Bracket. The Wheel Bracket will then
tilt up againts the wheel.
Lower the kickstand, and lean the
10.
motorcycle against the Wheel Bracket
Assembly (39).
Strap the motorcycle to the Wheel
11.
Bracket Assembly (39) tie-down arms
using the two Straps provided:
•
The cross member between the
motorcycle forks, or the handlebars,
may be used to secure the motor-
cycle to the Wheel Bracket, taking
care to route the Straps around any
brake lines or wiring.
Make sure to secure the motorcycle
•
to a point above the front shock ab-
sorbers. The motion of the Wheel
Bracket Assembly (39) will pull
down the shocks and tighten the
Straps.
DO NOT over-tighten the Straps
•
and “bottom out” the shock absorb-
ers. This could result in damage to
the motorcycle.
Tighten the right-side Strap. Stand
•
on the right side of the motorcycle
and pull the handlebar towards you
to straighten up the motorcycle and
relieve tension on the Strap. Re-
sume tightening the Straps until the
motorcycle is centered and stands
safely on its own. Do not yet raise
the kickstand.
Change position to the left side of the
12.
motorcycle. Hold onto the left handle-
bar and activate the Winch Remote
Control (27A). Continue to hold onto
the motorcycle until you are certain
the motorcycle doesn’t lean too far to
the right (away from you) when pulled
into the Wheel Bracket Assembly
(39).
Check to make sure the motorcycle’s
13.
transmission is in NEUTRAL. Raise
the kickstand. Use the Remote Con-
trol (27A) to pull the Wheel Bracket
Assembly (39) down to the latched
position. In one movement, this will
lift the front wheel, compress the
shock absorbers, center the motor-
cycle, and tighten both Straps.
CAUTION: Never attempt to release
14.
or adjust the Straps when the Wheel
Bracket Assembly (39) is latched with
the Lock (40) or when the Steel Cable
(15A) has tension on it. Doing so
could result in personal injury.
(See Figure n.)
FIguRE n
LOCK
(40)
15. Let out the Steel Cable (15A) to re-
lease pressure on the Wheel Bracket
Assembly Small Lock Pin (51).
IMPORTANT: The Steel Cable must
always run from the bottom of the
Winch Drum (14A) towards the Nylon
Guide Wheel (9) on the Base Frame
(1). Never run the Steel Cable from
the top of the Winch Drum.
(See Figure O, next page.)
SKU 99900
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