Congratulations, you’re almost ready for a slow, cautious test ride. The last thing to do is check the sled, itself.

 

Wiggle the two steering bolts. (The one that connects to the steering bar and the one that connects to the steering yoke.) They shouldn’t be loose. If they are, tighten them.

 

Now, turn the steering yoke fully to one side, and release. The runners should snap back straight. Now check the other direction.

 

Be sure the two runner clamp screws and the one sizing screw are securely in place. If not, screw them in.

 

Now it’s time not to do something. Don’t wax your runners.

 

Unlike other sleds, Captain Avalanche runners are made of hard anodized aluminum. Without any extra pampering, they’ll remain slick sliding surfaces. (Just as long as you don’t slide over rocks. Or dirt. Or pavement.)

 

Ready to ride?

 

 

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