BIKE TOWER Instructions Manual
Thank you for purchasing Minoura BIKE TOWER display stand.
Thsi is the display stand which can hold 2 or more bikes (limit 4 bikes) on its cradles at two different
heights and in front and behind the pole.
The main pole is adjustable from 1.6 meter (5’ 3”) to 3.1 meter (10’ 2”) between the floor and the
ceiling of your room.
Most parts are made of light alloy so the completed weight of the Bike Tower is only 3 kgs, therefore
your can move it anywhere you want easily and its simple design can fit everywhere.
IMPORTANT NOTES
• Please read this instructions manual carefully before use.
• Bike Tower is the display stand for ordinary 2-wheel bicycles only. Do NOT use it for any other
purpose, for example, for displaying heaviy electric bikes or tandem bikes.
• Bike Tower is installed between the floor and ceiling using a strong spring and the tension this
provides. Bike Tower MUST be installed firmly on a a solid floor and ceiling using a supporting
beam or load bearing area of the ceiling. Failure to do so may cause damage to your ceiling,
bikes, Bike Tower, and may cause personal injury.
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Set the Bike Tower up vertically
from floor to ceiling. Make sure
the Bike Tower is not slanted.
Slanted installation may cause
the Bike Tower to fall down,
causing damage and/or injury.
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Set Bike Tower firmly
against a supporting
beam or load bearing
area of the ceiling. Failure
to do so will cause damage to your ceiling.
ceiling supporting beam
!
When setting the main
telescoping pole, make
sure to extend it until the
red warning sign no longer
shows. The warning sign is
located just below the
upper rubber cup.
Red Warning Sign
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HOW TO SETUP BIKE TOWER
We explain the name of each part as below;
Lower Support
Required tool : 5mm hex wrench (included)
Upper Rubber Cup
Height range:
1.6m (5’3”) - 3.1m (10’2”)
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Angle Adjust Plate
(projection is foreside)
Alloy Stay
Frame Hook
Loosen the upper bolt on the Pole Joint then extend the main pole.
After you fit the main pole to the ceiling, tighten the bolt slightly.
(see Fig. A)
Tighten temporaly
Upper Pole
Pole Joint
Lower Pole
Bottom Rubber Cup
2
3
Remove the main pole, making sure the pole length is not
changed.
Extend the main pole 20mm more, then tighten the upper
bolt on the Pole Joint firmly to set the pole length. (see Fig. B)
!
A loose the bolt on the pole joint may cause the
pole to slide down when a bicycle is in the cradle.
Overtightening the bolt on the pole joint may cause
the plastic pole joint to break.
Make sure the pole joint bolt is snug and that the
joint will not move.
Assemble the cradles.
Place the Angle Adjust Plate onto the Lower Support,
then put the Alloy Stay on it. Fix three parts with the
(Fig. A)
+20mm
loosen and
tighten
(Fig. B)
supplied M6x20 bolt in the upper hole. (see Fig. C)
Screw the supplied M6x15 bolt in the lower hole, but
you don’t need to tighten it so firmly at this time.
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(Fig. C)