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General| Type | Upright Bike |
|---|---|
| Resistance System | Magnetic |
| Resistance Levels | 20 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Maximum User Weight | 300 lbs |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
Key safety warnings and guidelines for operating the equipment.
Safety instructions concerning children's proximity to the equipment.
Instructions on proper cleaning methods for the equipment.
How to use hand pulse sensors for heart rate monitoring and a warning on accuracy.
Instructions on how to move the Vision Fitness Bike using its transport wheels.
Guidance on selecting an optimal location for placing the Bike at home.
Advice on keeping the bike in good condition through regular cleaning and checks.
A schedule outlining weekly, monthly, bi-annually, and annually maintenance tasks.
Guidance on selecting an optimal location for placing the Elliptical Trainer at home.
Advice on keeping the elliptical trainer in good condition through regular cleaning and checks.
A schedule outlining weekly, monthly, bi-annually, and annually maintenance tasks for the elliptical.
The quickest way to begin exercising using the START button in manual mode.
How to select workout programs, set exercise time, and adjust resistance levels.
Description of the 8x12 block profile display for program segments and resistance levels.
Details on feedback metrics displayed during workouts: Program, Level, RPM, Time, Distance, Heart Rate, Calories, Watts.
Overview and illustrations of the 7 available console programs (Manual, Interval, Incline, Fat Burn, Rolling Hills, Muscle Toner, Mountain).
Instructions on how to access and navigate the engineering mode on the console.
Details on various engineering settings such as LCD Test, Hardware Test, Units Mode, and Default Settings.
Details the warranty periods for the frame, brake, electronics, parts, and labor.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the warranty.
Outlines policies for delivery, assembly, installation, and repair attempts.
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