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GENERAL REMARKS
WARNING! Please read and observe the instructions carefully before you use the product,
and keep them in a safe place for future use. Check the part list after opening the package.
Make sure that all parts are fully assembled according to the instruction before fitting it on
your car.
NOTE: The user is responsible for assembly and installation of this product, and the manufacturer
disclaims any liability due to improper fitting or use of the product.
WARNING! Failure to properly install this bike carrier and/or the bikes may cause damage
to the vehicle and/or the bikes, and may result in personal injury.
DANGER! DO NOT use the carrier to carry more bikes than recommended. The weight of
each bike cannot exceed 77 lb (35 kg).
NOTE: This carrier is designed to be fitted directly on vehicles with a 2-inch (5.08 cm) hitch receiver.
CAUTION! This carrier is not intended for transporting tandem, or recumbent bicycles.
WARNING! Do not transport bicycles with attached baby seats, panniers, wheel covers, or
full bike covers.
SAFE AND PROPER USE
CAUTION! Please make sure you clean the surface of the hitch receiver completely before
installing the rack.
DANGER! Always use the safety straps to attach the bikes to the carrier. Failure to follow
this warning can result in serious injury or death.
CAUTION! Check if the distance from the exhaust pipe to the bicycle tires is safe for bicycles
or the straps of the carrier. The heat of the exhaust could damage the bike or bicycle racks.
CAUTION! If your vehicle is equipped with an automatic tailgate opening system, disable
this function when using the carrier, and open the tailgate manually. Failure to follow this
instruction can lead to damage to the bike rack and more importantly, the vehicle.
CAUTION! When loading the bicycles, remove all loose parts and accessories from bicycles
(toolbars, baby carriers, pumps, etc.). These items have a chance of falling o of the bikes
during transport.
CAUTION! Always position the biggest/heaviest bike first and closest to the vehicle, and
then position the smaller bike after.
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