MINOURA HMS-10 User Manual

Bicycle Maintenance Stand

HMS-10

instructions

The HMS-10 is designed for easy
operation.
All you do is place the saddle on the
U-shaped hook. This holds the bike
easily so you can reach the drivetrain
easily.
Very quick and simple compared to a
standard repair stand.

The U-shaped hook is positioned 1,080
mm from the floor and works with
almost any kind of bicycle.

The legs fold down without the
need for tools so you can easily
store the stand when not is use.

Minoura provides a 1 year
warranty from the date of your
purchase for the HMS-10 that
covers manufacturer defects, not
normal wear and tear or abuse.

manual

(Ver.2.0 2015/4)

(HMS-10 with a bike)

Front tire should be touching the oor

!

Important Notes

• For normal sporting bicycle only. Tandems, recumbent bikes,
long tail bikes, too heavy E-bike or DH bikes, and the bike
without either wheel (bad weight balance) may not be used
safely.

• Remove any accessories such as saddle bag or tail light from
the seatpost.

In case of using an aero type seatpost, we strongly recommend

you to put soft material between the saddle holder hook and the
thin n side of the seatpost to avoid possible damage due to
strong pressure.

• Do not tighten the U-shaped saddle holder too much. The holder
should remain slightly loose so the bike can be maneuvered and
the front wheel can touch the oor for stability. Over tightening

Please see the attached warranty card
for details. And be sure to check our
web site for updated information.

may cause the stand to become unstable and possibly fall
over.

• The base is a triangle design and not meant to be pushed
backwards.

• Performing heavier jobs such as bottom bracket work
require that the bicycle be put on the ground, not in the
stand. The HMS-10 is for light duty work only.

• Make sure the legs are are securely xed in the correct
position before placing your bike in the stand. Failure to do
so may cause the bike to fall out of the stand.

• Minoura is not responsible for misuse or accidents caused
by not understanding the directions.

Contact

MINOURA JAPAN

1197-1 Godo, Anpachi, Gifu 503-2305 Japan Hayward, Caliornia, U.S.A.

Phone: [phone] / Fax: [phone] Phone: [phone] / Fax: [phone]

Email: [e-mail] / Web: www.minoura.jp Email: [e-mail]

If you have any questions or need help, you should contact the dealer where you purchased
or the Minoura distributor in your country rst. Only when you cannot get enough service,

you can contact us.

(for ALL customers)

MINOURA North America

Made in Japan

(for U.S. residents ONLY)

Assembling HMS-10

Remove Velcro tape and fully open both d left side legs. (Fig. A
& B)

Be sure the legs must be pulled (the pivot bolt in the long hole is
located near side) when opening.
(Fig. B & C)

Required Tool : 17mm spanner

Open the lever of the quick release skewer on the leg to open the
clearance at the bottom nut, then push the leg toward the pillar
until the pivot bolt reaches the hole end. (Fig. D)

Close the skewer lever beyond the leg bracket to be locked
securely. (Fig. E)

Velcro Tape

(Fig. A)

10mm Nylon Nut

If the skewer is not securely tightened,
open the lever and turn the nut to
adjust the lever tightness correctly.

Pillar

Leg

Quik Release Skewer

(Fig. C)

(Fig. D)

(Fig. B)

(Fig. E)

M10 Flat Washer

Saddle Holder

Install the saddle holder and washers to the pillar top.
Tighten the Nylon nut with a 17mm spanner. (Fig. F)

You don't have to fix the saddle holder, it must be able to
rotate slowly when applying bike weight.
But be sure that free rotation could be dangerous because
the bike will not be supported stable.

The bike will be positioned automatically due to the
weight balance that the front tire touches the floor. It is
the standard working position.

The tube pad of the saddle holder must wear.
Replace it when it's damaged. Using with broken pad
should scratch the saddle rail or seat post.

!

Please be advised that it's dangerous
the bike is suported while both front
and rear tires are off from the oor.
It should spoil the weight balance and
fall down easily.

(Fig. F)