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INSTRUCTIONS AND FIT GUIDE INSTRUCTIONS DE MONT AGE ET GUIDE D’ADAPT A TION SWEDEN ® CAR RA CK SY STEMS MADE IN U.S.A. F ABRIQUÉ AUX É.-U. SWEDEN ® CAR RA CK SY STEMS THULE U.S.A., 42 SILVERMINE RD., SEYMOUR CT 06483 97 5 2 BIKE CARRIER 97 6 3 BIKE CARRIER CONSEILS DE RÉGLAGE 1. Placez les pinces du haut dans l’écartement du bord avant du[...]
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UPPER ARM LOCK-N-LOAD CRADLE 853-1545 BIKE ARM FIT WINDOW LOWER ARM UPPER STRAP W/WIDE CLIP 753-0035-04 X 2 LOWER STRAP W/NARROW CLIP 753-0035-06 X 2 9 7 5 X 4 9 7 6 X 6 9 7 5 X 4 9 7 6 X 6 CRADLE STRAP 853-1546 RMS WARNING & LIABILITY Extensive research and design have gone into the RMS carrier and its recommended fits to ensure the highest le[...]
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X 2 X 2 9 7 5 X 4 9 7 6 X 6 9 7 5 X 4 9 7 6 X 6 MISE EN GARDE ET RESPONSABILITÉ RMS Le support RMS et ses réglages recommandés sont le fruit d'une recherche et d'une étude poussées visant à assurer le plus haut niveau de qualité, de performance et de sécurité. Il vous incombe, toutefois, de fixer et d'utiliser le support de [...]
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MOUNTING THE VOY AGER INSTALLATION DU VOYAGER (CLICK) (CLICK) Look up your vehicle in the Fit Guide (included in these instructions) for recommended fit number. Be sure to read the fit tips that apply to your vehicle. Consultez votre Guide d’adaptation RMS (inclus avec ces instructions) pour connaître le numéro de réglage de votre véhicule. F[...]
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LOWER ARM UPPER ARM BOTTOM STRAP UPPER ARM TOP STRAP LOWER ARM UPPER ARM BOTTOM STRAP UPPER ARM TOP STRAP SIDE STRAP Tighten top straps so that the Voyager stays in position and the bike arms are pointing slightly upwards. On 3 bike carrier attach side strap to side seam of trunk hatch or door. Serrez les sangles supérieures de façon que le Voyag[...]
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MOUNTING YOUR BICYCLE MONTAGE DE VOTRE BICYCLETTE SPECIAL NOTE REMARQUES Place first bike onto Voyager. Position the inside pedal so that it doesn't come in contact with the vehicle. Placez la première bicyclette sur le Voyager. Placez la pédale intérieure de façon qu’elle n’entre pas en contact avec le véhicule. Using straps or rope [...]