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General| Resistance | Friction |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 220 lbs |
| Dimensions | 40" L x 19" W x 46" H |
| Handlebar Adjustment | Vertical |
| Product Weight | 57 lbs |
| Max User Weight | 220 lbs |
| Adjustable Seat | Yes |
| Adjustable Handlebars | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Pedals | Caged |
| Display | LCD |
| Features | Adjustable Handlebars |
| Drive Mechanism | Belt |
| Drive System | Belt |
| Seat | Padded |
| Warranty | 3 years |
Follow all safety guidelines, consult a physician, keep children away, use on flat surfaces, and check for secure parts.
Unscrew screws and washers from the main frame to remove front and rear packing bases.
Attach front and rear stabilizers to the main frame using screws and washers, ensuring they are tightened.
Screw pedals into cranks counter-clockwise for the left and clockwise for the right, securing with nuts.
Loosen knobs to adjust seat and handlebar post height, then retighten. Attach bottle holder.
Slide seat into post, tighten knob. Attach handlebar to post using screws and washers.
Use spanner to adjust base levelers to ensure the bike is stable and balanced during use.
Control resistance with the Tension Knob and use the Brake Handle as an emergency brake.
Secure feet properly in the toe clips by adjusting the pedal straps for a safe and effective workout.
Tilt the bike to engage transport wheels for easy movement, handling with caution.
Adjust seat height and fore/aft position by loosening and retightening the seat adjustment knob.
Adjust handlebar height by loosening and retightening the handlebar adjustment knob.
Regularly check brake pads for wear and pedals for security, replacing or tightening as needed.
Use two open-faced wrenches to simultaneously tighten the seat hexagon nut on both sides.
Wipe down equipment after each use to prevent sweat corrosion and check for loose parts.
Inspect and tighten moving parts, frame fittings, and pop pin assemblies for structural integrity.
Check all hardware, inspect brake tension rod, and lubricate seat post and handlebar post.
Lubricate brake pads if dry, brush to remove glaze, and replace if worn or damaged.
