Elevator Rack Installation Instructions

Hollywood Racks

F10 Elevator Rack Instructions

When using your Elevator Rack, always remember the following points:

 Install this rack on structurally sound boot lids and/or bumpers only.

 Never install upper hooks to plastic, glass or fiberglass.

 Clean surface of the boot lid and bumper prior to installation.

 Tighten all straps both before and after placing bikes on the rack.

 Never place more than 45kg / 100 lbs. on the Elevator Racks.

 Use at least 2 tie-down straps or shock (bungee) cords for each bike when securing bikes

to rack.

 Keep bicycle tires at least 30cm away from the exhaust pipe of the vehicle.

 Check the rack, bikes and strap tension regularly during use.

 Drive slowly when on bumpy or dirt roads.

safety strap

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Hollywood Racks F10 Elevator Rack Instructions When using your Elevator Rack, always remember the following points:          Install this rack on structurally sound boot lids and/or bumpers only. Never install upper hooks to plastic, glass or fiberglass. Clean surface of the boot lid and bumper prior to installation. Tighten all straps both before and after placing bikes on the rack. Never place more than 45kg / 100 lbs. on the Elevator Racks.
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1. Installing the Hollywood Elevator Rack on your vehicle: After removing the Elevator Rack from the box, rotate the lower U frame such that it aligns with the main frame approximately as indicated in Fig. 1. Use the lower adjustment hubs & knobs. A. Place the rack on the vehicle’s bumper so that the rack is perpendicular to the ground. Rotate and position the rear brace of the rack such that it rests on the boot lid or rear door of the vehicle. The main frame should remain in a mostly vertical position.
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. Installing the bicycles on the F10 Elevator Rack A. The heaviest bike should be loaded on first closest, the lightest on the outside. Place the first bicycle on the support arms closest to the main frame (2.) of the rack. The handlebars of the first bike should be on the passenger’s side of the vehicle. Rotate the crank arm so that the pedal does not contact the vehicle. Thread the tie down strap (not pictured) around the main frame, and through the buckle. Tighten the strap securely.