IBERA ST21 Two-Way Bike Stand Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- IBERA
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IBERA ST21 Two-Way Bike Stand
Information
The Two-way Bike Stand is designed for horizontal or vertical bicycle storage.
It can hold a maximum load of 30 kg / 66 lb.
Compatibility
- Tyre width: Compatible with various tire widths.
Parts
- a) Base
- b) Floor pads x 4
- c) Base beam
- d) V-grips x 3
- e) Stanchion
- f) Stanchion sleeve
- g) Stanchion extender
- h) Long bolt with nut
- i) Safety latch
- j) Seatpost holder
- k) Height adjustment knob
- l) Short bolts with washers x 6
- m) Long bolts x 4
- n) Wheel anchor strap
- o) Square nuts x 4
Product Usage Instructions
Assemble Stand
- Attach V-grips (x 2) to the base in the desired position depending on the bike size:
- For large bikes: Place one V-grip near the front of the base, angled forward over the first pair of nuts. Screw two short bolts into the nuts without tightening.
- Repeat this with the other The v-grip is also angled forward.
- For large bikes with a rear carrier: Place one V-grip near the front of the base, angled forward over the first pair of nuts.
- Screw two short bolts into the nuts without tightening. Repeat this with the other V-grip, also angled forward.
- For small bikes (20” wheels): Place one V-grip near the front of the base, angled rearward over the first pair of nuts.
- Screw two short bolts into the nuts without tightening. Repeat this with the other V-grip, also angled rearward.
- Attach the base beam with the logo facing upwards to the base by inserting the end of the base into the base beam bracket.
- Match the bolt holes on both sides and tighten two long bolts on the flat side of the bracket.
- Press the stanchion sleeve into the top of the stanchion, matching the arch on the sleeve with the square and round bolt holes on the stanchion.
- For large bikes: Place a V-grip angled upward over the upper and center bolt holes. Screw in the remaining two short bolts and tighten.
- For small bikes: Place a V-grip angled upward over the center and lower bolt holes. Screw in the remaining two short bolts and tighten.
Using Stand
- No V-grip attached: Position the bike on the stand without using the V-grips for support.
- V-grip positioning:
- For large bikes: Position the V-grip as shown in fig. 11a.
- For large bikes with a rear carrier: Position the V-grip as shown in fig. 11b.
- For small bikes: Position the V-grip as shown in fig. 11c.
- Anchor strap: Use the anchor strap to secure the bike to the stand for stability.
- Stable 3-point wheel support: Ensure that the bike is supported by three points – the two wheels and the stand – for stability.
- Bike in horizontal mode: Position the bike horizontally on the stand (Fig. 13).
- Bike in vertical mode: Position the bike vertically on the stand (Fig. 14).
Note:
- Adjust the setup if using a different bike on the stand.
- Avoid wet environments to prevent rust.
Tools Required
- 3 mm Allen key
- 5 mm Allen key
- 10 mm wrench
Parts
- Base
- Floor pads x 4
- Base beam
- V-grips x 3
- Stanchion
- Stanchion sleeve
- Stanchion extender
- Long bolt with nut
- Safety latch
- Seatpost holder
- Height adjustment knob
- Short bolts with washers x 6
- Long bolts x 4
- Wheel anchor strap
- Square nuts x 4
Compatibility
- Wheel Size: Small: 20″; Large: 24″ – 29″.
- Tyre Width: 2.3–6.6 cm (0.9–2.6″)
- Max. Seatpost Diameter: 25.4 – 35 mm
- Not suitable for bikes with mudguards in vertical mode.
Warning
For rear wheel use only. Use stand only on a flat, stable surface. The stand
is designed to support a bike only–do not sit on the bike while in the stand.
Use stand in a place where it is unlikely to cause obstruction, be knocked or
bumped, or be interfered with by young children.
Instructions
Assemble Stand
- Attach floor pads to base and base beam (fig. 1).
- Insert square nuts–flat side up–into base slot. Slide two nuts toward the front of base, leaving the remaining two nuts near the rear (fig. 2).
- Attach V-grips (x 2) to base. Select one of the options below
- Attach the base beam, logo facing upwards to the base by inserting end of the base into base beam bracket, matching bolt holes on both. Screw two long bolts into holes on the bracket side that is flat, and tighten (fig. 4).
- Press the stanchion sleeve into top of the stanchion, matching arch on the sleeve with square and round bolt holes on the stanchion (fig. 5).
- Attach third V-grip to stanchion–for large or small bikes only (do not attach if you are using a large bike with a rear carrier). For large bikes Place V-grip, angled upward over the upper and center bolt holes, screw in the remaining two short bolts, and tighten (fig. 6a). For small bikes Place V-grip, angled upward over the center and lower bolt holes, screw in the remaining two short bolts, tighten (fig. 6b).
- Attach stanchion to base beam by inserting its bottom end into the vertical bracket–V-grip facing frontward, matching the bolt holes on both. Screw two long bolts into holes on the bracket side that is flat, and tighten (fig. 7).
- Attach seatpost holder to stanchion extender. Screw in bolt, and tighten using Allen key and wrench in unison (fig. 8).
- Insert stanchion extender into stanchion–the safety latch must face and open rearward (fig. 9).
- Screw in height adjustment knob to complete assembly (fig. 9, 10).
For large bikes (24 – 29” wheels)
Place one V-grip near front of base, angled rearward over first pair of nuts.
Screw two short bolts into nuts, but do not tighten as further adjustment will
be necessary. Repeat this with other V-grip, this time with it angled forward
(fig. 3a).
For large bikes (24 – 29” wheels) with rear carrier
Place one V-grip near front of base, angled forward over first pair of nuts.
Screw two short bolts into nuts, but do not tighten as further adjustment will
be necessary. Repeat this with other V-grip, again with it angled forward
(fig. 3b). For small bikes (20” wheels) Place one V-grip near front of base,
angled rearward over first pair of nuts. Screw two short bolts into nuts, but
do not tighten as further adjustment will be necessary. Repeat this with other
V-grip, again with it angled rearward (fig. 3c).
Using Stand
- To adjust stand and store bike in horizontal mode, roll bike onto stand backward until the rear tyre rests against the vertical V-grip (if one is attached). Align the two horizontal V-grips so that they both press against each end of the tyre (fig. 11a, 11b, 11c). Slide V-grip bolts to opposite ends of their slots, and tighten (fig. 12). If your rear tyre rests firmly against all V-grips, your bike is stored correctly in horizontal mode.Ensure all bolts are tightened securely. Recommended: for extra stability, secure front wheel to down tube with anchor strap (fig. 13).
- To store bike in vertical mode, follow adjustment instructions as above (1). [Note: Your seatpost must be long enough to allow your seat to sit behind the seatpost holder. Remove any bag, light, reflector, etc. attached to your seatpost.] Roll bike onto stand backwards. Secure front wheel to down tube with an anchor strap. Open safety latch, lift bike by the handlebars and stand it up. Lean bike backwards resting the seatpost in seatpost holder. Close latch. Adjust height of holder with knob if necessary (for best results, set the position so that the seatpost slants down slightly rearward) (fig. 14).
Limited Warranty
Ibera warrants this product for normal usage against workmanship, and material defects to the original purchaser for two years from the purchase date. Products purchased online are not covered by this warranty unless purchased from an authorized Ibera online store. User assumes all risk of personal injury, damage to or failure of the product when it is used in jumping, acrobatics or similar activities. 2. Warranty does not cover any incidental or consequential damages, such as personal injury or other losses due to accident, neglect, misuse, abuse, modification, normal wear and tear, improper care and cleaning, or failure to follow included instructions. See other Ibera products at www.ibera.info See other Ibera products at www.ibera.info
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