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How do I change the grips on my Walker?

Please follow the following steps in order to change the grips on your Walker. 

Step 1. Loosen the screw on the clamp at the rear of the grip (3 mm or 4 mm Allen key depending on the grip).

Step 2. Remove the grip from the grip tube.

Step 3.On the new grip, unscrew the screw on the clamp a little.

Step 4.Slide the new grip onto the grip tube, but do not yet fasten the clamp. Make sure that the grip is pushed all the way onto the grip tube, passed its end.

Step 5.Push the plastic end cap into the end of the grip tube and slide the grip rearwards so that its rear end meets the end cap.

Step 6. Adjust the grip to your preferred angle, and fasten the grip with the 3 mm or 4 mm Allen key.

Step 7.Repeat steps 1-6 above in order to change the grip on the opposite side.

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  • Very pleased with my spare parts!…

    We installed the brake cable to my rollator. It was quick
    and easy, as it fit perfectly. I would definitely recommend it again if needed.

    At the same time, I would like to thank Trionic for the excellent products,
    from the rollator itself to the…

  • A truly exceptional device…

    After some unsuccessful research for a decent rollator suitable for tall and heavy people, I came across this device. With some scepticism, I ordered the Walker 14er and was surprised by the fast delivery. After unpacking and assembling it, which tur…

  • We are very !!! satisfied with the Veloped.…

    My 94-year-old mother walks 4 to 6 km a day with it in her beloved forest, it is easy to drive / steer, bumps are mastered without any problems, my mother is grateful, no longer feels as ‘shaken’ as with the old ordinary outdoor rollator.

    Suggesti…

  • Overall, I am satisfied.…

    I am 86-year-old and weigh 58 kg.
    The device looks good (to be envious), is well thought out and easy to assemble. What struck me:
    The heavy strain on the arm muscles
    - on uneven forest paths,
    - on inclines (effort needed to push uphill and to h…

  • Perfect…

    The bottle holder is perfect!…

  • Becoming Independent…

    I bought my Veloped in July 2021 and I have never looked back. Having suffered with a back and balance problem for several years, walking with the Veloped keeps my back straight and I am no longer concerned about my balance as the frame gives me conf…

  • Great supplement for my Walking aids…

    Great supplement for my Walking aids

    I used the comfort stool this morning for a few hours while fishing, it was very comfortable and steady while sitting on it; I could cast from a sitting position without feeling I was going to fall off. Gettin…

  • Essential for urban hiking…

    So much easier to use than the 12 er. The fact that it can climb most curbs in Boston is nothing short of genius! The 14 inch wheels make on and off-roading such a breeze and a very smooth ride throughout! I go about 7 miles a day on my Veloped, and …

  • I bought the Walker after the Veloped…

    After careful consideration, I bought the Walker because I am no longer able to go off-road (I had the Trionic Veloped before).
    I was already familiar with the tyres.
    I have been using the Walker for several weeks now and I must say that I have bee…

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