How To Use
5
Adjust the positions of the Tire
Guide - A and C precisely to fit
to your exact tire size.
Please note that the rear tire
must be supported at 3 points in
order to expect the bike vertical
and stable.
If the Tire Guide - C doesn't
touch the rear tire, the bike will
not be supported properly and
may fall down.
Confirm the Tire Guide - A has
been set in the position indicated
with the decal on the frame.
While supporting the rear tire
with the Tire Guide A and B,
loosen the backside bolts of the
Tire Guide - C and slide down
until it touches the tire surface,
then tighten the bolts to fix the
position.
Shake the rear tire side to side to
confirm if it is being held stably.
If you cannot set your long wheelbase
bike on this stand properly even though
you adjust the Front Tire Holder at the
maximum end, try to change the Tire
Guide - B position to sink the bike.
The Tire Guide - B is set on the frame
by sandwiching the frame tube with the
back plate.
Disassemble the Guide - B and directly
install it onto the bracket on the frame.
Contact
MINOURA JAPAN
1197-1 Godo, Anpachi, Gifu 503-2305 Japan
Fax : +81-584-27-7505 / URL : www.minoura.jp
Email : [email protected]
Made in Japan
Warranty Period : 1 Year
Warranty period shall start from
the date of your purchase.
For more detailed information,
please visit Minoura web site;
www.minoura.jp
Hold the bike diagonally. Insert the front tire in the Front Tire Holder from bottom side, and
place the rear tire on the Rear Tire Holder. This action will keep the bike vertical.
Check if the bike is supported stably by shaking the bike side to side before releasing your
hands.
The Front Tire Holder should
be set as the front wheel
doesn't move back and forth.
You will not change this
position when using same
bike.
[If Your Bike Wheelbase Is Much Longer]
The frame touches
the front tire.
