pad by slowly leaning your
body (not necessarily your
bike) from side to side . You
should be able to feel the
air transferring beneath you
slightly. If you feel yourself
touching the base of the
seat, add more air through
the valve and adjust again
by repeating the steps.
Contact Information &
CAUTION:
Protect the AIRHAWK Comfort Seating System from sharp objects which may puncture the air pad and cause deflation. DO NOT expose the AIRHAWK Comfort Seating System to hot ashes. DO NOT use the AIRHAWK Comfort Seating System as a water flotation device. If you have questions, call toll-free in the U_S.A. 800-851 -3449, or outside of the U.S.A. call 618-277-9150. You may also visit our website at www.airhawk .net. Send produ ct to: ROHO, Inc ., 100 N. Florida Ave., Belleville, IL 62221-5429 U.S.A. l'
Instructions: i l l This bag contains two (2) straps, each with a hook at both ends. To fasten your AIRHAWK ' to your motorcycle seat, follow the appropriate set of instructions below. ­
/ j\1be ROHO groUp
~
.......
Contents
(4) 7/8" (2 cm) square self-adhesive patches
• (2) 1 3/8" (3.5 cm) square self-adhesive patches
• 4 alcohol wipes
You will also need : A sink or tub, water, cloth, ball-point pen
or permanent marker, and a spoon or other hard, rounded
surface .
Step 6: At one edge of the repair patch, fold th e paper
backing away from the patch so the patch begins
to peel from the backing. Roll the backing away
from the patch between your thumb and forefinger
until 'h of the patch is exposed .
Note: DO NOT touch the adhesive surface of the
patch before application .
Preferred Method - if you are able to easily detach your seat: Repair Kit Instructions 1. Adjust the strap to fit around your seat by sliding the buckle.
2. Place the AIRHAWK on your seat in the desired location.
3. Slip one end of the hook into one of the back pair 01 loops
on the cover
4. Wrap the strap around the seat and hook the other end into
the other back loop.
5. Follow the same steps for the other strap with the front pair of loops.
6. Reattach the seat.
Step 2: Turn all inflation valves clockwise to CLOSE and
immerse the product in water. The leak will appear
as a string of small air bubbles rising from the
product surface.
Alternate Method - if you are not able to detach your seat:
1. Adjust the strap to Iii around your seat by sliding the buckle.
2. Place the AIRHAWK on your seat in the desired location.
3. Slip one end of the hook into one of the front pair of
loops on the cover.
4. Hook the other end into the other Iront loop.
5. Slide the strap between the lront of the seat and the bike. 6. The other strap may be kept as a spare.
ROHO , Inc. 100 N. Florida Ave. Belleville, IL 62221 -5249 U.S.A.: Phone 1-800-851-3449
Fax 1-888-551-3449
Oulside of U.S.A.: Phone 1-618-277-9150
Fax 1-618-277-6518
www.therohogroup .com
© 2005 SFT. Inc.! a ROHO ' group co.
T22550
8/05
!NS·ROH01 810 .B2
SFT, Inc! a ROHO group co. has a policy of conlinuous product improvement
and reserves the right to amend specifications presented in this brochure.
AIRHAWKe and ROHO" are registered trademarks of The ROHO Group.
Step 1: Inflate the product. Open the ISOFLO valve if
closed (for SELECT products only).
ROHO" is a registered trademark of ROHO, Inc.
T20205 Rev. 12/08
© 2000,2008 , ROHO , Inc.
Step 3: Dry the area of the leak with a cloth, and mark the
exact location of the lea k with a ball-point pen or
permanent marker.
Note: Ink and permanent marker will not affect the
strength of the patch.
Step 4 : Wipe the location of the leak with the alcohol swab
provided . Use a clean cloth to w ipe the excess
alco hol from the material and allow to air dry
completely.
Note : It is important that all water, oils, detergents ,
and soaps are removed from the area around th e
leak.
Step 5: Turn all inflation valves counterclockwise to deflate
the product and hold the location of the leak
against a smooth suriace such as a tabletop to
assist in applying pressure.
Note : If the patch will be applied to a curved
portion of an air cell, stretch the curved portion
against the smooth surface to remove wrinkles
while applying the patch.
Step 7: Apply the exposed edge of the patch to the prod uct
so that the leak is centered under the patch .
Gently roll the rema ining paper backing from
betwee n the patch and product, pressing the patch
to the material as you go.
Note: DO NOT stretch the patch during
application.
Step 8: Using a hard, rounded object such as the ba ck of
a spoon, press all areas of the patch firmly to the
product, starting at the center and wor king towards
the edges, until the patch has a uniformly dark
appearance against th e material. Light colored
areas indicate air remains trapped under the patch.
Step 9: Wait a minimum of 5 minutes after applying the
patch before re-inflating and using the product.