B
A
FIGURE A:
The difference between heights A & B must be less than 3/4” (19.05 mm)
Socket
Screws
Moose Rack Installation
1. Using washers and socket head screws, attach bottom of rack to
holes in bicycle dropouts.
2. Position top of rack parallel to the ground. Check distance
from stay mounting hole on Moose Rack to the bicycle’s seat
stays.
FIGURE A
3. Adjust rack stays to fit.
PHOTO 3
4. Temporarily attach rack stays to rack and bicycle with washers
and socket head screws (
PHOTO 4
), or use band clamps to attach
rack stays to seat stays (
PHOTO 5
).
5. If stays protrude above top of rack, excess length can be
trimmed with a hacksaw. Mark stays, then remove stays to cut.
6. Reinstall stays and tighten all nuts.
Recommended torque:
M6 Nuts: 6-8 N-m (Newton-meter)
M5 Screws: 4-5 N-m
4
Band
Clamps
5
3
Stays adjust as indicated by arrows
Rack
Stays
RACK MUST BE LEVEL. WHEN PULLING A TRAILERCYCLE, A
NON-LEVEL RACK CAN ADVERSELY AFFECT BICYCLE HANDLING,
RESULTING IN AN ACCIDENT OR SERIOUS INJURY.
WARNING
IMPORTANT
HARDWARE FOR ATTACHMENT TO BIKES WITH THREADED
EYELETS IN REAR DROPOUT IS PROVIDED. CONTACT YOUR
AUTHORIZED BURLEY DEALER BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO
MOUNT MOOSE RACK ON A BIKE WITHOUT THREADED
EYELETS IN THE REAR DROPOUT.
B U R L E Y P I C C O L O A N D K A Z O O O W N E R ’ S I N S T R U C T I O N A N D S A F E T Y M A N U A L
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