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Locking Bike Rack Adapter into place

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  1. Have a bike rack adapter similar to the one show in the link below. It's
    telescopic in nature and should lock in place once I twist it between the
    handle bars and seat post. The adapter isn't locking up and remains loose
    even though I turn it.

    I never understood how this thing worked in the first place. Now, I can't
    get it to work at all. I only see two components and nothing inside. Am I
    missing a piece or is their a trick to locking these two pieces together?
    Thanks in advance for your feedback.

    http://www.cargogear.com/Swagman/AccessoryInfo2.htm

    The second unit down is similar to the model I own.

  2. "Charlie S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Have a bike rack adapter similar to the one show in the link below. It's
    telescopic in nature and should lock in place once I twist it between the
    handle bars and seat post. The adapter isn't locking up and remains loose
    even though I turn it.

    I never understood how this thing worked in the first place. Now, I can't
    get it to work at all. I only see two components and nothing inside. Am


    I

    Quoted message said:

    missing a piece or is their a trick to locking these two pieces together?
    Thanks in advance for your feedback.

    http://www.cargogear.com/Swagman/AccessoryInfo2.htm

    What do you mean by "The adapter isn't locking up and remains loose
    even though I turn it." The two tubes are NOT supposed to lock. You just
    hook one end to the seat tube, telescope it, the hook the other end to the
    stem/fork assembly.

    -Zilla


  3. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have a bike rack adapter similar to the one show in the link below. It's
    telescopic in nature and should lock in place once I twist it between the
    handle bars and seat post. The adapter isn't locking up and remains
    loose
    even though I turn it.

    I never understood how this thing worked in the first place. Now, I
    can't
    get it to work at all. I only see two components and nothing inside. Am


    I

    Quoted message said:

    missing a piece or is their a trick to locking these two pieces together?
    Thanks in advance for your feedback.

    http://www.cargogear.com/Swagman/AccessoryInfo2.htm

    What do you mean by "The adapter isn't locking up and remains loose
    even though I turn it." The two tubes are NOT supposed to lock. You just
    hook one end to the seat tube, telescope it, the hook the other end to the
    stem/fork assembly.


    Checked at the bike shop. They couldn't figure it out. Thought maybe some
    plastic piece wore out.

    It still works as you say. Just worked better before because there was some
    mechanism that held it in place.

    The shop had a Allen(sp?) tension bar. Couldn't believe how poorly it was
    made. Even my broken unit is preferable.

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