BlackHawk Paramotor LowBoy II Quad Assembly Instructions (PART 1 of 2)

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**IMPORTANT** READ THIS NOTE PRIOR TO USING THE LOWBOY II QUAD: Once you install the (2) aluminum brackets that go under the seat (REFER TO 20m 56s IN THE VIDEO) , you will need to mark the location of the seat - based on how long the Pilot's legs are. This will be different for everyone, so it is only referenced - not demonstrated in the video. HOLES MUST BE DRILLED AND BOLTS PLACED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SEAT TO SECURE IT. If you have ANY questions about this procedure, please contact your Paramotor Dealer or Instructor prior to any use of your equipment.

This Instructional video will show you how to completely assemble a BlackHawk LowBoy II Paramotor Quad. This inclusive 2-part video will take you from unboxing the BlackHawk LowBoy II Quad, to the final mounting of the Paramotor Cage. We cover the tools you will need for assembly, and some tricks to help make the process go smoothly. If you have ANY questions about the assembly of the LowBoy II Quad, please contact your Certified Instructor, Authorized Dealer, or call the number listed above. We highly recommend having your Certified Flight Instructor inspect your assembled Quad prior to flight. Always conduct a thorough Safety Inspection before every single flight. This includes all bolts, connection points, electronics, glider, etc. Remember, this sport is as safe as you make it.

ABOUT THE BLACKHAWK LOWBOY II QUAD:
The all new BlackHawk LowBoy II was designed and built by Mike Robinson who utilized his extensive experience in building custom Harleys. The new LowBoy II features a new “raked” front end, tapered rear axle, lower ground clearance ( 7″), lower hang point attachment , adjustable billet aluminum hang points with bearings, a racing bucket seat, and 4 point harness. It also features light-weight polished aluminum wheels and ribbed aircraft style 2 ply tires. The wide stance front and rear axles are held in place via pins for easy removal. Cage connections to the LowBoy II are now made by light weight aluminum brackets.

Many quads or trikes on the market have issues with the paint chipping, flaking, and don’t cater to the demands put on them over the years. Our LowBoy II frame is sandblasted, and then a powder coat primer is applied. This ensures your quad will look great for years to come. The final powder coat is completed in your choice of either Metallic Black Cherry with Clear Coat, or Metallic Gunsmoke Silver with Clear Coat! You will NOT find a better looking, better flying, or more stable wheeled vehicle in Powered Paragliding! All these features have earned this quad the reputation as the most sought-after in the sport.


POWERED PARAGLIDING DISCLAIMER:
Powered Paragliding, as with any form of flight, carries potential risks including personal injury, property damage, or death. This sport can be as safe or as dangerous as you choose to make it. All Equipment is not intended for acrobatic or competitive use, in any way, shape or form. Do not purchase equipment or participate in this sport unless you are prepared to personally assume ALL risks. We require you receive professional training from a QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR before you attempt to assemble, start, use or fly your Paramotor / Powered Paragliding equipment. Self-training greatly increases your chances of equipment and physical damage or death. Beware of purchasing used equipment, Do it Yourself kits, PPG Plans, or anything for sale on online auction sites at under market prices. ALL participation in this sport is at your own risk.