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Note: Several hole positions are provided
for cradles (Fig. 2A). Pads (Fig. 2D) and
SwayStop™ pins (Fig. 2F) slide along the
length of wings (Fig. 2G).
4. If not already in place, slide two pads (Fig. 2D)
onto each wing (Fig. 2G).
5. Slide one SwayStop™ pin (Fig. 2F) onto each
wing (Fig. 2G). Attach wings (Fig. 2G) to base
(Fig. 2E) using two snap pins (Fig. 2H).
Note: SwayStop™ pins (Fig. 2F) should point in
opposite directions.
6. Install six rubber straps (Fig. 2B) one onto each
cradle (Fig. 2A) and one onto each SwayStop™
pin (Fig. 2F).
7. Attach four cradles (Fig. 2A). Attach two to each
wing (Fig. 2G) securing with cotter pins (Fig.
2C). Attach one on each wing facing the tow
vehicle and one on each wing facing the trailer.
Note: Adjustment will be necessary depending on
the size and desired position of the bicycles.
Securing Bikes
1. For two bicycles, the best technique is to postion the bicycles
front to back / back to front with the chain ring to the outside.
2. Hang one bicycle on the tow vehicle side of the bicycle rack,
so the top of the wheels are each supported by a cradle.
3. Secure by tensioning each rubber strap over the top of each
tire and engaging a strap hole with the end of the cradle.
4. Use the SwayStop™ pin to secure one wheel below the
frame where the wheel crosses the wing using the same
technique with the rubber strap (Fig. 3).
5. Repeat for a second bicycle on the trailer side of the bicycle
rack.
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Always make sure all connections between the bicycle rack and the trailer
coupler are secure / tight / ready for travel. Always make sure the bicycles
are securely attached to the bicycle rack before you drive away.
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