Kody Technologies Thule XTR Pro User manual

Kody Technologies LLC
Bike Rack Light –Thule XTR Pro
Kody Technologies LLC www.kodytechnologies.com
Protect Your Ride Davis CA, 95618
Congratulations on your purchase and thank you for
your commitment to road safety for your bikes,
friends, family, and those around you. Read and
follow this instruction guide to install your new Thule
XTR Pro Rack Light.
Disclaimer
Tail, brake and turn signal lights are a critical safety
feature during the operation of your vehicle. Rack
lights increase your vehicle’s visibility when the lights
are obstructed by a bike rack, or any other device
mounted to the rear of the vehicle. Please read and
review all information carefully before installation.
Install the light per the instructions and verify
functionality on a regular basis. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact us at Kody
Technologies.
•Always verify cable routing and connection and
test light function prior to driving, using the light
and relying on it for your safety.
•This light adds four pounds to the load on your
bike rack. Check rack manufacturer’s manual to
verify the total load on the rack does not exceed
any limits.
•Rack lights improve your visibility and signal
communication on the road. They are not a
substitute for driving safely and following all traffic
laws.
•Kody assumes no liability for injury to persons,
damage to movable or immovable property, loss
of profit, or any other loss or damage caused by
the improper mounting or use of the carrier,
including but not limited to mounting or use in
conflict with the assembly instructions, mounting
instructions or any other instructions given, in
writing or verbally, by Kody.
Kody Technologies LLC does not assume any
responsibility or liability for accidents or injuries
resulting during use of this product or misuse of this
product.
Product Warranty
We've designed an extremely rugged rack light and
are proud to provide a 1-year warranty on any failure
on the electronics or hardware. If you experience any
issues with your light please contact us, return it and
we'll ship you a replacement.
Return Policy
If you are not 100% satisfied with the rack light, please
contact us to let us know. We offer a 30-day hassle-
free return policy. Return the light assembly in like-
new condition and we'll ship you a replacement or
refund your money. Most importantly we want to
understand any issues you experience so we can
address them, and we can continuously improve our
products.
Any questions, ideas, or concerns? Please contact us
at [e-mail]

Kody Technologies LLC
Bike Rack Light –Thule XTR Pro
Kody Technologies LLC www.kodytechnologies.com
Protect Your Ride Davis CA, 95618
Installation Instruction
Model #: 130-010
1. The rack light bracket installs between the rear
most bike tray and the frame. It uses the existing
rack hardware, fits cleanly and does not affect
any tray left or right adjustment.
2. For Install after Rack Assembly:
Remove the two rear most screws holding the last
tray in place and loosen the front most screws to
make space for the bracket.
For Install During Rack Assembly:
Start securing the last tray to the rack by installing
the front most screws into the tray.
3. Set the bracket in place between the tray and the
frame. Position the light centered on the frame.
Adjust bike tray to desired location.
4. Install the rear most screws and tighten all four
screws while keeping the light centered on the
frame.
5. Route cable along the length of the bike rack and
secure with the provided cable ties. Bike racks
have many pivot points. Be sure to route the
cable away from and around pivots to keep them
from getting pinched.
6. Connect the light to your vehicle’s power supply
and test all light functions (tail, brake, hazard,
left and right-hand turn signals).
7. If turn signals do not function correctly on your
vehicle, please see the “How to” page on our
website for LED Trailer Lights or contact us.
Any questions, ideas, or concerns? Please contact us
at [e-mail]
Remove x2 and Loosen x2
Light Set in
Place and
Centered
Light Centered and Tightened
Cable Routing