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Adjust the support arms.
• Open ONE cam lever at a time to adjust the carrier arms.
(Opening both levers will loosen your frame adjustments!)
• Adjust the support arms to be slightly higher than horizontal.
• Confirm that the bikes will have sufficient ground clearance.
Secure bicycles to upper and lower frames.
Tighten straps again!
The weight of the bikes may
cause the straps to loosen.
After tightening the top straps:
• Tie a knot next to the buckle.
• Use O-rings to bundle excess strap.
If the strap is too short to tie a knot after the buckle,
do not use this product.
SAFETY CHECKS
• PERIODICALLY TIGHTEN ALL
STRAPS AND KNOBS DURING
USE.
• TIGHTEN STRAPS WITH EACH
NEW LOAD.
• KEEP BICYCLE TYRES AND
STRAPS AWAY FROM
VEHICLE’S EXHAUST.
• NEVER DRIVE OFF-ROAD WITH
BICYCLES LOADED.
Before driving away, be sure all bikes, hooks and straps are secured according to instructions. Failure to
perform safety checks before driving away can result in property damage, personal injury, or death.
ADJUST THE SUPPORT ARMS.
The frame can be stabilised in any number of ways.
• Load the heaviest bike
first.
• Place frame into control
blocks and secure with
fastener strap.
• Always load bikes in
cradles closest to vehicle.
• Use security strap
provided to secure bikes
to the lower frame of the
carrier to help prevent
the bikes from swinging.
• Stabilise bike wheel
closest to car (strap not
included).
• Cover pedals or sharp
edges to protect car.
• Alternate the direction
of the bikes to avoid
interference between
handlebars.
Close straps over
bike frames.
A Bike Frame
Adapter (see
cover page)
is required for
step through/
ladies frames
or bikes with
slanted top
tubes.
Failure to load
bikes properly
can result
in property
damage,
personal injury,
or death.
Bikes should be as level as
possible to avoid ground
clearance issues and
possible ejections.
