Using the long bolt (or optional quick-release skewer), attach the Tongue according
to step a, b, OR c depending on the bicycle s construction. (If using quick-release
skewers, also follow their instructions.) In all cases, first apply the rubber
cushion to the flat side of the FAP. The cushion rests against the bicycle frame.
{a}
Chainstay bridge (or kickstand plate on top of chainstays): Tongue rests on
bridge (or kickstand plate); FAP placed beneath chainstays; bolt runs through Tongue
to washer and nut on underside of FAP (diagram 4a). Bolt needn t run through bridge
but may.
{b}
Kickstand plate on the underside of the chainstays: FAP rests on chainstays,
Tongue rests on it, and bolt runs through both to washer and nut on the underside of
the bike s kickstand plate (diagram 4b).
{c}
No kickstand plate or chainstay bridge (not pictured): two FAPs must be used
(order another from Xtracycle: 888.537.1401); FAPs sandwich chainstays; Tongue rests
on top of upper FAP; bolt runs through Tongue, through upper FAP, and through lower
FAP to washer and nut.
4a
OR
4b
Remember, the bikes pictured
here are upside down!
chainstay
bridge
FAP
FAP
kickstand
plate
