Swagman 80501 Instruction Sheet Download Page 2

300 - 1880 Government St. • Penticton, B.C. Canada V2A 7J1 • Phone (250) 490-8883 • Fax (250) 490-8885 • www.swagman.net

REV 23/10/19

IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
 •   To avoid scratches and damage to your bike and/or towing 

vehicle, it is suggested to cover the frame, handlebars, pedals, 
and other protruding members of the bike with soft fabric or 
other similar protective materials as needed.

•   When carrying 2 bikes, the larger bike should be mounted closest 

to the carrier crossbar, and the direction of the second bike is to 
be reversed from that of the largest bike. However, if carrying a 
woman’s bike, it must be placed on first (closest to carrier post). 

•   Make sure the weight of the bikes is evenly distributed over the 

two arms preventing an overload of weight to one arm only. 
Check periodically to assure that the bikes have not moved and 
that even distribution is being maintained.

•   It is recommended to tie the bike wheels together with material 

not supplied with this kit to prevent bike swaying and the wheels 
from turning.

•   It is the owner’s responsibility to periodically check to assure all 

hardware, straps, etc. are securely tightened for continued safety.

•   Do not create any downward vertical force on any part of 

the carrier when securing and tying the bike(s) to the carrier. 
Excessive downward vertical force beyond the carrier’s load 
capacity may cause damage to the carrier, bikes, and/or vehicle. 
Maximum capacity of the carrier is 70 lbs.

•   While traveling, secure bikes with material not supplied with this 

kit through the bikes to the safety chain hook holes in the hitch 
or any other permanent fixture of your vehicle (bumper, tow 
hook, frame, etc.).

 WARNING

1.   Ground clearance must exceed 15” between the road and 

the lowest wheel. Damage to bicycles or rack due to ground 
clearance problems on trailers or 5th wheels is not covered 
by warranty.

2.   See your retailer for a Rack Adaptor that will allow sloping tube 

bicycles to sit level on your rack.

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Bike Top Tube

Bike Seat Tube

Nylon Straps

INSTRUCTION SHEET

PRODUCT: 80501 Deluxe Around the Spare

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Summary of Contents for 80501

Page 1: ...when so securing tying the bikes Carefully read and follow the important notes on page 2 BIKE CRADLE INSTRUCTIONS 1 Position one of the anti sway cradles close to the seat tube 2 Secure the bikes by pulling the strap over the top tube of the bike frame Fig 2 3 The second strap is to go around the seat tube This will help prevent the bikes from swaying On the opposite cradle pull both straps over t...

Page 2: ...ying and the wheels from turning It is the owner s responsibility to periodically check to assure all hardware straps etc are securely tightened for continued safety Do not create any downward vertical force on any part of the carrier when securing and tying the bike s to the carrier Excessive downward vertical force beyond the carrier s load capacity may cause damage to the carrier bikes and or v...

Page 3: ...lez lire attentivement l information importante à la page 2 INSTALLATION DES BLOQUE CADRES 1 Placez un bloque cadre stabilisateur près du tube de selle 2 Fixez le vélo en passant une courroie par dessus le tube horizontal du cadre figure 2 3 Passez l autre courroie autour du tube de selle afin d empêcher les vélos de se balancer Pour l autre bloque cadre passez les deux courroies par dessus le tub...

Page 4: ...ropriétaire du véhicule de vérifier régulièrement si la quincaillerie les courroies etc sont bien serrées pour assurer la sécurité Vous ne devez pas exercer de force verticale vers le bas sur aucune partie du porte vélos lorsque vous attachez les vélos L application d une trop grande force verticale qui dépasse les limites de la capacité de charge peut entraîner des dommages au porte vélos aux vél...

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