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Rack Installation

Inadequately secured loads and incorrectly mounted roof racks and accessory 

racks can come loose during travel and cause serious accidents!  Therefore, 

installation, handling and use must be carried out in accordance with product 

and vehicle instructions.

In addition to these instructions, review the mounting instructions for the roof 

rack and the operating instructions of the vehicle.

These instructions should be kept together with the vehicle’s operating 

instructions and carried in the vehicle when in use and en route.

For your own safety, you should only use tested (e.g. GS-tested) roof racks that 

are authorized for use with your vehicle.

For roof racks that do not specify the distance between the front and rear 

crossbars, the distance shall be at least 700mm or as large as possible.  

Please note that changes (e.g. additional drill holes) to the accessory rack’s 

attachment system are not permissible.

Check attachment hardware and load for tight fit and function:

Before the start of any journey.

After driving a short distance (50km or 30 minutes) following rack or load

install.

At regular intervals on longer journeys.

Every two hours on bad terrain.

After interruption of a journey during which the vehicle was left

unsupervised. (check for damage due to outside intervention)

Rack Loading

Do not exceed the maximum load specified for the roof rack, accessory rack or 

the maximum load recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.  

Max Roof Load = weight of roof rack + weight of accessory racks + 

weight of load.

The roof rack or accessory rack may not project over the gutter.  For cars 

without gutters over the outer edge, refer to StVZO (or nation regulations).

Load shall be uniformly distributed with the lowest possible center of gravity.

Load should not substantially extend beyond the loading surface of the roof 

rack. refer to StVZO (or nation regulations).

Vehicle Driving and Regulations

The speed driven must be suited to the load transported and to official speed 

limits.  In the absence of any speed limits, we recommend a maximum speed 

of 130 km/h.

When transporting any load, the speed of the vehicle must take into account 

all conditions such as the state of the road, the surface of the road, traffic 

conditions, wind, etc.  Vehicle handling, cornering, braking and sensitivity to 

side winds will change with the addition of roof top loads.

Off-road driving is not recommended and could result in damage to your 

vehicle or your gear.

Maintenance

The accessory rack should be carefully cleaned and maintained, particularly 

during the winter months.  Use only a solution of water and standard car wash 

liquid without any alcohol, bleach or ammonium additives.

For reasons of fuel economy and the safety of other road users, the accessory 

rack and roof rack should be removed when not in use.

Periodically inspect accessory rack for damage.  Replace lost, damaged or 

worn parts. Use only original spare parts obtained from a stocking specialist, 

dealer or manufacturer.

Any changes made to the roof racks and accessory racks as well as the use of 

spare parts or accessories other than those supplied by the manufacturer will 

lead to the lapsing of the manufacturer’s warranty and liability for any material 

damage or accidents.  You should observe these instructions to the letter and 

only use the original parts supplied.

EN   IMPORTANT WARNINGS

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Summary of Contents for Highroad

Page 1: ...CONTENTS HIGHROAD 1X 45lbs 20kg 8002122 SmarT Slot Kit 1 8007204 4 Pack SKS Locks HighRoad Max Bike Weight Crossbar Spread Available Accessories 18 46 cm min 35 90 cm max...

Page 2: ...ar Slide the rear mount to align with your rear crossbar Place HighRoad on crossbars 2 3 1 Slide wheeltray all the way back to gain access to top of rear mount Slide rear cover back 4 Open rear lever...

Page 3: ...ar Close the lever and adjust strap tension Strap tension can be adjusted by turning the thumbwheel in both directions Adjust the strap tension with the thumbwheel so the strap is tight around the cro...

Page 4: ...8 9 Raise the big hoop Close the slider 11 Slide front covers back 12 Raise the small hoop 10 Lift levers up and back to clear detents Drop levers through frame Open levers and loosen knob...

Page 5: ...e front levers and adjust strap tension Strap tension can be adjusted by turning the thumbwheel in both directions Adjust the strap tension with the thumbwheel so the strap is tight around the crossba...

Page 6: ...e appropriate wheelstrap for your bike Use the longer strap for bikes with taller rims or wider tires Use the shorter wheelstrap for shorter rims and thinner tires Snap Note You can install the wheels...

Page 7: ...la correa de rueda Tuck wheelstrap inside the buckle to make way for the rear tire 4 Load bike Carefully place your bike onto the HighRoad 5 Roll into place and raise hoop To avoid contact with your f...

Page 8: ...akima 8007204 If you have purchased lock cores install them according to your lock core instructions Lock the BIKE MOUNT Click Slide the rear wheel tray under the rear wheel Adjust so strap clears spo...

Page 9: ...trap if needed PERIODICALLY Check that knob Is adequately tightened TailWHIP Locking Cable A B OPTIONAL FACULTATIF C D Pull out the TailWhip locking cable from the rear of the HighRoad Pass the cable...

Page 10: ...e place UNLOADING 1 Press the release button on the rear wheeltray to disengage the strap Bring the strap through the spokes and tuck it into the slot 2 While supporting the bike with one hand loosen...

Page 11: ...XX m Record Height Here R8A9N1D Welcome to the CAR WASH...

Page 12: ...ers over the outer edge refer to StVZO or nation regulations Load shall be uniformly distributed with the lowest possible center of gravity Load should not substantially extend beyond the loading surf...

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