Yakima HoldUp - Bike rack

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Product Type Hitch Bike Rack
Brand Yakima
Model HoldUp
Load capacity per bike 27 kg (60 lb)
Number of bikes 2 bikes
Compatible hitch size 51 mm (2 in) or 32 mm (1 1/4 in)
Mounting system Pivoting arms with hooks and straps
Security device Integrated locking cable on each arm
Additional feature Integrated bottle opener
Transport position Vertically foldable
Support adjustment Sliding to separate bikes
Material Metal and rubber
Maintenance Lubricate metal parts, clean with water and mild soap
Warranty Limited lifetime warranty "As long as our love story lasts"
Usage limitation Do not use on trailer, motorhome, or recreational vehicle
Bike compatibility Standard bikes (not tandems, recumbents, child seats, or motorized)
Precautions Check tire inflation, do not use with front fenders or flat tires
Customer service (888) 925-4621 (Mon-Fri 7am-5pm Pacific)
Website www.yakima.com

Frequently Asked Questions - HoldUp Yakima

How do I install the HoldUp bike rack on my hitch?
Insert the base into the 51 mm (2 in) or 32 mm (1 1/4 in) hitch receiver. Align the holes, insert the hitch bolt from right to left, tighten with the provided wrench, then secure with the safety pin and lock. Raise the base to the vertical position by pulling the spring button.
What is the maximum load capacity per bike?
Do not exceed 27 kg (60 lb) per bike. The total load on the hitch must not exceed this limit for safety reasons.
Can I use this bike rack with a bike that has a front fender?
No, it is not recommended to use this bike rack with bikes equipped with a front fender. If a fender interferes with hook placement, remove it before loading the bike.
How do I secure the bikes during transport?
Always use the integrated locking cable located inside each pivoting arm. Wrap it around the bike frame, engage the lock hole on the stem, and lock with the provided key.
How do I maintain my HoldUp bike rack?
Periodically lubricate moving metal parts with a non-water-soluble lubricant. Clean rubber parts with a cloth, water, and mild soap. Remove the bike rack before going through an automatic car wash.
Can the bike rack be used on a trailer?
No, do not mount this bike rack on a trailer, motorhome, or recreational vehicle. It is designed only for use on a standard vehicle hitch.
What should I do if the bikes touch each other when loading?
You can adjust the position of the arms. Loosen the 4 bolts securing the arm (without removing them), slide the arm to the right or left, then retighten the bolts. Both arms are adjustable.
Can I carry a tandem or recumbent bike?
No, this bike rack is not suitable for tandems, recumbent bikes, or bikes equipped with child seats, panniers, covers, or motors.
How do I fold the bike rack when not in use?
Pull the spring button to release the base, fold the bike rack, then release the button to lock it in place. Also fold the pivoting arms downward. In the folded position, tilt the bike rack up against the vehicle.
What should I do if the hook does not hold well on the tire?
Make sure the hook is placed about 2.5 cm (1 in) from the brake and tighten it by pressing firmly against the tire. Check that the tire is properly inflated (to recommended pressure). If the problem persists, do not use the bike rack for that bike.

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How to tighten the pivot arm of the HoldUp support that has become loose?
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The pivot arms of the HoldUp contain important fastening points that can loosen over time and with vibrations during transport. Here’s how to tighten a loose pivot arm:

  • Inspect all fastening points - Check the bolts and nuts that attach the pivot arm to the base of the support and to the upper and lower support brackets. One or more may have loosened.
  • Use the right tools - Equip yourself with the appropriate wrench (usually an Allen key or a spanner) to tighten the bolts. Do not overtighten: tighten firmly but without forcing, to avoid stripping the threads.
  • Test stability - After tightening, move the pivot arm by hand to check that it no longer moves. The movement of the arm should only be that intended by the pivot mechanism, without lateral play.
  • Regular maintenance - According to the manual, periodically lubricate the metal moving parts and inspect all fasteners before each use.

If after tightening the arm still has play, it is possible that an internal component is damaged. In this case, contact Yakima support for a complete diagnosis.

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USER MANUAL HoldUp Yakima

INSERT BASE INTO HITCH RECEIVER.

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The holes in the base must align to the holes in the hitch receiver.

FASTEN HITCH BOLT.

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  • Insert hitch bolt and lock washer, from RIGHT TO LEFT.
  • Tighten with wrench.

SECURE HITCH BOLT WITH SAFETY CLIP AND INSTALL HITCHLOCK.

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ROTATE BASE TO UP POSITION.

  • Squeeze knob to release lock.
    Pull spring pin to release base.
  • Lift frame.
  • Release spring pin. Pin should snap into place and lock.

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REMOVE FASTENERS.

The fasteners are installed in the trays for shipping purposes. Remove them to prepare for assembly.

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ATTACH FIRST TRAY TO BASE.

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ATTACH SECOND TRAY TO BASE.

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FOLD HOLDUP DOWN.

  • Pull spring pin to release base.
  • Fold down holdup
  • Release Pin. Pin should snap into place.

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Be sure pivot arms are folded down.

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Do not push arm beyond horizontal.

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PREPARE FOR LOADING.

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Release wheel strap by pressing the lever on the buckle.

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Tuck strap into slot at rear of wheeltray.

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LOAD HEAViest BIKE FIRST.

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CAUTION: If any part of your bike comes in contact with the red trigger, do not use this carrier with that bike.

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If a fender prevents proper placement of the wheel hook, remove the fender for proper and safe loading.

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Do not install if your bike has a flat tire or has a slow leak. Lost tire pressure after install may result in an insecure load.

Note: HoldUp can fold down past horizontal to aid in loading your bikes.

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Be sure to return the HoldUp to the locked horizontal position after loading.

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SWING PIVOT ARM INTO PLACE.

Rotate the pivot arm up until the hook rests on the bike tire 1" or less from the brakes or the fork.

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Failure to place wheel hook in the correct position can cause your bicycle to eject, and cause personal injury, property damage, or death.

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SECURE THE HOOK.

Compress the hook against the wheel by applying firm pressure.

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SECURE REAR WHEEL STRAP.

Feed the strap through the spokes of wheel.

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Rotate the wheel slightly, if necessary.

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TIGHTEN REAR WHEEL STRAP.

  • Thread strap through spokes and insert it into the slot in the wheeltray.

Pull hard to tighten.

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LOAD SECOND BIKE (IF APPLICABLE).

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Alternate bike direction.

Refer to steps 10 through 14 to load your second bike.

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If necessary adjust tray position to avoid bike to bike interference.

If you have bike to bike interference when loading two bikes, adjust trays as necessary to eliminate interference between bikes.

  • Loosen the 4 tray bolts (do not remove bolts).
  • Slide the tray left or right.
    Retighten the 4 tray bolts.
    Both trays can be adjusted.

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ALWAYS USE INTEGRATED LOCKING CABLE WHEN TRANSPORTING BIKES.

VERIFIQUE LA RUEDA TRASERA Ajuste la correa si es necessities.

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  • Access locking cables at the end of each pivot arm.
  • Wrap locking cable around bike frame.
  • Insert the pin from the pivot arm into hole at the end of the locking cable. Lock with key.

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CHECK THE INSTALLATION BEFORE DRIVING AWAY.

  • PUSH HOOKS AGAINST TIRES.
  • CHECK REAR WHEEL. TIGHTEN THE STRAP IF NEEDED.
    BE SURE ALL HARDWARE IS SECURED ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS.
  • ALWAYS SECURE PIVOT ARM WHEN TRAY IS EMPTY.

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SECURE PIVOT ARMS WHEN NOT IN USE. WHEN NOT CARRYING BIKES ALWAYS FOLD HOLDUP UP.

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Tilt wheeltray inboard.

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Slide the hook against the rear wheel cradle.

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Fold up HoldUp.

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READ ALL WARNINGS ON NEXT PAGE BEFORE DRIVING AWAY.

IMPORTANT LOAD LIMITS:

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HITCH LOAD IS LIMITED TO 60 LBS.PER BIKE.

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INSTALL THIS PRODUCT ON 2" AND 1 1/4" HITCH RECEIVERS ONLY.

  • Never drive off-road with bicycles loaded.
  • Do not install on trailers, campers, or RVs.
  • Do not position bicycle tires near vehicle's hot exhaust.
  • Do not install if spare tire causes interference with bikes or folded carrier.

BIKES:

Make sure your tires are filled to recommended pressure found on the tire.
- Do not carry tandem or recumbent bikes.
- Do not transport bicycles with attached baby seats, panniers, wheel covers, full bike covers or motors.

  • Do not use with a hitch-extender.
  • Do not use with a 1-1/4" hitch adapter.
  • Not for use on bikes with front fenders.

In addition, some undersized receivers may not accept this product. If you do not know the capabilities of your hitch receiver, consult an automotive professional.

MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE: Periodically use non-water soluble lubricant on moving metal parts. Use a soft cloth with water and mild detergent to clean rubber parts.

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Remove this rack before entering an automatic car wash, and when not in use.

BOTTLE OPENER

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Enjoy a refreshing beverage.

Your HoldUp endcap doubles as a bottle opener!

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Attachment hardware can loosen over time. Check before each use, and tighten if necessary. Failure to obey load limits can result in property damage, personal injury, or death.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE OR REPLACEMENT PARTS: GO ONLINE: www.YAKIMA.COM Contact your dealer or call: (888) 925-4621 Monday through Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm PST

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This product is covered by YAKIMA's

"Love It Till You Leave It" Limited Lifetime Warranty

To obtain a copy of this warranty, go online to www.yakima.com

or email us at yakwarranty@yakima.com

or call (888) 925-4621

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

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ENFILER LA BASE DANS L'ATTELAGE.

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Brand : Yakima

Model : HoldUp

Category : Bike rack