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Resistance | Magnetic |
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Display | LCD |
Max User Weight | 250 lbs |
Type | Upright |
Adjustable Seat | Yes |
Basic precautions, usage guidelines, environment, clothing, and user conduct for safe operation.
Emphasizes consulting a physician before exercise and careful product operation.
Detailed list of all parts with their corresponding numbers and quantities for assembly and replacement.
Lists the specific tools provided or needed for assembling and maintaining the spinning bike.
Visual illustration of the spinning bike with numbered parts corresponding to the parts list.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the front and rear stabilizers to the main frame using bolts and washers.
Instructions for inserting and securing the handlebar post to the main frame using the round knob.
Guide on how to adjust the handlebar height using the round knob for user comfort.
Instructions for inserting and securing the seat post to the main frame using the round knob.
Details on adjusting the seat height and fore/aft position using the round knob.
Instructions for attaching the left and right foot pedals to the crank arms, noting thread direction.
How to use adjustable levelers on stabilizers to ensure the bike is on a stable, level surface.
Instructions on how to increase or decrease workout resistance using the brake knob.
How to adjust the handlebar height using the round knob for optimal user positioning.
Instructions on how to safely and quickly stop the spinning bike's flywheel using the brake knob.
Method for lifting and moving the spinning bike using its design features.
Overview of a balanced exercise program, including aerobic activity, warm-up benefits, and cool-down importance.
Specific warm-up and cool-down movements focusing on neck rolls and shoulder lifts.
Stretches for side body, quadriceps, and inner thighs to improve flexibility and reduce muscle tension.
Exercises focusing on hamstring, calf muscles, and overall flexibility through toe touches and leg stretches.