MINOURA P-500AL-6S Instruction Manual Download Page 5

Both bike cradles are exactly same.

It is different from the original cradle found on BikeTower20 on its hook position.  It is 40mm further from the pillar 

in order to avoid conflicting the pedal to the pillar when it is rotated.

It is sold separately under the name of "Bike Cradle 20.2". When you need to add more cradles, choose this model.

The gray plastic shim found on BikeTower series doesn't come with P-500 because the 45mm diameter pillar doesn't 

require such spacer. The shim is used only for the 40mm diameter pillar.

(Fig. N)

Pillar Joint

Upper Pillar

Lower Pillar

Pillar Joint Clamp

(Fig. M)

The clamp is pre-installed on each bike cradle.

All that is need to secure the cradle in place is open the clamp and turn it clockwise to tighten.

The bike cradle can be installed anywhere on the pillar.

But make sure the cradle faces the exact center if using the stand in the K-style configuration.

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Loosen then 

tighten

8 N.m

Confirm some 

clearance 

remains after 

tightening 

clamp

Left Arm (foreside)

Right Arm (backside)

Cradle Cap

Base Plate

Clamp

Pivot Pin

Pivot Pin Fixing Bolt

Hook Hold Bolt

Arm Connecating 

Bolt

Clamp 

Tightening Bolt

Hook

M6 Spring Washer

M6 Flat Washer

Arm Angle Adjust Bolt

Collar

Holding Arm

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Do NOT remove the arm connecting bolt.

Doing so will cause the cradle to come apart completely. Just loosen it slightly 

if you need to adjust the arm angle.

Thick Flat Washer

Join The Pillars

The pillars on P-500AL-6S are separated, not a single piece.

Both pillars have same diameter, and the Pillar Joint fastens the pillars.

Pillar Joint has already been installed on the Upper Pillar.

You insert it into the Lower Pillar, then tighten the clamps to fix.

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At first, loosen the clamp on the Lower Pillar using 5mm hex wrench.

2

Insert the Pillar Joint into the Lower Pillar.

3

While keeping both pillars tightly attached, tighten the clamp firmly. 

(Tightening Torque = 8 N.m)

!

Regularly check if the clamp bolts are securely 

tightened. If these bolts have been loosened,

the pillar could come apart and fall down.

!

If you apply too much torque when tightening the bolt, the clamp 

may be deformed. If the clamp ends touch each other, it no longer 

works and you'll need to replace it with a new clamp immediately.

Install Bike Cradle to P-500

Schematic of Cradle

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Summary of Contents for P-500AL-6S

Page 1: ...ly may cause an imbalance and the stand could fall down Be careful to keep weights balanced at all times Contact MINOURA JAPAN MINOURA NORTH AMERICAN TECH CENTER for ALL customers including Canada for...

Page 2: ...r Lower Upper Base Plate Lower Base Plate Confirm the Lower Pillar direction Look at the pillar end you will see 4 C shaped ribs inside see Fig B If the C shaped ribs are threaded those must be at the...

Page 3: ...n the Lower Pillar direction has been fixed But in the X style you can set the Lower Pillar at any direction as you want Set the Upper Base Plate to the pillar as shown in Fig I Screw 4 M6x30 bolts to...

Page 4: ...tighten only one bolt with too much force Install the legs All 4 legs are exactly the same size Each leg has an inner Reinforcement Bracket on its end to prevent the deformation when tightening the b...

Page 5: ...ase Plate Clamp Pivot Pin Pivot Pin Fixing Bolt Hook Hold Bolt Arm Connecating Bolt Clamp Tightening Bolt Hook M6 Spring Washer M6 Flat Washer Arm Angle Adjust Bolt Collar Holding Arm Do NOT remove th...

Page 6: ...djust the arm position with a bike in the cradle The bike may fall down causing damage and possible personal injury How To Adjust Arm Angle First insert the 5mm hex wrench into the center hole of the...

Page 7: ...ther specially designed frame you can change to another point such as behind the seat tube to avoid slippage problem see Fig T Choose the most stable section for maximum safety If the bikes front whee...

Page 8: ...hip will be covered under this warranty But any trouble caused by user s misuse wrong assembling unapproved modification natural calamity or shipping damage will not be covered under this warranty For...

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