To install the luggage carrier it is necessary to deflate the rear tire to get access to the connection point on the front.
Since there are multiple tools and actions needed to install the luggage carrier, we alway advise to let the installation of the luggage carrier be done by your local Carqon dealer. During servicing, your dealer will mount the luggage carrier with professional tools and knowledge.

Mounting the carrier when the wheel is removed:
1. Remove the bolt (torx) from the fender and, when mounting the carrier, replace it with the M5x20
hexagon head cap bolt supplied with the rear carrier.
2. Slide the rear carrier onto the rear frame so that it is properly aligned with the three mounting points
(1. Front, with the fender) (2. Left rear fork on the inside) (3. Right rear fork on the inside).
Please note: when mounting the front, make sure that the recess in the rear carrier mounting plate
slides over the protruding part of the frame.
3. First, attach the carrier to both rear forks by hand-tightening the M8X20 bolts (from inside to outside:
Bolt, washer, carrier, spring washer, frame).
Please note: start with the non-drive side (side with the disc), then continue with the drive side.
4. Attach the carrier to the front - after having slid the carrier mounting plate over the part of the frame
- with the supplied M5x20 hexagon head cap bolt, using pliers. The bolt can be tightened with a socket
spanner 10 (from rear to front: Bolt, washer, fender, rear carrier, frame).
5. Tighten the two rear M8X20 bolts with an open end spanner 13 / ring rattle key 13.
6. Check that the carrier is secure and doesn’t move around. In case of slack, tighten the bolts some more.
7. Re-install the wheel.
8. The carrier is mounted correctly.

Mounting the carrier when the wheel is installed:
1. Deflate the tyre and remove the inner and outer tyre where the lock/fender is attached.
2. Remove the bolt (torx) from the fender and, when mounting the carrier, replace it with the M5x20
hexagon head cap bolt supplied with the rear carrier.
3. Slide the rear carrier onto the rear frame so that it is properly aligned with the three mounting points
(1. Front, with the fender) (2. Left rear fork on the inside) (3. Right rear fork on the inside).
Please note: when mounting the front, make sure that the recess in the rear carrier mounting plate slides
over the protruding part of the frame.
4. First, attach the carrier to both rear forks by hand-tightening the M8X20 bolts
(from inside to outside: Bolt, washer, carrier, spring washer, frame).
Please note: start with the non-drive side (side with the disc), then continue with the drive side.
5. Attach the carrier to the front - after having slid the carrier mounting plate over the part of the frame
- with the supplied M5x20 hexagon head cap bolt, using pliers. The bolt can be tightened with a socket
spanner 10 (from rear to front: Bolt, washer, fender, rear carrier, frame).
6. Tighten the two rear M8X20 bolts with an open end spanner 13 / ring rattle key 13.
7. Check that the carrier is secure and that there’s no play. In case of slack, tighten the bolts some more.
8. Inflate the tyre, the carrier is mounted correctly.

For the instruction video see below