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NOTE
In order to improve the handling of your vehicle, mount the heaviest bicycle first. If you are carrying only one bicycle,
this should be mounted in the rail closest to the boot of the vehicle.
WARNING!
Personal injury or property damage due to loss of the bicycle rack or additional bicycle rail
Driving with an incorrectly mounted and secured extension for the third bicycle can lead to severe accidents.
• Before embarking on any journey, check that the extension for the third bicycle is faultless and fastened correctly.
ATTENTION!
Personal injury or material damage possible due to loose and/or flying
parts. Improperly tightened parts on the bicycles can become loose while
driving.
• Remove all parts not firmly attached to the bicycle, such as electric
bicycle batteries, bicycle pumps, panniers, bicycle boxes, child seats or
navigation devices.
5.4 Mounting the bicycles
Firstly, place the first two bicycles on the bicycle rack, as set out in the PREMIUM TG bicycle rack user instructions. Next, place
the third bicycle (max. 15 kg) on the bicycle rail of the extension, and fasten it with the frame bracket (item 8 of the scope of
delivery) to the second bicycle. Fasten the third bicycle with the wheel stoppers and safety strap.
Figure 8:
Parts which are at risk of being
lost
Figure 7:
Mounting the third bicycle rail on the bicycle rack