How to repair the Bob stroller handle bar?
758956
We took off all the foam on the handle and then ours to a bike shop and had them wrap it with cushioned handle bar tape. Works great.
758957
What's the damage? If it's to the squishy grip, there's probably not much they can do because it would require disassembly of all the parts that are riveted onto the bar through the grip material. However, if that's your issue, I did a pretty nice looking repair of my single BOB where the grip got torn using tennis racquet grip. (You can pick up raquet grip at just about any sporting goods store.) I just wrapped the whole thing. It looks nice, and is less prone to tears compared to the original material.
758958
I'd call BOB directly, they're really good about replacement parts depending on the situation.
1789271
I don't know, I have a BOB. The tray has bars that slide in to pieces on the BOB so that it is easy to install/remove. I'd suggest googling snack trays for Phil & Ted Dot Stroller.
128300
The holes for the screws are under the rubber stripping. You must pull back the rubber stripping and use a screw driver to hold the screw in place as you align the handles. Tighten the screws and release the rubber. Hope this helps!
1451137
There's no need for an adapter. There are two holes on the stroller that are currently plugged in. You need to remove those black plastic plugs and snap the bar into those holes. If you need to remove the bar, there're grey buttons right next to the holes. You push on the buttons and the bar snaps out of place. Sometimes I find it easier to collapse the stroller without the bar, especially that mine also have 2 trays riding on the bar.
358029
We just bought this bike and after 2 days the parent handle steering went out also. Did you have any luck fixing it or returning it?
996555
It comes already attached to the stroller. You may be able to buy a replacement directly through Jeep
913597
Use a piece of string long enough to drop to the ground next to your jiffy, loop the string over a handle. Before you leave pull it to you with the string. If it's on the handlebar you shouldn't forget it. Easiest way I know, has worked for me for 45 years.
1620000
Pull the rubber piece off opposite if the silver piece that inserts into the handle bars. Under the rubber piece is an Allen head screw that you tighten. I believe the package may have come with some sleeves if they are still loose after tightening the screw fully.
822182
I don't have a Bob, so I can't say for sure, but looking at a picture of one I think this should fit. The part that clips on to your stroller is generously sized with some adjusters to make it smaller. So as long as you have a horizontal bar to clip on, which it looks like bob does, it should work.
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Go to the front of your stroller. Look at the area just above the front tire but on the lower body of the stroller (in the front). You see a screw with a black plate behind it. There is a "path" in the black plate. The screw thing is in the little path (sorry I cannot explain it better but you will see it). So you push the screw thing down and to the right (when facing the stroller). You have to push pretty hard to get it started. A manual does not come with the stroller. Fortunately my hubby is pretty good at figuring that stuff out. To lock it again, you push the knob left and then up. Let me know if you need more information. Go to the front of your stroller. Look at the area just above the front tire but on the lower body of the stroller (in the front). You see a screw with a black plate behind it. There is a "path" in the black plate. The screw thing is in the little path (sorry I cannot explain it better but you will see it). So you push the screw thing down and to the right (when facing the stroller). You have to push pretty hard to get it started. A manual does not come with the stroller. Fortunately my hubby is pretty good at figuring that stuff out. To lock it again, you push the knob left and... » Read More Go to the front of your stroller. Look at the area just above the front tire but on the lower body of the stroller (in the front). You see a screw with a black plate behind it. There is a "path" in the black plate. The screw thing is in the little path (sorry I cannot explain it better but you will see it). So you push the screw thing down and to the right (when facing the stroller). You have to push pretty hard to get it started. A manual does not come with the stroller. Fortunately my hubby is pretty good at figuring that stuff out. To lock it again, you push the knob left and then up. Let me know if you need more information. « Show Less
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Yes I have the same problem. Make sure the front brake is released each time. I am considering returning stroller and requesting a new one. I actually wish I would have bought a stroller with the rubber tire like wheels.
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Tighten the allen screw on top of the steering column - remove the small black rubber plug covering the screw. The wrench comes with the stroller. Tighten it enough and the wobble stops. Same problem that I had.
1294773
Sorry I don't have any suggestions for replacement parts. Since the strap was broken when you received the shipment, you're probably better off just returning the entire thing to Amazon for a full refund, then ordering a new gravity bar kit.
371762
I'd had the same problem for a while and had to use my finger to move whatever was remaining of the handle. Ended up ordering replacement spare parts, including the spring, at www.bullonerosso.de in Germany. Spare parts set me back under EUR 20 - I would've paid more in postage if it hadn't been for a friend of mine who was traveling to Germany and brought those parts for me. I had to use an L-shaped screwdriver to remove the two screws holding the ground coffee container. Other than that, replacing the broken handle didn't take more than five minutes.
994034
We have a BOB motion stroller and it fit perfectly over the original foam on the handle. I bought this in order to prevent damage to the foam figuring it was cheaper to replace this cover than the factory handle.
2127700
Check on youtube, that's what I did, and it worked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIdT4kS3noY The procedure of replacing the door handle is very easy to do, it took me less than five minutes.
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RVG Remove the handle and take it to a Home Depot or equivalent and ask for replacement. Delta guarantee their units for life. I didn't know this and bought a part that did not fit. I took it in, they gave me a new replacement part. Try this. Al