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Driving-related safety instructions
• Do not use the rear wiper. (32)
• Driving speed: always observe the maximum speed permitted by traffic ordinances. Indepen-
dently of that, we recommend not exceeding a maximum speed of 120 km/h when transporting
bicycles with this rear-mounted bicycle carrier!
• We urgently recommend decreasing speed, particularly in curves, and increasing the safety
distance to vehicles ahead.
• Fastening of the rear-mounted transport system should be inspected regularly.
• Caution: According to § 22 of the StVZO (German traffic regulations), the driver is responsible
for the security of the load.
• Always be mindful that the valid regulations of the country of destination must be observed.
• The altered driving and braking behavior caused by the rear-mounted carrier system and the
load should be accounted for by adjusted speed.
• Cross wind: reduce the vehicle speed in the event of cross wind!
• Braking, accelerating, driving in curves: avoid sudden braking and acceleration! Avoid sudden
steering changes!
• Pay attention to the side, rear and upper dimensions of the bicycles when driving in reverse or
while maneuvering. (33)
• Do not drive off-road with the bicycle carrier. CAUTION when crossing curbs or uneven roads,
particularly speed bumps.
• Driving in reverse and backing into parking spaces: take the entire length of your vehicle into
account, including the rear-mounted bicycle carrier when backing into a parking space or dri-
ving in reverse!
• Obstruction of vision to the rear: if vision to the rear is obstructed, suitable rear-view mirrors
(e.g. right outside rear-view mirror or mirrors for attaching trailers) should be installed.
• If the bicycle carrier is used in conjunction with a trailer, ensure there is sufficient space on the
sides for maneuvering.
• Inspect the rear-mounted bicycle carrier: Check fastening cords and straps before mounting;
damaged bands and straps must be replaced immediately. Check all connectors/fasteners
(screws, straps, nuts) on the rear-mounted bicycle carrier after the initial installation as well as
the security of the load after a short drive. You should inspect these connectors and fasteners
again at regular intervals (30) (more frequently, if road conditions are bad)! Check for damage
to the product following each use.
• Driving in Italy and Spain: The rear-mounted bicycle carrier extends beyond the dimensions
specified in your vehicle registration. Install the warning plate prescribed in the respective
country!
Safety instructions for the bicycles
• Tandem bicycles must not be transported with the carrier.
• Secure bicycle parts: Check that all parts of the bicycle transported are secure and ensure no
parts (kickstands, bells, seats) can be lost during the drive! Bicycle accessories (i.e. child seats,
air pumps, baskets and luggage racks) must not be installed on the bicycle when transporting!
(32)
• Caution: when mounting the bicycles, ensure that they do not extend more than 40 cm beyond
the outer contour of the vehicle! (31)
• CAUTION when opening the luggage compartment: the rubber pads, P (2) (see page 39),
could dent the vehicle body in the vicinity of the hinges.
• Beware: the vehicle engine must be stopped, the ignition turned off and the parking brake set
when mounting the rear-mounted bicycle carrier!
• Caution: do not cover the bicycles with fabric while driving.
• Caution: The load must be distributed properly on the rear bicycle carrier. Ensure that the
heavier of the two bicycles is mounted on the inner rail when fastening them on the carrier. The
center of gravity of the load must be as low and as close to the vehicle as possible.
• Caution: It may be necessary to turn the handlebars around on some bicycles. Pay attention to
the pedal positioning.
• Caution: remove the bicycle carrier before entering an automatic car wash!
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