
Step 5: Install the Wheel Strap into the slots (Figure #6) on the side of the tray, buckle side facing out.
If it is a snug fit, a rubber mallet can be used to tap it into position.
Press the End Cap into the rear of the Wheel Tray.
If you purchased one lock core, remove the plastic plug in the handle of the Quick Release. With the key
in the lock core, line up the thin protruding tab on the end of the lock core with the two arrows on the
inside face and press in. If you purchased a second lock core to lock the rack to the car, break out the
round tab (about the size of a dime) centered in the Plastic Cap, and install the lock here. Follow the
icons for locked and unlocked positions.
Step 6: Unthread the Quick Release Skewer, and install into the head
(Figure #7)
by threading together
inside. Handle faces towards the outside of the car. Re-install the cover plate.
Figure #6 Figure #7
Maintenance:
Once a year, remove the rack from the car, clean and inspect for damage. Replace any worn components.
Put a drop of oil (chain lube, motor oil etc.) on the metal pivot points, threads and axle of the Quick
Release
Caution:
- Remove Baby Seats, Panniers, U-Locks or items which could detach from the bicycle.
- Do not use bicycle covers, bicycle bras, or bikes e uipped with disc wheels.
- Do not take the vehicle off road, if you must, drive cautiously.
- Locks are only deterrents to thieves, RockyMounts cannot be held liable for stolen bicycles.
- Remove rack before entering a car wash.
- Check all fastenings (nuts, bolts, straps and skewer) before each use
To Load a Bicycle
Step 1:
Open the handle of the uick release so the black handle is straight and the fixed end points down. Load
the fork onto the uick release so both fork ends are resting straight on the uick release. Close the
handle by flipping it 90 degrees to the closed position. If it is too loose, open the handle and turn it like a
screwdriver (clockwise to tighten, counter clockwise to loosen), and close the handle again. Re-adjust
until a firm and positive snap is felt when closed.