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These instructions contain IMPORTANT safety information. Please read and keep for future reference.

The user must read and understand these Instruction Sheets and the Warranty. 
Installation is the end user’s responsibility and beyond Horizon Global’s control. Therefore, Horizon Global exclusively limits its Warranty to 

the repair or replacement of a defective product. Damage to your vehicle, your cargo or any person or property is excluded.

•  Your bike carrier must be inspected for signs of wear, corrosion and fatigue before each use. DO NOT use if bent or deformed.
•  Make sure your bike carrier is secure before every trip. Check at each stop to ensure your bike carrier is secure.
•  DO NOT exceed your bike carrier’s rated capacity. The capacity is 100lbs (45kg).
•  Do not attempt to drill, weld, or modify your bike carrier or any of the system components.
•  This carrier is designed for typical use and applications (on paved or smooth gravel roads). Do not use this carrier on a vehicle that 

will be driven on rough roads, or where the carrier (and bikes) will be subjected to significant or constant jarring and/or shock, or any 

vehicle with very stiff springs that will transfer the load shocks directly to the carrier and the bikes.

•  The recommended minimum ground clearance is 14”. This may not be sufficient ground clearance depending on the application. 

Damage to bicycles or carrier due to ground clearance problems are not covered by warranty.

•  Bike tires should be at least 6 inches away from exhaust pipe.
•  DO NOT use this bike carrier with recreational vehicles, trailers or in off road situations.
•  DO NOT use your bike carrier for purposes other than those for which it was designed.
•  REDUCE YOUR SPEED. Your vehicle can handle differently when transporting cargo on the trunk.
•  FREQUENTLY check your bike carrier and that the bikes are secure. Bikes can shift or your bike carrier can loosen during travel. 

Readjust as needed. If movement continues, stop use.

•  ALWAYS unload bikes before removing your bike carrier from hitch.
•  Check local and state laws governing projection of objects beyond the perimeter of a vehicle.
•  ALWAYS obey all posted speed limits and be aware of traffic conditions. Adapt your speed to the conditions of the road and the load 

being carried.

•  The proper attachment of this product in accordance with the enclosed instructions is critical to its proper performance. See 

instructions for proper attachment, proper usage, and important safety messages. Horizon Global has no control over, or responsibility 

for, the attachment or the installation. Horizon Global is NOT responsible nor will it be held liable for any damage resulting from its 

attachment or improper use. Horizon Global shall not be liable for any claims of any kind greater than the purchase price of the 

product. Warranty information available upon request.

•  NOTICE

: Your bike carrier will not prevent property damage that may result from improper loading, securing, or driving. Insure all 

locks are locked, that all pins are secured, and that all straps are properly attached prior to moving the vehicle. 

INSTRUCTION GUIDE FOR:

TX-104 Bike Carrier

59401

Date of Purchase: 

 

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Review all Warnings, Instructions, and Warranty information carefully.  

Failure to follow these warnings and instructions will void the Warranty. 

Call Horizon Global Technical Services at (800) 234-6992 or go to RolaProducts.

com, if you have any questions regarding the use or the limits of your bike 

carrier. For assistance with this product or to order replacement parts, please 

contact Horizon Global, 47912 Halyard Drive Suite 100, Plymouth, MI 48170 

Questions? (800) 234-6992 • RolaProducts.com

Summary of Contents for TX-104

Page 1: ...for which it was designed REDUCE YOUR SPEED Your vehicle can handle differently when transporting cargo on the trunk FREQUENTLY check your bike carrier and that the bikes are secure Bikes can shift o...

Page 2: ...for assembly 1 3 4 wrench wrench included J PART DESCRIPTION QTY PART DESCRIPTION QTY A Main Support Tube 1 F 1 2 13x3 1 2 Hex Bolt 1 B Collar Bracket 1 G 1 2 13 Lock Nut 1 C Bushing 2 H 5 8 Anti Rat...

Page 3: ...support tube A Then connect main support tube A to collar bracket B as shown in FIG 1 Align bushing hole with lower hole in collar bracket and install one 1 13x3 lg hex bolt F two 2 flat washers D and...

Page 4: ...Insert handle into the holes and push downward to secure FIG 3 3 Receiver H I Handle D Align holes in tube 4 FOLDING CARRIER FOR HATCH TRUNK CLEARANCE 1 Securely hold main support tube A and remove ba...

Page 5: ...from swaying FIG 6 3 Check the straps periodically and after stopping to ensure that they are still tight and that someone has not released them NOTE Ensure all locks are locked that all pins are secu...

Page 6: ...los pour des finalit s autres que celles pour lesquelles il a t con u R DUISEZ VOTRE VITESSE Votre v hicule peut se comporter diff remment quand il est charg Contr lez FR QUEMMENT votre porte v los et...

Page 7: ...3 4 1 1 16 incluse J PI CE DESCRIPTION QT PI CE DESCRIPTION QT A Tube de support principal 1 F Boulon 6 pans 1 2 13x3 1 2 1 B Support de collier 1 G Contre crou 1 2 13 1 C Bague 2 H 5 8 Broche anti c...

Page 8: ...collier B comme c est montr en FIG 1 Alignez le trou de bague avec le trou du bas dans le support de collier et installez un 1 boulon 6 pans de 1 2 13x3 1 2 F deux 2 jeux de rondelles plates de 1 2 D...

Page 9: ...tube FIG 3 3 Ins rez la poign e dans les trous et poussez la vers le bas pour fixer FIG 3 3 R cepteur H I Poign e D Alignez les trous dans le tube 4 PLIAGE DU PORTE V LOS POUR D GAGER LA PORTE ARRI RE...

Page 10: ...s un arr t pour vous assurer qu elles sont toujours bien serr es ou que personne ne les a rel ch es REMARQUE Assurez vous que tous les verrouillages sont bloqu s que toutes les broches sont en place...

Page 11: ...os para los que se lo dise REDUZCA LA VELOCIDAD Su veh culo puede maniobrar de manera diferente cuando transporta bicicletas Revise CON FRECUENCIA el soporte para bicicletas y verifique que las bicicl...

Page 12: ...1 Llave de 3 4 incluida J PIEZA DESCRIPCI N CANT PIEZA DESCRIPCI N CANT A Tubo de apoyo principal 1 F Perno hexagonal 1 2 13 x 3 1 2 1 B Soporte de collar 1 G Contratuerca 1 2 13 1 C Buje 2 H Pasador...

Page 13: ...A al soporte de collar B como se muestra en la FIG 1 Alinee el agujero del buje con el agujero inferior del soporte de collar e instale un 1 perno hexagonal de 13 x 3 long F dos 2 arandelas planas de...

Page 14: ...o se alineen FIG 3 3 Inserte la manija en los agujeros y empuje hacia abajo para asegurarla FIG 3 3 Receptor H I Manija D Alinee los agujeros en el tubo 4 PLEGADO DEL SOPORTE PARA DESPEJE DE PUERTA TR...

Page 15: ...dicamente y despu s de detenerse para asegurarse de que est n todav a tensas y que nadie las haya soltado NOTA Aseg rese de que todas las trabas est n en posici n de bloqueo que todos los pasadores es...

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