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User Manual for Norauto STRAP 100-3R Bike Rack

Quick guide for the Norauto STRAP 100-3R bike rack. Includes installation steps, vehicle compatibility, safety warnings, and maintenance instructions.

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Quick Guide

The Norauto STRAP 100-3R is a rear-mounted bike rack designed to carry up to 3 bicycles. Before use, ensure your vehicle is listed in the compatibility table provided in the manual. The rack is only compatible with vehicles featuring a metal tailgate and spoiler.

  • Maximum load: 45 kg total (max 15 kg per bike).
  • Maximum speed: 130 km/h.
  • Compatibility: Only for vehicles listed in the manual with metal tailgates.
  • Prohibited: Do not use with electric bikes. Do not use a drill or screwdriver to tighten the frame support.

Safety Instructions

Failure to follow instructions can cause significant damage to your vehicle and endanger others. Always respect the Highway Code. Ensure the number plate and signal lights remain visible; if not, add extra ones. Never drive off-road with the rack installed. Remove all accessories (baskets, child seats) from bikes before mounting.

Vehicle Compatibility

This rack is only compatible with specific vehicles. Consult the allocation list on pages 8-15 of the manual to verify your vehicle model and the required settings (A, B, C, etc.).

Installation

Ground Adjustment: Before mounting on the vehicle, adjust the rack angle on the ground according to the settings required for your vehicle model (see pages 18-20).

Ground adjustment settings
Ground adjustment settings
Initial mounting on vehicle
Initial mounting on vehicle
Side strap attachment
Side strap attachment
Lower strap attachment
Lower strap attachment
Clamping hooks
Clamping hooks

Mounting on Vehicle: Position the rack on the vehicle tailgate. Use the specific side strap attachment system (C1) and lower strap attachment system (C2) to secure the rack firmly. Ensure all straps are tightened to the recommended tension (25kg pull).

Mounting Bicycles

Place the bicycles onto the rack arms. Use the provided safety strap to secure the bikes to the rack. Ensure the load's center of gravity is as low as possible and that there is at least 20 cm of clearance between the ground and the lowest part of the load.

Mounting bicycles
Mounting bicycles

Maintenance

Inspect the rack before every use, checking the tension of all straps and hubs. Do not use aggressive chemical products for cleaning. Remove the rack before using automatic or high-pressure car washes. Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. In winter, rinse with water and mild soap to remove road salt.

Practical help

Common problems

Rack does not fit the vehicle

Verify your vehicle model in the compatibility list (pages 8-15). Ensure the vehicle has a metal tailgate and spoiler.

Strap tension issues

Check and tighten all straps and hubs regularly, especially on unpaved roads. Ensure straps are in good condition.

Rear wiper interference

Do not use the rear windscreen wiper while the rack is installed.

Before use

  • Verify vehicle compatibility in the provided list.
  • Clean contact points between the rack and vehicle to prevent scratches.
  • Check that all straps are in good condition.
  • Ensure the load is within the 45kg limit (max 15kg per bike).
  • Remove all accessories (baskets, child seats) from bikes.

Specs in practice

Compatibility
Only for vehicles with metal tailgates and spoilers listed in the manual.

Images and diagrams

  • Adjustment settings (C1/C2): Shows how to use specific side and lower strap attachment systems.
  • Ground adjustment: Shows how to set the rack angle before mounting on the vehicle.

Model compatibility

  • Not for electric bikes.
  • Only for vehicles listed in the manual.
  • Requires metal tailgate and spoiler.

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