Ski/Snowboard Rack
760mm
USER MANUAL
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Ski/Snowboard Rack
RACK INSTALLATION
In adequately secured loads and incorrectly mounted
roof racks and accessory racks can come loose during
travel and cause serious accidents! Therefore, installation,
handling and use must be carried out in accordance with
product and vehicle instructions.
In addition to these instructions, review the mounting
instructions for the roof rack and the operating
instructions of the vehicle.
These instructions should be kept together with the
vehicle's operating instructions and carried in the vehicle
when in use and en route.
For your own safety, you should only use roof racks that
are authorized for use with your vehicle.
For roof racks that do not specify the distance between
the front and rear crossbars, the distance shall be at
least 700 mm or as large as possible. Please note that
changes (e.s. additional drill holes) to the accessory rack's
attachment system are not permissible.
Check attachment hardware and load for tight fit and
function:
• before the start and journey.
• after driving a short distance following rack or load
install.
• at regular intervals on longer journeys.
• more frequently on rough terrain.
• after interruption of a journey during which the vehicle
was left unsupervised (check for damage due to
outside intervention).
RACK LOADING
Do not exceed the maximum load specified for the roof
rack, accessory rack or the maximum load recommended
by the vehicle manufacturer.
Max Roof Load = weight of roof rack + weight of
accessory racks + weight of load.
Load shall be uniformly distributed with the lowest
possible centre of gravity.
Load should not substantially extend beyond the loading
surface of the roof rack.
VEHICLE DRIVING AND REGULATIONS
The speed driven must be suited to the load transported
and to official speed limits. In the absence of any speed
limits, we recommended a maximum speed of 120 km/h
(75 mph).
When transporting any load, the speed of the vehicle
must take into account all into account all conditions such
as the state of the road, the surface of the road, traffic
conditions, wind, etc. Vehicle handling, cornering, braking
and sensitivity to side winds will change with the addition
of roof top loads.
Off-road driving is not recommended and could result in
damage to your vehicle or your gear.
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