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New Balance 7.0r - User Manual

New Balance 7.0r
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OWNER’S MANUAL
FOR MAXIMUM EFFECTIVENESS
AND
SAFETY,PLEASE READ THIS
OWNERS MANUAL BEFORE USING YOUR
NEW BALANCE 7.0r Recumbent Bike
7.0r
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Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Unit Warning Labels

Warning Label 1

Failure to follow safety instructions may result in injury or death. Keep children away. Max user weight 300 lbs.

Warning Label 2

Do not plug AC adapter into wall until electronics monitor is completely assembled.

Warning Label 3

Make sure adjustment pin is locked in place before beginning exercises.

Warning Label 4

Pinch point. Keep hands clear of the track when adjusting seat.

Warning Label 5

Risk of electrical shock. Unit for indoor, dry location use only.

Specifications and Parts

New Balance 7.0 r Specifications

Details the dimensions, product weight, and maximum user weight of the recumbent bike.

Parts Identification Diagram

Diagram labeling all major components of the New Balance 7.0r recumbent bike.

Introduction

About the New Balance 7.0 r Recumbent Bike

Highlights benefits of the bike for toning, health maintenance, and energy.

Customer Service and Support

Provides contact information for customer support and website.

Ordering Missing or Defective Parts

Information Required for Parts Orders

Lists required details like name, address, purchase date, and model number for ordering parts.

Assembly Instructions

Component and Tool Overview

Illustrates and labels all parts, tools, and fasteners included in the assembly process.

STEP 1 - Foot Tube Assembly

Instructions for attaching the front and rear foot tubes to the main frame assembly.

STEP 2 - Back Rest and Seat Cushion Assembly

Steps for assembling the seat carriage slider, back rest, and seat cushion.

STEP 3 - Handlebar Tube Assembly

Guide to assembling the handlebar tube, cover, and connecting wires.

STEP 4 - Seat Carriage Assembly

Instructions for attaching the seat carriage to the seat carriage tube.

STEP 5 - Foot Pedal Assembly

Details on attaching the left and right foot pedals to their respective cranks.

STEP 6 - Front Handlebar Assembly

Steps for attaching the front handlebar to the handlebar tube.

STEP 7 - Computer Assembly

Instructions for installing the computer unit and batteries.

STEP 8 - Water Bottle Holder

Procedure for attaching the water bottle holder to the handlebar tube.

STEP 9 - AC Adapter Installation

Instruction to plug the AC adapter into the unit and then the wall.

Getting Started

Workout Space and Setup

Guidance on setting up the bike on a level surface with adequate space.

Correct Workout Position

Advice on maintaining proper posture, knee bend, and pedaling motion.

Using Your New Balance 7.0 r Recumbent Bike

General Usage Precautions

Important notes on unit recommendation for children, balance, and surface.

Dual Sided Pedal Usage

Explanation of how to use both sides of the pedals with shoes or bare feet.

Using the Pulse Function on the Handlebars

Pulse Sensor Operation

Steps to use the pulse sensors on the handlebars for heart rate monitoring.

Pulse Accuracy Disclaimer

Disclaimer on the accuracy of pulse sensor readings for medical conditions.

Operating the Computer

Computer Features Overview

Overview of the computer's features for tracking progress and motivating workouts.

Key Computer Functions Explained

Explanation of Quick Start, Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, and Age functions.

Computer Display Metrics Explained

Details on how the computer displays Speed, Distance, and approximate Calories.

Age Setting and Pulse Monitoring

Information on age-programmable settings and pulse sensor usage for heart rate.

Computer Button Functions

Explanation of the ENTER and START buttons' functions.

Using UP;DOWN Buttons for Settings

How to use UP/DOWN buttons to adjust program, time, distance, calories, and age.

Understanding LCD Workout Graphics

Description of the visual display for 13 different workout programs.

Operating Programs 1-7

Step-by-step guide for selecting programs, time, calories, and age.

Operating Programs 8-11 (Heart Rate Control)

Instructions for heart rate controlled programs that adjust resistance.

Operating User Programs 12 & 13

How to design and store custom workout courses.

Program Graphics Interpretation

Visual representation of the 13 different workout programs and their intensity levels.

Adjusting LCD Contrast

Procedure to adjust the screen contrast using the ENTER and UP/DOWN buttons.

Exercise Guidelines

Physician Consultation Recommendations

Recommendations for consulting a physician before starting exercise, especially for certain age groups or conditions.

Target Heart Rate Zone Determination

Guidance on setting target heart rate zones based on age and fitness level.

Workout Structure: Warm-up and Cool-down

Recommendations for warm-up, cool-down, and workout frequency for overall fitness.

Exercise Category Recommendations

Specific durations and frequencies for warm-up, muscular strength, endurance, cardio, and flexibility.

Aerobic Exercise: How Much? How Often?

Guidance on the recommended duration and frequency for aerobic workouts to improve fitness.

When to Exercise

Discussion on optimal times for exercise, considering personal preference and avoiding post-meal strenuous activity.

Heart Rate for Cardiovascular Fitness

Explains the importance of heart rate for measuring exercise intensity and cardiovascular benefits.

Calculating Target Heart Rate

Details on calculating target heart rate zones (60-85% of max heart rate) based on age.

Using Bike Pulse Sensors for Heart Rate

Instructions on using the bike's sensors to estimate heart rate during workouts.

Knowing the Basics

Components of Physical Fitness

Defines cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition.

A Complete Exercise Program

Workout Schedule Planning Factors

Discusses factors like goals, fitness level, age, and convenience for creating a workout schedule.

Clothing Recommendations

Tips to Keep You Going

Motivation and Consistency Tips

Advice on maintaining motivation, setting goals, logging progress, and staying consistent.

Heart Rate Target Zone Chart

Table 1: Heart Rate Zones by Age

Graphical representation showing target heart rate zones based on age for cardiovascular fitness.

Table 2: Exercise Progression Schedule

A week-by-week plan for increasing workout intensity and duration.

Warm Up & Cool Down Stretches

General Stretching Principles

Instructions for performing stretches slowly and smoothly for flexibility and muscle relief.

Quadriceps Stretch

Detailed steps for performing a quadriceps stretch.

Calf and Achilles Stretch

Instructions for performing a calf and Achilles tendon stretch.

Overhead;Triceps Stretch

Detailed steps for performing an overhead and triceps stretch.

Back Stretch

Instructions for performing a back stretch by bending forward from the waist.

Standing Hamstrings Stretch

Steps for performing a hamstring stretch by leaning forward from the hips.

Buttocks, Hips and Abdominal Stretch

Instructions for stretching the hips, abdominals, and lower back while lying down.

Inner Thigh Stretch

Guide for performing an inner thigh stretch while seated.

Arm Pullback Stretch

Steps for performing an arm pullback stretch targeting the chest and shoulders.

Care & Storage of Your New Balance 7.0 r

Unit Care Instructions

Advice on cleaning, unplugging, and maintaining the unit for smooth operation.

Moving and Storing the Bike

Instructions for safely moving and storing the recumbent bike.

Workout Progress Charts

Tracking Progress Over Time

Guidance on using charts to monitor progress, suggesting regular measurements every two weeks.

Measurement Sites Diagram

Illustration showing the specific body measurement sites for tracking progress.

Additional Workout Progress Charts

Extended Progress Tracking Tables

Provides additional blank charts for logging workout progress over extended periods.

Exercise Data Charts

Weekly Exercise Logging

Blank charts for recording weekly workout dates, number of workouts, and total workout time.

Additional Exercise Data Charts

Extended Exercise Data Logging

Provides more blank charts for tracking additional weekly exercise data.

New Balance Fitness Equipment

Warranty Information

States the product warranty and dedication to quality.

Customer Contact and Record Keeping

Provides contact details and prompts to record serial number and purchase date for warranty.

New Balance 7.0r Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNew Balance
Model7.0r
CategoryExercise Bike
LanguageEnglish

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