Step 7:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), part F
(Logo connector plate), 2 SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
● This step is easiest achieved by laying the assembly down on the floor. First, take part K and insert it into one
of the part B uprights as shown below making sure the holes are lined up. Next, we’ll position part F Next to
part K and part B as shown in the diagram. Finally, we’ll insert 1 cap nut into the bottom hole of B and into K,
and we’ll then insert a SHCS screw through the bottom hole of part F, through part B, through part K and into
the cap nut. Tighten with your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG. Repeat for hole above and the other side. Steps are indicated below:
Step 5:
For this step you’ll need both the large and small hex keys and the assembly we’ve been creating.
At this point we can now tighten all the SHCS screws and bolts we’ve used to this point. It will be helpful to
place this assembly on the floor in the area you intend to use it so that you can get the unit as level as
possible based on the specific area you plan on using it. The important thing to remember here is that part D
and part E should set flat on the floor and touch as much of the floor as possible. Additionally, you want each
of the four legs to touch the floor. You can slightly adjust the assembly as needed and tighten the various
screws and bolts once you’ve got the assembly configured to set level on your floor. It might also be helpful
to have someone help you during this step, with one person adjusting the legs and stabilizer bar as the other
tightens the various SHCS screws and bolts. It may take several attempts to get it exactly how you’d like it
depending on your floor. If it isn’t perfect, you can always go back and make adjustments at anytime in the
future. It might also be helpful to revisit the previous steps to this point to recall all of the screws and bolts
that need final tightening.
Step 6:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, and 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 2 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J ( Rubber insert for Bike Cradles).
We are now ready to slide two of the bike arms on the part B uprights. For straight tube bikes, slant tube
frames 19” or less,and extraordinary frame configurations we suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to
the inside of part B upright. For extra large frames, slant tube frames over 19”, and most BMX frames we
suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to the outside of part B upright. Once you determine which way
you’ll mount them, simply slide one over the top of part B, at least 3 inches below the holes at the top of part
B, and tighten the Knob to prevent part H from falling all the way down part B. Repeat for other side. Add Part
I by sliding on part H, then insert Part J into Part I.
Step7:
assemble other 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars) at the other side as the same way of Step 8.
Step 8:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), part F
(Logo connector plate), 2 SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
This step is easiest achieved by laying the assembly down on the floor. First, take part K and insert it into one
of the part B uprights as shown below making sure the holes are lined up. Next, we’ll position part F Next to
part K and part B as shown in the diagram. Finally, we’ll insert 1 cap nut into the bottom hole of B and into K,
and we’ll then insert a SHCS screw through the bottom hole of part F, through part B, through part K and into
the cap nut. Tighten with your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Steps are indicated below:
Step 8:
We are now going to attach part A to the assembly using part K and part H just like we just completed in
the previous steps.
● First we’ll slide part A over part K and into position on top of part B and in between part K and part H. Next
we’ll attach part A using the same process as Steps 8 and 9. Finally, we can line up part A and B and use the
Hex Keys to tighten all SHCS screws as tight as possible. Repeat it in another side.
Step 9:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), 2
SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
Repeat Step 8 for the other part B upright using the other part K (upright internal connector). Tighten with
your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Finished Process should appear like this:
Step 10:For this step you’ll need the 2 part A, and 4 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 4 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J – Rubber insert for Bike Cradles, assemble them in the same way as Step 6 &
Step 7.
Step 11:
For this step you’ll need our assembly so far, 1 part A, 2 SHCS screws, 2 Cap Nut, Small Hex
Key, Large Hex Key.
We are going to attach part A to the assembly now using part K and part H just like we just completed in
Steps 8 and 9. First we’ll slide part A over part K and into position on top of part B and in between part K
and part H. Next we’ll attach part A using the same process as Steps 8 and 9. Finally, we can line up part
A and B and use the Hex Keys to tighten all SHCS screws as tight as possible. Repeat it in another side.
Step 9:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), 2
SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
Repeat Step 8 for the other part B upright using the other part K (upright internal connector). Tighten with
your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Finished Process should appear like this:
Step 10:For this step you’ll need the 2 part A, and 4 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 4 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J – Rubber insert for Bike Cradles, assemble them in the same way as Step 6 &
Step 7.
Step 11:
For this step you’ll need our assembly so far, 1 part A, 2 SHCS screws, 2 Cap Nut, Small Hex
Key, Large Hex Key.
We are going to attach part A to the assembly now using part K and part H just like we just completed in
Steps 8 and 9. First we’ll slide part A over part K and into position on top of part B and in between part K
and part H. Next we’ll attach part A using the same process as Steps 8 and 9. Finally, we can line up part
A and B and use the Hex Keys to tighten all SHCS screws as tight as possible. Repeat it in another side.
Step 9:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), 2
SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
Repeat Step 8 for the other part B upright using the other part K (upright internal connector). Tighten with
your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Finished Process should appear like this:
Step 10:For this step you’ll need the 2 part A, and 4 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 4 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J – Rubber insert for Bike Cradles, assemble them in the same way as Step 6 &
Step 7.
Step 11:
For this step you’ll need our assembly so far, 1 part A, 2 SHCS screws, 2 Cap Nut, Small Hex
Key, Large Hex Key.
We are going to attach part A to the assembly now using part K and part H just like we just completed in
Steps 8 and 9. First we’ll slide part A over part K and into position on top of part B and in between part K
and part H. Next we’ll attach part A using the same process as Steps 8 and 9. Finally, we can line up part
A and B and use the Hex Keys to tighten all SHCS screws as tight as possible. Repeat it in another side.
Step 9:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), 2
SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
Repeat Step 8 for the other part B upright using the other part K (upright internal connector). Tighten with
your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Finished Process should appear like this:
Step 10:For this step you’ll need the 2 part A, and 4 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 4 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J – Rubber insert for Bike Cradles, assemble them in the same way as Step 6 &
Step 7.
Step 11:
For this step you’ll need our assembly so far, 1 part A, 2 SHCS screws, 2 Cap Nut, Small Hex
Key, Large Hex Key.
We are going to attach part A to the assembly now using part K and part H just like we just completed in
Steps 8 and 9. First we’ll slide part A over part K and into position on top of part B and in between part K
and part H. Next we’ll attach part A using the same process as Steps 8 and 9. Finally, we can line up part
A and B and use the Hex Keys to tighten all SHCS screws as tight as possible. Repeat it in another side.
Step 5:
For this step you’ll need both the large and small hex keys and the assembly we’ve been creating.
At this point we can now tighten all the SHCS screws and bolts we’ve used to this point. It will be helpful to
place this assembly on the floor in the area you intend to use it so that you can get the unit as level as
possible based on the specific area you plan on using it. The important thing to remember here is that part D
and part E should set flat on the floor and touch as much of the floor as possible. Additionally, you want each
of the four legs to touch the floor. You can slightly adjust the assembly as needed and tighten the various
screws and bolts once you’ve got the assembly configured to set level on your floor. It might also be helpful
to have someone help you during this step, with one person adjusting the legs and stabilizer bar as the other
tightens the various SHCS screws and bolts. It may take several attempts to get it exactly how you’d like it
depending on your floor. If it isn’t perfect, you can always go back and make adjustments at anytime in the
future. It might also be helpful to revisit the previous steps to this point to recall all of the screws and bolts
that need final tightening.
Step 6:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, and 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 2 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J ( Rubber insert for Bike Cradles).
We are now ready to slide two of the bike arms on the part B uprights. For straight tube bikes, slant tube
frames 19” or less,and extraordinary frame configurations we suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to
the inside of part B upright. For extra large frames, slant tube frames over 19”, and most BMX frames we
suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to the outside of part B upright. Once you determine which way
you’ll mount them, simply slide one over the top of part B, at least 3 inches below the holes at the top of part
B, and tighten the Knob to prevent part H from falling all the way down part B. Repeat for other side. Add Part
I by sliding on part H, then insert Part J into Part I.
Step7:
assemble other 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars) at the other side as the same way of Step 8.
Step 8:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), part F
(Logo connector plate), 2 SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
This step is easiest achieved by laying the assembly down on the floor. First, take part K and insert it into one
of the part B uprights as shown below making sure the holes are lined up. Next, we’ll position part F Next to
part K and part B as shown in the diagram. Finally, we’ll insert 1 cap nut into the bottom hole of B and into K,
and we’ll then insert a SHCS screw through the bottom hole of part F, through part B, through part K and into
the cap nut. Tighten with your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Steps are indicated below:
Step 5:
For this step you’ll need both the large and small hex keys and the assembly we’ve been creating.
At this point we can now tighten all the SHCS screws and bolts we’ve used to this point. It will be helpful to
place this assembly on the floor in the area you intend to use it so that you can get the unit as level as
possible based on the specific area you plan on using it. The important thing to remember here is that part D
and part E should set flat on the floor and touch as much of the floor as possible. Additionally, you want each
of the four legs to touch the floor. You can slightly adjust the assembly as needed and tighten the various
screws and bolts once you’ve got the assembly configured to set level on your floor. It might also be helpful
to have someone help you during this step, with one person adjusting the legs and stabilizer bar as the other
tightens the various SHCS screws and bolts. It may take several attempts to get it exactly how you’d like it
depending on your floor. If it isn’t perfect, you can always go back and make adjustments at anytime in the
future. It might also be helpful to revisit the previous steps to this point to recall all of the screws and bolts
that need final tightening.
Step 6:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, and 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars), 2 part I (Plastic
Cradles), 2 part J ( Rubber insert for Bike Cradles).
We are now ready to slide two of the bike arms on the part B uprights. For straight tube bikes, slant tube
frames 19” or less,and extraordinary frame configurations we suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to
the inside of part B upright. For extra large frames, slant tube frames over 19”, and most BMX frames we
suggest mounting part H so that the tube is to the outside of part B upright. Once you determine which way
you’ll mount them, simply slide one over the top of part B, at least 3 inches below the holes at the top of part
B, and tighten the Knob to prevent part H from falling all the way down part B. Repeat for other side. Add Part
I by sliding on part H, then insert Part J into Part I.
Step7:
assemble other 2 part H (Bike Arm Bars) at the other side as the same way of Step 8.
Step 8:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part K (upright internal connector), part F
(Logo connector plate), 2 SHCS screws, and 2 cap nuts.
This step is easiest achieved by laying the assembly down on the floor. First, take part K and insert it into one
of the part B uprights as shown below making sure the holes are lined up. Next, we’ll position part F Next to
part K and part B as shown in the diagram. Finally, we’ll insert 1 cap nut into the bottom hole of B and into K,
and we’ll then insert a SHCS screw through the bottom hole of part F, through part B, through part K and into
the cap nut. Tighten with your hand for now.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ALL THE WAY YET – JUST SNUG.
Repeat for hole above. Steps are indicated below:
Step 9:
For this step you’ll need 4 part H (Bike Arm Bars)
● Slide two of the bike arms on the part A uprights, then the remaining 2 bike arms like step 6.
Step 10:
Complete the assembly.
● Add the top connector bar across parts A. To do this, line up the holes of part G and parts A, and insert 1
cap nut in the back of part A. Insert short SHCS screw through part G, into part A, and into cap nut. Hand
tighten. Repeat the process for the other side. Finally, use hex keys to tighten down tight.
Step 12:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part G, 2 SHCS screws, 2 cap nuts,
small hex key,large hex key.
Add the top connector bar across parts A. To do this, line up the holes of part G and parts A, and insert 1
cap nut in the back of part A. Insert short SHCS screw through part G, into part A, and into cap nut. Hand
tighten. Repeat the process for the other side. Finally, use hex keys to tighten down tight.
Your rack is completed. Adjust Arms up and down along parts A and B to accommodate your
bicycle frames and make sure to tighten the Bike arm Knobs when adjustments are made. It’s
easiest to start with the bike arms as far up on parts A and B as possible, and work to adjust the
top bicycle first, then the bottom one.
WARNING
THIS IS NOT A TOY, DO NO STEP,CLIMB,OR HANG ON
DO NOT ALLOW SMALL CHILDREN OR PETS TO PLAY IN,ON,OR AROUND THE
RACK. IMPROPER INSTALLATION AND/OR USE THE RACK COULD CAUSE
SERIOUS INJURY AND/OR DEATH.
Step 12:
For this step you’ll need the assembly we’ve created, 1 part G, 2 SHCS screws, 2 cap nuts,
small hex key,large hex key.
Add the top connector bar across parts A. To do this, line up the holes of part G and parts A, and insert 1
cap nut in the back of part A. Insert short SHCS screw through part G, into part A, and into cap nut. Hand
tighten. Repeat the process for the other side. Finally, use hex keys to tighten down tight.
Your rack is completed. Adjust Arms up and down along parts A and B to accommodate your
bicycle frames and make sure to tighten the Bike arm Knobs when adjustments are made. It’s
easiest to start with the bike arms as far up on parts A and B as possible, and work to adjust the
top bicycle first, then the bottom one.
WARNING
THIS IS NOT A TOY, DO NO STEP,CLIMB,OR HANG ON
DO NOT ALLOW SMALL CHILDREN OR PETS TO PLAY IN,ON,OR AROUND THE
RACK. IMPROPER INSTALLATION AND/OR USE THE RACK COULD CAUSE
SERIOUS INJURY AND/OR DEATH.