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Keiser M SERIES User Manual

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BIKE SET-UP
Before starting a cycling class, it is the instructor’s responsibility to make sure each participant is set
up correctly and properly positioned on the bike. The instructor may lead the set-up with the group — or
individually. Taking time to make sure each rider is comfortable on his or her bike is the first step to a
successful workout. If bike positioning is incorrect, performance may be compromised and the risk of
injury increases.
As participants arrive in the studio and locate their bikes, assist both new and returning riders
with
proper bike set-up
To safely get on and off the bike, place the gear lever in the position of greatest resistance
(highest gear)
While making adjustments, the instructor may adjust the rider’s bike with the participant off the bike or
while the rider is in the standing cycling position
If the participant is adjusting his or her own bike, ask him or her to dismount to make set-up adjustments
POINTS OF CONTACT ON THE INDOOR BIKE
There are three main points of contact on the bike — saddle, pedals and handlebars.
1 Saddle
2 Pedals
3 Handlebars
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ADJUSTMENT POINTS ON THE INDOOR BIKE
There are 5 adjustment locations on the M Series Indoor Bike.
1 Seat-Post Height (raise or lower)
2 Saddle Fore and Aft (slide forward and backward)
3 Handlebars Height (raise or lower)
4 Handlebars Fore and Aft (slide forward and backward)
5 Cages (tighten or loosen)
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TECHNICAL ASPECTS

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Keiser M SERIES Specifications

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BrandKeiser
ModelM SERIES
CategoryFitness Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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